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More information about Payam Ski Resort (Yam) in Marand
Payam Ski Resort (Yam)
in Marand City
Payam Ski Resort (Yam)
The Yam Ski Resort (Also known as Payam) is based on the foothill of the Mishodaghi Mount (Mishudaq or Mishodaghi Mountain) where lies between Tabriz and Marand in the East Azerbaijan ... MORE
The Yam Ski Resort (Also known as Payam) is based on the foothill of the Mishodaghi Mount (Mishudaq or Mishodaghi ...
More information about Mishoo Mountain in Marand
Mishoo Mountain
in Marand City
Mishoo Mountain
In this mountainous region the highest peak is 2,855 m. high, standing to the north of the Lake Orumieh and south of the plains of Marand. Its famous peaks are Falak Daqi, Ali Alamdar, ... MORE
In this mountainous region the highest peak is 2,855 m. high, standing to the north of the Lake Orumieh and south of the plains of Marand. Its famous peaks are Falak Daqi, Ali Alamdar, Kusababa and Ozun Boel. At northeast of this region, is the Yal pass a ski resort is present and the region is used ...
More information about Marand Jame' Mosque in Marand
Marand Jame' Mosque
in Marand City
Marand Jame' Mosque
Marand Jame Mosque most probably originally this mosque was a fire-temple in Sassanian era. Due to upheavals this fire-temple was converted into a church. After the victory of the ... MORE
Marand Jame Mosque most probably originally this mosque was a fire-temple in Sassanian era. Due to upheavals this fire-temple was converted into a church. After the victory of the muslims, the same was changed into a mosque in the 3rd century AH. This mosque has oriental and spectacular architecture.
More information about San Sarood Castle in Marand
San Sarood Castle
in Marand City
San Sarood Castle
This ancient fort is located on a high, stony hillock 26 km. north of Marand. To the east of this, huge stone slabs can be observed related to the periods before the birth of Christ. MORE
This ancient fort is located on a high, stony hillock 26 km. north of Marand. To the east of this, huge stone slabs can be observed related to the periods before the birth of Christ.
More information about Sassanid Fire Temple in Marand
Sassanid Fire Temple
in Marand City
Sassanid Fire Temple
The remnants of this Sassanian fire-temple is full of ashes which the inhabitants use as a fertilizer. It is located in Gray hill northeast of the city. MORE
The remnants of this Sassanian fire-temple is full of ashes which the inhabitants use as a fertilizer. It is located in Gray hill northeast of the city.
More information about Kiyamaky Protected Zone in Marand
Kiyamaky Protected Zone
in Marand City
Kiyamaky Protected Zone
Covering an area of 84,000 hectares that is extending from the banks of Aras river and reaching a height of 3,347 m. in the mountains of Kiyamaki. MORE
Covering an area of 84,000 hectares that is extending from the banks of Aras river and reaching a height of 3,347 m. in the mountains of Kiyamaki.
More information about Kiyamaky Summit in Marand
Kiyamaky Summit
in Marand City
Kiyamaky Summit
Lying northwest of the province with an altitude of 3,347 m.is located in the vicinity of Jolfa. This region having a number of villages experiences cold weather with plenty of rainfall ... MORE
Lying northwest of the province with an altitude of 3,347 m.is located in the vicinity of Jolfa. This region having a number of villages experiences cold weather with plenty of rainfall and snow. Green pastures cover the skirts and valleys.
More information about Duogijan Cave in Marand
Duogijan Cave
in Marand City
Duogijan Cave
This cave is also of a stalagtite type in characteristic. The opening of the cave is about 3.5 m. This cave lies west of Marand (near Dogijan Village) and one can gain access to it ... MORE
This cave is also of a stalagtite type in characteristic. The opening of the cave is about 3.5 m. This cave lies west of Marand (near Dogijan Village) and one can gain access to it by car.
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