Related to Hormoz Island (located in Hormozgan province)
Also known as: Hormoz Crystal Cave, Hormuz Salt Cave, Salt Goddess Cave, Elaaheye Namak
The Hormuz Island in southern Iran is widely known for its red and edible soil but in addition to the dominant red colour of the island, a splendid white colour catches the eyes of every visitor: The whiteness of the Goddess of Salt.
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered ...
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
Underneath the mountain, a stream is flowing against an orange backdrop. The stream’s nice sound creates a pleasant feeling amid the heavy silence of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
Among the main tourist attractions of the island, one can refer to the unsmooth surface of the earth caused by erosion over time. This has created some unique scenes.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
Salt Goddess Cave in Hormuz Island is a tourist attraction of Iran
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The southern swathe of Hormuz Island is covered with huge salt crystals.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
Among the main tourist attractions of the island, one can refer to the unsmooth surface of the earth caused by erosion over time. This has created some unique scenes.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
Salt Goddess Cave in Hormuz Island is a tourist attraction of Iran
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
It is composed of a salt mountain with colourful textures, beautifully cut by nature over time.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The southern swathe of Hormuz Island is covered with huge salt crystals.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
The jewel of geology of the Persian Gulf is located on a salt dome. The crystals of salt stone are scattered in most parts of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
It is composed of a salt mountain with colourful textures, beautifully cut by nature over time.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
Underneath the mountain, a stream is flowing against an orange backdrop. The stream’s nice sound creates a pleasant feeling amid the heavy silence of the island.
Salt Goddess Cave & Mountain - Hormoz Island - Persian Gulf
It is composed of a salt mountain with colourful textures, beautifully cut by nature over time.
Hormoz Island (Hurmoz) lies like an oyster shell amidst the waters of the Persian Gulf, covering an area of 41.9 sq. km. Hormoz Island is located to the southeast of Bandar Abbas and lies within 10 nautical miles from it.
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