Related to Qeshm Island (located in Hormozgan province)
Also known as: Tandis-ha Valley in Qeshm, Qeshm Statues Valley, Tandis Valley, Darre-ye Tandis-ha
The Valley of the Statues is located in the northern part of Qeshm Island and was named the Valley of the Statues due to its numerous natural shapes and volumes. What can be seen in the area of the statue valley is the remnants of a plain that once covered the entire island. The parts that were exposed to water were slowly washed away and the other ...
This stunningly beautiful natural site is called ‘Valley of the Statues’ because here tall rocks have been sculpted into strange shapes by the elements.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
Tandis-ha valley, meaning the valley of statues, and its surrounding located at Salakh rural district along the northern coastline of Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf, Hormozgan Province.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
One of the world’s most eye-catching nature’s creativities at its finest, Darreh-ye Tandis-ha is a remnant of a high plateau that has been once connected to the Roof of Qeshm.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
In some areas of the valley, numerous fossils may be found including fossils of bivalves, in some areas as colonies. Another interesting geological phenomenon in the valley is sedimentation forming muddy mud cracks, which has created beautiful and interesting landscapes.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
Tandis-ha valley, meaning the valley of statues, and its surrounding located at Salakh rural district along the northern coastline of Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf, Hormozgan Province.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
One of the world’s most eye-catching nature’s creativities at its finest, Darreh-ye Tandis-ha is a remnant of a high plateau that has been once connected to the Roof of Qeshm.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
In some areas of the valley, numerous fossils may be found including fossils of bivalves, in some areas as colonies. Another interesting geological phenomenon in the valley is sedimentation forming muddy mud cracks, which has created beautiful and interesting landscapes.
Tandis ha valley - Qeshm Island
Tandis-ha valley, meaning the valley of statues, and its surrounding located at Salakh rural district along the northern coastline of Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf, Hormozgan Province.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
The valley is part of those areas which have been once underneath the water, and when pulled up, it has been heavily eroded by sea waves among other factors.
Tandisha Valley - Qeshm Island
Tandis-ha valley, meaning the valley of statues, and its surrounding located at Salakh rural district along the northern coastline of Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf, Hormozgan Province.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
One of the world’s most eye-catching nature’s creativities at its finest, Darreh-ye Tandis-ha is a remnant of a high plateau that has been once connected to the Roof of Qeshm.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
In some areas of the valley, numerous fossils may be found including fossils of bivalves, in some areas as colonies. Another interesting geological phenomenon in the valley is sedimentation forming muddy mud cracks, which has created beautiful and interesting landscapes.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
The valley is part of those areas which have been once underneath the water, and when pulled up, it has been heavily eroded by sea waves among other factors.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
Tandis-ha valley, meaning the valley of statues, and its surrounding located at Salakh rural district along the northern coastline of Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf, Hormozgan Province.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
The valley is part of those areas which have been once underneath the water, and when pulled up, it has been heavily eroded by sea waves among other factors.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
One of the world’s most eye-catching nature’s creativities at its finest, Darreh-ye Tandis-ha is a remnant of a high plateau that has been once connected to the Roof of Qeshm.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
This stunningly beautiful natural site is called ‘Valley of the Statues’ because here tall rocks have been sculpted into strange shapes by the elements.
Valley Of The Statues - Qeshm Island
This stunningly beautiful natural site is called ‘Valley of the Statues’ because here tall rocks have been sculpted into strange shapes by the elements.
Qeshm Island is situated to the north of Hormoz Strait, and the city of Qeshm is located in the southeast of this Island. This region has a warm and humid climate and is somewhat a lengthy island.
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