Related to Hormoz Island (located in Hormozgan province)
Also known as: Hormoz Red Beach, Red Beach of Hormoz, Sahel-e Sorkh
Hormuz Island has a mountain rich in red oxide soil, called “Gelack”, which is not just a valuable mineral for industrial purposes, but the locals use it as an spice in their cuisine, such as sauces, jams, etc.
The mountain being on the shoreline, makes the peculiarly red beach and red waves of the sea an unmissable sight to see. What is ...
The Red Beach is only one among Hormuz Island’s various rocky sand beaches with their mysterious sea caves.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The mountain being on the shoreline, makes the peculiarly red beach and red waves of the sea an unmissable sight to see
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
Hormuz Island is known for its red soil though it is not its only attraction. Stepping on silver, golden, and white sand of the shore, you can see the red and orange mountains and the unforgettable sunset.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The soil of Hormuz has a high concentration of iron oxide that gives the landscape a characteristic reddish hue.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
This has been used for decades in the industry of dyeing, cosmetics, glass and ceramics – with lots of exporting going on from places like this.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is only one among Hormuz Island’s various rocky sand beaches with their mysterious sea caves.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is in fact the best-quality red soil that after Spain has the best quality of these minerals in the world and has many industrial and cosmetic applications.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
It is not just red and beautiful, but edible too! Hormoz Island has a mountain rich in red oxide soil, called “Gelack”, which is not just a valuable mineral for industrial purposes, but the locals use it as an spice in their cuisine, such as sauces, jams, etc.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The entire soil of Hormuz Island is 72 colors. It is noteworthy that the main soil of Hormuz is red soil.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The entire soil of Hormuz Island is 72 colors. It is noteworthy that the main soil of Hormuz is red soil.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is only one among Hormuz Island’s various rocky sand beaches with their mysterious sea caves.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is only one among Hormuz Island’s various rocky sand beaches with their mysterious sea caves.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The soil color around you keeps changing as you walk or ride and you can visit a unique red edible soil and other 70 colorful minerals in Hormuz Island. Wonderful views, untouched nature, and various attractions all in Hormuz Island are the magnificent features of this beautiful island.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The mountain being on the shoreline, makes the peculiarly red beach and red waves of the sea an unmissable sight to see. What is more, walking along the shore, you will encounter parts where sand glitters with metal compounds, especially mesmerizing at sunset or sunrise.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
It is not just red and beautiful, but edible too! Hormoz Island has a mountain rich in red oxide soil, called “Gelack”, which is not just a valuable mineral for industrial purposes, but the locals use it as an spice in their cuisine, such as sauces, jams, etc.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
This has been used for decades in the industry of dyeing, cosmetics, glass and ceramics – with lots of exporting going on from places like this.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
What primarily attracts tourists from around the world, is the famous Hormuz Island soil, a deep red.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The mountain being on the shoreline, makes the peculiarly red beach and red waves of the sea an unmissable sight to see
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
Hormuz's red soil has a high economic value and exported it for several years in order to use in various industries such as dyeing, cosmetics, glass and ceramics, But exports have become more limited today because of the loss of this unique soil. | Copyright: Peyman Parvaneh
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is in fact the best-quality red soil that after Spain has the best quality of these minerals in the world and has many industrial and cosmetic applications.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
Hormuz's red soil has a high economic value and exported it for several years in order to use in various industries such as dyeing, cosmetics, glass and ceramics, But exports have become more limited today because of the loss of this unique soil.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
Hormuz Island is known for its red soil though it is not its only attraction. Stepping on silver, golden, and white sand of the shore, you can see the red and orange mountains and the unforgettable sunset.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is in fact the best-quality red soil that after Spain has the best quality of these minerals in the world and has many industrial and cosmetic applications.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
Hormuz Island is known for its red soil though it is not its only attraction. Stepping on silver, golden, and white sand of the shore, you can see the red and orange mountains and the unforgettable sunset.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The mountain being on the shoreline, makes the peculiarly red beach and red waves of the sea an unmissable sight to see
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
The Red Beach is in fact the best-quality red soil that after Spain has the best quality of these minerals in the world and has many industrial and cosmetic applications.
Silver and Red Beach of Hormuz
Hormuz Island is known for its red soil though it is not its only attraction. Stepping on silver, golden, and white sand of the shore, you can see the red and orange mountains and the unforgettable sunset.
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