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Tourist Attraction in Khorramabad (city)
Tourist Attraction in Khorramabad (city)
Makhmal Kuh, literary meaning velvet mountain, is an eye-catching and popular mount that dominates Khorramabad, the capital of Lorestan province, western Iran. This beautiful area is located to the north of Khoram Abad, in the valley of Makhmal Kooh. It is so called due to abundance of small stones and flowers in the way to the same.
Tourist Attraction in Koohdasht (city)
Tourist Attraction in Koohdasht (city)
This valley lies between two mountains, 80 km. south west of Khoram Abad towards Koohdasht. In the mountains of Sefid Kooh is a crypt which has pillars and a wall constructed around it. It is believed that this was used to be the place of worshippers ...
Tourist Attraction in Kord Kooy (city)
Tourist Attraction in Kord Kooy (city)
The Radkan Village (Raadkan) is situated 15 km. to the south of Kord Kooy (Kordkuy) and has a damp and moderate climate. The Radkan River takes its source in Haq Ali and Abshar mountains which is 2 km. south of the village and flows into the Necka River. The ...
Tourist Attraction in Lahijan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Lahijan (city)
Near the city of Lahijan in northern Iran, and on the slopes of the mountains and among the green tea fields, there is a spectacular monument belonging to a Sufi named Sheikh Tadj’ad-Dīn Ebraheem, who is known as Sheikh Zahed Gilani. Originally dating from the Safavid era, the shrine has been rebuilt several times. You can see it from the Ramsar motorway, 2.5km from Lahijan's Golestan Sq.
Tourist Attraction in Lordegan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Lordegan (city)
This lake with an altitude of 2180 m. above sea level, is located to the south of Lordegan, close to the border of Chahar Mahal Va Bakhtiyari province and is at a distance of 180 km. northwest of Yasooj. This lake gains its water from Tang Sib heights ...
Tourist Attraction in Maku (city)
Tourist Attraction in Maku (city)
Aras, which in Azarbayjani language is called "Araz", is the most important river in northern Iran and Azarbayjan provinces. This river originates from the Goel Daq Mountain in Turkey and after joining the Kor River, it finally pours into the west end ...
Tourist Attraction in Marivan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Marivan (city)
The forests of the region of Marivan which are about 185,000 hectares and their maximum expansion is from the Garan Gorge towards the west till the Sheikh Atar Village. The elevated western plains of the Zagross Mountains attract moisture bearing clouds ...
Tourist Attraction in Marivan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Marivan (city)
Just 130km away from Sanandaj, the provincial capital city of Iran’s province of Kurdistan, there is the biggest freshwater lake and known as a lost paradise in the Iranian western; Zarivar.
Tourist Attraction in Marivan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Marivan (city)
Darreh Ki Village (Daraki Village) is located 47km southeast of Marivan and in the foothills of Kurdistan Province. The Takht Oraman Mountains are in the south, the Mahdi Mountains in the north, and Mount Dalani in the northwest of this village. The ...
Tourist Attraction in Miandoab (city)
Tourist Attraction in Miandoab (city)
Simineh River (Simineh Rud, Tatavi Chay, Tatahu Chay) originates from the summits around Saqez south of Lake Orumieh (Urmieh Lake). The main branch of which, Shetaveh Rood is to the southwest of Dehshahr Kandi. After flowing across Bukan, western Miandoab, ...
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