Many travelers and adventurers are now talking about Iran as an unknown and
new destination, which is home to diverse ancient heritages and magical natural
attractions. Aside from world known attractions like Persepolis or the Safavid
mosques of Isfahan, there are many uncovered gems in Iran that visiting them
would take your travel to Iran one step further:
Babak Castle
The epic Castle of Babak, strongly standing on a mountain 2300 meters high
above Kaleibar town in Azerbaijan province, is the memorial of Babak Khoramdin a
legendary Iranian warrior and his allies who stood against Arab invaders during
Sassanid Era. The 3-hour trekking route leading you to this glorious stone-made
monument with its great halls and arches would make a fabulous combination of
an adventurous and historical visit in the lush and fresh weather of
Northwestern Iran.
Babak Castle, Iran. |
Qeshm Geopark
Qeshm Island (also spelled Gheshm) is known as the biggest Island in
Persian Gulf in Southern Iran and is one of the most fabulous places a nature
lover can explore in Iran. With exclusive geological properties and a very rich
flora and fauna, Qeshm Island Geopark is one of the global geoparks supported
by the UNESCO. Magically beautiful rock formations leaving every visitor in
wonder, untouched calm beaches and let's be honest the weird and surreal
atmosphere of Qeshm would cause the mythical stories told by the locals sound true!
Qeshm Island, Iran. |
Badab Surt
Located in Mazandaran Province in Northern Iran, Badab Surt is a unique
natural wonder. Badab Surt is a set of stepped terraces formed by minerals
carried from heights around. These terraces are originally hot waters springs
with great medical properties. The madly beautiful landscape of red,
orange and golden terraces with the foggy background of northern forests will
be saved as an unforgettable picture on every visitor's mind seeking for
natural beauties.
Badab Surt, Iran. |
Located in the north of Kashan, the underground city of Nushabad is one of
the weirdest places you can visit while traveling in Iran. 1500 year ago, the
locals skillfully dug a 3 story labyrinth of rooms and corridors under the
ground. Each room which was connected to other rooms with corridors used to
belong to a family for sheltering in during wars.
Nushabad,Iran. |
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