Gonbad-e Kavus is an urban sprawl famous for Turkmen horse racing and a Unesco-listed Mil-e Gonbad tower.
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Like the Dead Sea, huge Lake Orumiyeh is so super salty that you just can’t sink. A Unesco Biosphere Reserve since 1976.
Holy Shrine of Imam Khomeini in an enormous scale is one the grandest architectural endeavours of the Islamic.
Imam Reza’s Holy Shrine is enveloped in a vast series of sacred precincts collectively known as the Haram-e Razavi.
Mashhad is Iran’s holiest and second-largest city. Its main sight is the beautiful, massive and ever-growing shrine of Imam Reza.
Booming Semnan city is well placed to give swift access to both the Alborz Mountains and the vast Dasht-e Kavir desert.
These photogenic series of stepped travertine (a type of limestone) terrace pools known as Badab-e Surt are a must-see.
Located an attractive location where the green Alborz Mountains meet the northeastern steppe, Gorgan is an appealing city.
The sprawling capital of Mazandaran, Sari, is a key connecting point if you’re trying to reach Badab-e Surt by public transport.
The city of Qa’en or Ghayen is one of the larger desert towns on the Mashhad – Zahedan corridor.
Between Mashhad and Kerman via the Kaluts, Birjand is the capital of South Khorasan province.
With a claim to being the world’s hottest desert, theThe Kaluts is considered one of Iran’s most exciting adventure destinations.