Soffeh Mountain – A Picturesque View of Isfahan

On the southern part of Isfahan, a strong, tall mountain is standing as the protector of Isfahan. This awe-inspiring mountain is home to the people who look for a time to relax on the green hills of it while a cold breeze touches their skin, for climbers who want to get to the peak of […]

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Khara Desert – Underrated but Breathtaking

Iran is full of breathtaking deserts that each of them is unique in their own way. Lut is probably the most known desert in Iran, which is in Kerman; but if you have some free time while enjoying Isfahan, Khara Desert is one of those places that is underrated but makes you stand in awe […]

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Varzaneh Desert and City

Due to Varzaneh’s historically fertile wetlands and surrounding farmlands, the city has several notable ancient sites which testify to its age. Some of the oldest artifacts, including clay pots and cutlery, found within historic parts of the city were determined to be over 5,000 years old. The Ghoortan Citadel, located 12 km west of the […]

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Chama Ice Cave

Near Chelgard village in Kuhrang county, after 25 km and passing Sheikh-Alikhan village, in the middle of Zardkuh mountain in Zagros range, you will reach to one of the most unique ice caves in Iran. Chama ice cave is known as one of the biggest sources of fresh-water. A charming view of this cave is […]

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Zayandeh Rud River – Giving Life to Isfahan

What lures tourists to Paris besides many remarkable museums and the spectacular Eifel Tower? Probably your answer is the Seine River. Let’s get back to Iran, to the glamorous city of Isfahan, where is somehow the same. Isfahan has a really rich history itself, but one breathtaking river, crossing the city is another aspect of […]

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