This winter promenade enjoys a suitable climate and receives many tourists during December and April. It is located 60 kilometers from Ilam in the vicinity of Dashtelag a beautiful plain.
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Ilam Dam Lake – Ilam
Ilam Dam Lake is located 20 kilometers east of Ilam on the secondary way of Ilam Road in Darreh Shahr. This dam has been recently constructed and utilized in order to supply Ilam's potable water. There are no amenities for the visitors. Yet, due ...
Sarataf Waterfalls – Ilam
Located in Ilam township, the Sartaff waterfall is one of the public promenades with a verdant environment.
Sartang Sofl Village – Ilam
Enjoying a mild and dry weather, the village is located in a region with hills and high grounds and the Gangir River flows to its south. Mountains surround the village, an old mosque and a Sassanid fire-temple exist there.
Konatarikeh Cave – Ilam
This magnificent cave is located 35 kilometers from Ilam in Sivan heights on the road to Dareh Shahr. There are hundreds of columns, several vestibules, halls, wells and a wonderful aggregate of stalactites and stalagmites. It is very cold inside ...
Chamangir Mountain – Ilam
Located 22 kilometers southeast of Ilam, this mountain is 2,578 meters high. the Chardavol and Korab Rivers originate in this area. This mountain extends from the southeast to Sivan and from northwest to Qolarank Mountain which is one of the summits ...
Sarabeleh Village – Ilam
Located 18 kilometers northwest of Ilam between the Piran and Khorheh Mountains, this village enjoys a moderate and semi-humid climate. The Chardavol River, that originates from Kabir Kooh, flows inside the village and joins the Seimareh River. The ...
Assyrian (Gol Gol) Inscription – Ilam
This inscription is carved on the wall of a mountain in Gol Gol Village 25 kilometers from Ilam. It is 3000 years old and on the inscription there is an engrave of an Assyrian soldier with a helmet, holding an arrow, whit a moon and a star above his ...
Konjan Cham River – Ilam
Konjan Cham River originates from the outskirts of surrounding heights and after joining with other streams enters to Mehran through a narrow valley and finally flows to Iraq. It is 90 kilometers long in Iran.
