Konjan Cham River – Ilam

Kan-e-Gonbad Graveyard – Ilam

This graveyard is located 30 kilometers southeast of Ilam on the outskirts of Shah Nakhjir Mountain one of the extensions of Kabir Kooh. Archaeological studies indicate that the discovered vestiges belong to 2500-2600 BC. and 4600-4500 BC.

Qolarang Mountain – Ilam

Located 11 kilometers north of Ilam, this mountain is 2,473 meters high. the Abaftab and Abzanguan Rivers originate from it. It joins the Manasht Kooh in the west and the Chamangir Kooh in the southeast and is a part of the Kabir Mountain Range.

Handicrafts and Souvenirs – Ilam

The Ilam province is a tribal region and its handicrafts specially embossed Kilim is famous nationally. The most important handicrafts of the province are: wickerwork, coarse carpet, silk products, rug, felt carpet, wooden products and so ...

Tang-e-Dalav Forest Receation Sites – Ilam

This park is at a distance of 25 kilometers from Ilam on the way to Islam Abad with a natural environment. It is very vast and close to the game fields of the region and is mostly used by the people in spring and summer.

Cham Aava Waterfalls – Ilam

Located 18 kilometers from Ilam on the Ilam-Saleh Abad Road between Chamaw village and Marbereh region, this high waterfall is formed between rocks and flows down. Finally, it ends at the Godar Khosh River after a short distance.

Valli Castle – Ilam

The Vali Castle of Ilam is one of the important monuments of Qajar period in Ilam City, which was built by Qolamreza Khan Vali on a hill named چغا میرگ in 1908 AD (1326 AH). This monument consists of several parts such as Harem, alcove , ...

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.

Chenar Graveyard – Ilam

Located in the Chenarbash region of Ilam, this historical graveyard belongs to the 1st millennium BC. Some graves have been discovered there, where the dead were buried in small and large earthenware jars with their belongings according to their ...