Qeshm Traditional Bazaar – Qeshm

Sinkoo Village – Qeshm

This village is on the coastal area, and is one of the important and oldest villages in the township of Qeshm. It has a warm and dry climate.Due to the cape and suitable vegetation coverage, wild life and birds such as herons and gulls form an ...

Kharbas Village – Qeshm

The ancient village of Kharbas is on Qeshm Island and located on the fork road of Qeshm -Dargahan. Nestling in the heights of this village are historical evidences revealing architectural effects in the rocks.Some believe this to be the place of ...

Harra (Mangrove) protected area – Qeshm

Harra Protected Area and the International Khor Khoran Lagoon is a collection of green Mangrove or Harra coastal trees which are located arund Qeshm Island, Bandar-e Pol, Hormoz Island and Khamir Island in Hormozgan Province and are considered the ...

Hengam Island – Qeshm

A small and visitable island attracts the eyes for its elegance in the south part of Iran which is called Hengam.The coral island of Hengam is located in the southern part of Qeshm Island. The azure waters of the Persian Gulf and different types ...

Fashafuyeh Recreational Lake – Qeshm

Tehran has no beaches. When you visit its sides, you either reach the desert or mountains, forests and beaches belong to the other side of the mountains.But you shouldn’t move that way, you have to turn around 180 degrees and move toward Imam ...

Qeshm Geo Park – Qeshm

Along Qeshm Island, there are mountains whose height is rarely ever more than three hundred meters. The length of these mountains from east to west of the island almost equals the length of Qeshm Island which is about one hundred and ten ...

Laft Village – Qeshm

The architectural facets of the dwellings in this village display interesting points. The main feature here are the traditional air vents or ventilators in various sizes. The constructions or houses are built close together and the streets are ...

Shah Shahid Pilgrimage – Qeshm

The same is located near the ancient city of Kharbez, beyond the Mehri Temple and on the edge of a precipice. It comprises of two inter-connecting rooms constructed of sun baked bricks and clay, with an area of 4 m x 3 m.