Kerman province is the largest and one of the most fascinating provinces in Iran. To introduce you to this captivating province, we've provided a short overview. For further details, please refer to the attached PDFs.

Geography:

• Located in southeastern Iran, bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan.
• Vast and diverse landscape, encompassing deserts, mountains, lush oases, and ancient ruins.
• Home to the Lut Desert, one of the hottest and driest deserts on Earth.
• The capital city, Kerman, sits at a high elevation, offering stunning views and a cooler climate.

History and Culture:

• Rich history dating back to the Achaemenid Empire (550-330 BC).
• Crossroads of ancient trade routes, influencing its cultural diversity.
• Zoroastrianism, an ancient Iranian religion, still practiced by a small community in Kerman.
• Renowned for its traditional handicrafts, especially carpets and textiles.

Economy:

• Traditionally known for its agriculture, particularly pistachios.
• Growing industrial sector, with a focus on mining, automotive, and manufacturing.
• Tourism is becoming increasingly important, with visitors drawn to the historical sites, natural beauty, and unique culture.

Must-See Places:

• The city of Kerman, with its historic bazaars, mosques, and gardens.
• The Lut Desert, offering an otherworldly experience with sand dunes, salt flats, and stargazing opportunities.
• Rayen Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known as the "Arg of Bam" after a devastating earthquake in 2003.
• Mahan Desert Garden, a stunning oasis with lush greenery and traditional architecture.
• Meymand Rock Village, a troglodyte settlement carved into the mountains.

Kerman province is a truly unique and captivating destination, offering something for everyone. Whether you're interested in history, culture, nature, or adventure, Kerman has it all.

 Link to the PDFs: http://tinyurl.com/snhw69b3

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