Nestled in the heartland of Iran, Hamedan, also known as Hamadan or Ecbatana in ancient times, is a city that bridges the gap between history and nature. As one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world, it boasts a rich historical heritage while also offering stunning natural landscapes that make it a must-visit […]
Hamedan is one of those cities and provinces that consists several historical, natural sites and villages, such as Varkaneh that is very well known as Iranian renaissance village which has been built by stone only. Varkaneh (locally called Cheshmeh Qol Qol), is one of the stone villages of Iran that is located about 20 km […]
Hamedan (Hamadan) is one of the ancient cities in Iran offering several historical and natural attractions to world travelers. Many historians consider this city the capital of Iranian history and civilization. A trip to this city will introduce you to a collection of historical monuments of different periods such as Ecbatana Historical City, Ganj Nameh […]
Hamadan is one of the most beautiful western provinces of Iran which was once the capital and the center of civilization because of all the historical and valuable monuments it has. Avicenna was born c. 980 in Bukhara (in present-day Uzbekistan), the capital of the Samanids and He died in June 1037, in his fifty-eighth year and was buried in Hamadan, Iran. Ibn […]
The extensive Katale Khor cave system, rated by locals as the best in western Iran, is 150km south of Zanjan, off the Soltaniyeh–Hamadan road near Garmab. Less touristed than the more famous Ali Sadr caves, which it is thought to eventually join, Katale Khor has 3km open to the public and another 4km available for experienced […]
