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Isfahan Province

  • Centre : Isfahan
  • Population : 5,121,000 (2016)
  • Area : 107,018 km²
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Isfahan province has a rich history and culture. There are lots of spectacular historical monuments to see in this province. Vast parts of the province are covered by deserts and the area is suffering from drought in recent years.

History

Based on historical documents, the area was an important population centre, called Sepaneh and Espadana by historians contemporary to Jesus Christ.

The apex of Isfahan importance was during the Safavid era.

Geography

The province extends to Yazd and South Khorasan provinces to the east; Seman, Qom and Markazi to the north; Lorestan and Charmahal to the west. Fars and Kohgiluyeh provinces are to the south of this province.

The province is an industrial centre for steel production and is one of the most important handicraft centres in Iran.

Zayanderud river, one of the most important rivers in central Iran ends in this province.

Climate

Isfahan province has dry weather with very cold winters and warm summers. The mountainous regions of the province have relatively temperate weather.

  • Cities, towns and villages to visit :
Isfahan
Kashan
Naein
  • Things to See :
Abayaneh Village, Isfahan Province
Abyaneh
Agha Bozorg Mosque, Kashan
Agha Bozorg Mosque
Aliqapu Palace, Isfahan
Aliqapu Palace
Bethlehem Church
ChaharBagh Street
Chehelsotoon Palace, Isfahan
Chehelsotoun Pavillion
Fin Garden, Kashan
Fin Garden
Garmeh Village
Hasht Behesht Palace
Historical Bridges, Isfahan
Historical Bridges
Imam Mosque, Isfahan
Imam Mosque
Maranjab Desert
Naghsh-e-Jahan, Isfahan
Naghsh-e-Jahan Sq.
Noushabad Underground City
Old Jameh Mosque, Isfahan
Old Jameh Mosque
Qeysarieh Bazaar, Isfahan
Qeysarieh Bazaar
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Isfahan
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque
Historical Houses, Kashan
Traditional Houses
Vank Cathedral, Isfahan
Vank Cathedral
  • Hotels :
Alborz
Ardebil
Bushehr
Charmahal
E. Azarbaijan
Fars
Gilan
Golestan
Hamadan
Hormozgan
Ilam
Isfahan
Kerman
Kermanshah
Khorasan R.
Khuzestan
Kohgiluyeh
Kordestan
Lorestan
Markazi
Mazandaran
N. Khorasan
Qazvin
Qom
Semnan
Sistan & Baluchistan
S. Khorasan
Tehran
W. Azarbaijan
Yazd
Zanjan

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