Top Things to do in Varzaneh
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The 5 Best Free Things to do in Varzaneh, Isfahan Province
Discover the best top things to do in Varzaneh, Iran including Varzaneh Desert, Zayanderud River, Ghoortan Citadel, Gavkhooni Wetland, Jame Mosque of Varzaneh.
1. Varzaneh Desert
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4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By ali_hich_ - Iran, null
Varzaneh is an amazing place to experience the desert. close to Varzaneh desert, you can also see the salt lake. The best time to go to see desert is like an hour before sunset so you can spend adecent time before sunset there and watch the sunset.
2. Zayanderud River
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Zayanderud River passes different places, from Chadegan, ending to Gavkhuni Wetland. It is full of water always in Varzaneh town, the last town passing by, since the layers of water are upper. Renting a boat, spending some time in old bridge of Varzaneh on the river, and see the delta of that, before Gavkhuni wetland starts. Women with white chadors are stopping by, relaxing in afternoons there.
3. Ghoortan Citadel
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4.5 based on 31 reviews
Ghoortan citadel is a 1000-years old citadel, 10 km outside of Varzaneh town. It is located next to Zayanderud river, with plenty of old houses, mosques, 14 watch towers, hemams, and animal coats. Still a live citadel, some families are living in southern corner of that. All mud-brick, and historically rich.
4. Gavkhooni Wetland
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4.0 based on 9 reviews
It is a vast humid area, basically a wetland, which is partially and discretely forested, which makes it like a swamp. Yet, being close to black volcanic mountain, makes the landscape beautiful, specially for those interested in wildlife. In fact, the region is a natural inhabitants for different kind of birds, esp. flamingos. Hiking black mountain and visiting wetland from the top is suggested.
5. Jame Mosque of Varzaneh
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4.0 based on 11 reviews
The 600 years old Jame Mosque of Varzaneh, is right in the middle of old town, and easy to walk. The mosque was formerly a fire temple, but in Tymorud dynasty was converted to mosque. Mosque is still in function, yet except three times of saying prayer of Shiite Muslims, everybody can visit during the day this mosque.
