Caves

From the mysterious Ali Sadr Cave with its underground lake to ancient shelters carved into rock, Iran’s caves are natural wonders and windows into prehistoric life and geology.

Shapur Cave in Iran

Shapur Cave in Iran

Shapur Cave in Iran is one of the sights of Fars Province, dating back to pre-Sassanian times. People used to perform religious ceremonies in this cave and 2 other caves nearby. If you want to know more about Shapur Cave, its features and sculptures, join us on the Hey Persia blog. Where is Shapur Cave? […]

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Kaldar Cave in Iran

Kaldar Cave in Iran

Did you know that one of the first settlements of intelligent people in the world was “Khorram Abad Cave”, which is 63 thousand years old and is one of the oldest settlements of intelligent people? If you are curious and would like to know more about Kaldar Cave in Iran, join us at Hey Persia

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Katlekhor Cave In Iran

Katlekhor Cave In Iran

Katlekhor Cave In Iran is a great destination for people who love caving and traveling in the heart of nature. This dry-water cave is one of the strangest caves in the world and is in Khodabande city. We suggest you join us on the Hey Persia blog and learn more about Katlekhor Cave. Information about

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Namakdan Salt Cave in Iran

The Namakdan Salt Cave in Iran, is a natural wonder in on Qeshm Island, which is part of Iran’s Hormozgan Province. This cave is famous for its awe-inspiring salt formations, offering a unique underground landscape that captivates tourists, geology enthusiasts, and adventurers. In this overview, we will delve into the features, geological significance, and visitor

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