Iran’s ports — from Bandar Abbas to Chabahar — are gateways of culture and commerce. Each coastal town blends maritime life with local tradition, connecting Iran to the Indian Ocean and beyond.
When the captains would reach Siraf Port in Iran “spice port” through the turbulent waters and violent waves of the South Sea. Have you ever visited this charming 2500-year-old port? Bandar Siraf, located in Bushehr, is an international port on the Silk Road, which was at the peak of its prosperity during the Sassanid era. […]
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The Beris Port in Iran is one of the most popular wharves near Chabahar. Many tourists have traveled to Chabahar to see its beauty in recent years. Among the southern coasts of the country, the coasts of the Persian Gulf are the most famous; While the shores of the Makran Sea around Chabahar are among
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Gel Afshan Port in Iran is one of the sightseeing places of Sistan and Baluchistan province in Chabahar city and It has mountains of this region are located near Kanarak and in the place of Port. Gel Afshan Mountain in Port is 100 meters high and its diameter and base are more than 100 meters.
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