Nature in East Azerbaijan
East Azerbaijan features a diverse range of natural landscapes, from the high-altitude wetlands of Quri Gol to the mineral-rich Colored Mountains of Tabriz. The region is home to historic urban green spaces like Elgoli and Golestan Garden, as well as significant water infrastructure including the Alavian and Shahriar dams. Visitors can explore the alpine environments near Mount Sabalan and the waterfalls of Blwkan, showcasing the province's unique geological formations and varied ecosystems.
A Golestan Garden
Golestan Park is a park in Tabriz, Iran. The place, which was originally used as a public cemetery, was changed to a city park during the…
B Elgoli - Shahgoli
El Goli, also called Shah Goli is a large historic park in the south east region of Tabriz, Iran.
C - Quri Gol
Gori Lake is a small fresh to brackish lake in the uplands of East Azarbaijan Province in north-western Iran.
D Abshar blwkan
A high waterfall located near the village of Blwkan in Mianeh County, set within a rugged mountain canyon.
E Alaviān Dam
The Alavian Dam and Lake is situated on the Soofian Chay river in East Azerbaijan Province, north-western Iran.
Colored Mountains of Tabriz
Also known as Ala Daghlar, these hills exhibit vibrant red, copper, and yellow stripes resulting from millions of years of mineral oxidation and tectonic activity.
Dryachh dwm kwh sblan
A high-altitude alpine lake located on the slopes of Mount Sabalan, formed by glacial melt and seasonal precipitation.
Shahriar Dam
A double-arch concrete dam situated on the Ghezel Ozan River, primarily used for irrigation and hydroelectric power generation near Mianeh.
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