Azerbaidjanul de Est

Atracții naturale în provincia Azerbaidjanul de Est

Lakes & Nature

East Azerbaijan’s landscape features diverse geological formations and high-altitude water bodies. This selection includes the Aladaghlar Mountains, known for their red and yellow mineral-stained soil, and the freshwater Quri Gol, a protected wetland habitat. High-elevation sites like the Bolukan Waterfall and the secondary lake of Mount Sabalan showcase the region's volcanic and tectonic history, while Golestan Garden provides a historical green space within the urban center of Tabriz.

Lakes & Nature — Hartă

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- Quri Gol

Gori Lake is a small fresh to brackish lake in the uplands of East Azarbaijan Province in north-western Iran.

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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…

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Abshar blwkan

Located in a rugged canyon near Bolukan village, this high-altitude waterfall descends over steep rocky cliffs within the mountain ranges of the Mianeh region.

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Colored Mountains of Tabriz

Also known as the Aladaghlar Mountains, these hills feature distinct red, copper, and yellow stripes caused by millions of years of mineral deposition and soil oxidation.

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Dryachh dwm kwh sblan

A high-altitude alpine lake situated on the slopes of Mount Sabalan, formed within the volcanic terrain of the region's highest peak.

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