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North Khorasan
Province is located in the center of Bojnourd city
in the north east of Iran. The province was formed
by government approval in year 3, after dividing the
province of Khorasan into three provinces.
Geographically, the province borders Turkmenistan to
the north, Khorasan Razavi to the east and south,
Semnan to the southwest and Golestan to the west.
The artifacts discovered in this province show its
ancient history. The ancient site known as the
Pahlavi and the Heydaran Jajarm hill dates back more
than 6,000 years. The province is culturally and
artfully lively and of interest to tourists because
of its diverse languages and ethnicities. The
natural and historical monuments of North Khorasan
province are very impressive and some of them are
unique. The rainforest and protected forests of this
province include Iran's special animals and plants
and even Asia and the world.
Baba Aman Promenade
Baba Aman Bojnourd Resort is one of the most
beautiful and oldest tourist parks in the country,
which hosts millions of travelers and pilgrims to
the holy shrine of Quds. This promenade with jungle
parks and pools has always attracted many travelers
to relieve their tiredness. In Baba Aman, there is a
spring that boils from the rock and drains its water
into pools built with surface differences to produce
artificial waterfalls. The gentle air and Baba
Aman's pleasant nights attract every tourist.
Kermani nomads
The historical emigration of the Kurds to Khorasan
began at the command of Shah Abbas Safavi around
1007 AH. During that time, 40,000 families from the
Kurdish west of the country migrated to the area to
protect and protect the north-eastern borders that
were occasionally threatened by ethnic Turks,
especially Uzbekistan. The human wall and the
disaster shield against the influx of Uzbeks into
the interior of the country, especially the center
of the Safavid Iran
Khorasan Kurds are made up of Greater Kurdistan… the
Kurds of Syria, the Caucasus, Baku, Turkey, the
Kurds of southern Iraq, Maku and Mahabad… and the
Kurds of Afghanistan, Pakistan and India have also
flocked to Khorasan.
The spa of the Prophet Job
The warm water eye of the Prophet Ayyub consists of
a series of springs that boil from the heart of the
earth and flow to the surface of the earth. Spring
water temperature is about 36 degrees Celsius. The
surface water is in the form of a pool with an area
of 459 square meters and an average depth of about
1.5 meters. Nowadays locals and people who are aware
of its mineral properties are using it for swimming
and leisure. Within 5 meters of this spring, there
is a potable cold water fountain with water flowing
from the north side of the pool, which is well
visible in this area. The fence has been fenced
around the pool to comply with the health and safety
principles.
Mokham Bojnourd Mansion
Mokhom Mansion is the largest and most significant
architectural work of the Qajar era in North
Khorasan, located northeast of Bojnourd.
During the Qajar period, the Mokhofar mansion, along
with other buildings, including a mirror, a pyramid,
a basin, and a porch, housed a large garden that
formed the complex of the Mokhofam Darul.
The mansion was built in the 8th AH during the reign
of Nasser al-Din Shah on the orders of Yar Mohammad
Khan Shadloo known as Sardar Mokhfam and was the
residence of his family and a reception for
government guests and political regal.
In the 1980s, the mansion was handed over by the
heir to Sardar Mokham as a hospital.
In September, the mansion was given over to the
Bojnourd Cultural Heritage Administration and, after
minor repairs and renovations, became the Bojnourd
Museum of Anthropology and Archeology.
Mokhofam's mansion has been numbered 3 in the
country's national monuments list. The beautiful
architecture of the mansion with its colorful tiles
can immerse you in a world of historic beauty.
Spidane Village
Espidan village is one of the tourism destination
villages of North Khorasan province. The village has
an interesting residential texture and houses are
staircases built on a hillside. Attractions in the
village include the waterfall of Honorvar, Barargah
Waterfall, Treasure Cave of Honorvar, the tomb of
Sheikh Mohammad Reza Rabbani, known as Haj Akhund,
the tomb of Imamzadeh Mohammed bin Bagher bin Musa
bin Jafar.
Culture and customs
The village's handicrafts include handmade carpets,
woodworking, pottery, carpet weaving and night
weaving.
Common local sports include wrestling, straps,
drainage, pulling and throwing.
Traditional Spidane dishes such as Fetre musk, Ash
Polo, Ghorma, Kachi, Ash Khalil have many fans.
Folk music includes Cesme and Duarte.
Local rituals and ceremonies such as the first day
of Eid al-Nawruz near Imamzadeh and the 13th day of
Badr day are going to the waterfall.
Souvenirs of raisins are raisin, almond and walnut.
Espahoo Temple
The Espah Temple, known as the Spathak Temple or
Church, is based on documents from the Sassanid
Period and the oldest recorded building of this
period in North Khorasan. This monument is in the
shape of a Zoroastrian shrine and there is little
reason to compare it with the church.
Near this building there is an old cemetery that
does not resemble a Muslim burial ground, and the
graves were family-owned.
Located on a high hill on a hillside of pine and
cedar, 2 kilometers from Ashkhaneh Road in Golestan
province.
This work has been registered as one of Iran's
national monuments on January 1, 2009.
Historic city of Belqis
The historical city of Balqis, which is actually
ancient Sphrin, is around 4,000 years old, has been
inhabited by civilization and civilization for
centuries and then destroyed by the invasion and
invasion of various tribes and once again through
the ashes of war. And the hatred of the new urban
bud has sprung up. The ruins of the city of Belqis
Esfarayen consist of different ages, including
collections of artifacts, the remains of the citadel
and the moat, parts of the fence around the city,
and the remains of Sheikh Azari's tomb.
The most important monument remaining in the
historic city of Belqis, which is now three
kilometers southwest of present-day Esfarina, is the
2,000-year-old Argi, also known as Narin Castle.
Ancient Isfahan (city of Belqis) was destroyed by
the Afghans in 1731 after it flourished in the
Safavid era and its inhabitants created a new city
near Belqis.
This work has been registered in the National
Monuments List of Iran in 2001 under number 4497.
Sarigol National Park
The National Park refers to a range of natural
resources, including forests, grasslands, natural
forests, plains, rivers, lakes, and mountains that
represent outstanding examples of natural
landscapes. Governments protect these areas to
permanently preserve their ecological status, as
well as to create an environment conducive to the
growth and growth of wildlife and endangered plants
and to prevent harmful human interference.
Sarigol National Park and Protected Area is located
in North Khorasan Province and east of Esfarayen.
Its minimum distance to the nearest town, Esfarain,
is about 2 km. The area is home to 200 important
plant and animal species and birds of all important
habitats in Iran.
The Sarigel area was officially protected by the
Environmental Protection Agency on September 20,
2010, under Decree No. 2, dated 1/3/14.
Caves of Hameh
The right climate, beautiful nature and historical
attractions are the factors that motivate any
tourist to travel, while Shirvan city with its
nature and caves has the capacity to attract Norouz
travelers and tourists. Hirameh Shirvan Caves are a
three-storeyed architectural complex located on a
mountain in the south of the village of Hamema,
located eighteen kilometers north of Shirvan in the
village of Hama. Based on the research and on the
pottery found around this complex, Hama caves were
built between the ages of four and five AH and were
used in later times, especially in times of turmoil
and insecurity. This place has been registered as
one of the national monuments of Iran on March 1,
2007.
Its a promenade
The Kardashian Bash promenade is seven kilometers
from Bojnourd and at the beginning of the Bojnourd
Road to Esfarain with beautiful landscapes and
skyrocketing trees and water pools. Bardash's
collection has a long history. The recreation area
of Bash Qardash has a monumental structure that,
according to scholars, has not been found in any of
the Iranian architectural works and was built solely
by Bojnourdian artists. Qashash Bash today is one of
the most important tourist sites in the country and
a historical-recreational complex whose spring water
is one of the most famous mineral waters in the east
of the country. Fountain water is important in
medical hydrology for the treatment of nutritional
diseases, liver problems, bile ducts and urinary
tract disorders.
This work has been registered as one of Iran's
national monuments on 4 January 2009.
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