Constitution
Movement
Inscriptions
(Peer-e-Qar),
Farsan
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Peer-e-Qar
is one of
the
recreational
areas of
Chahar Mahal
va
Bakhtiyari
which is
located in
the Mizdaj
region. On a
part of a
stony
hillock
there are
three
epigraphs in
the Persian
script on
slabs of
stone. These
epigraphs
narrate the
movement of
the troops
of
Bakhtiyari
under the
command of
Sardar As'ad
to Tehran,
and their
contribution
in
Constitutional
Movement. |
Tombs |
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Dehqan
Samany Tomb,
Shahr-e-Kord |
Abolfath
Dehqan
Samani
(Seif-ol-Shoara)
was a Sufi
who lived
among the
Bakhtiyari
Tribes
and expired
in 1326 A.H.
The tomb of
this Sufi is
situated
approx. 28km
to the north
of
Shahr-e-Kord
and near by
Zaman Khan
Bridge.
The
architecture
and method
of
construction
of this tomb
is worth to
be noticing.Error processing SSI file
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Old Schools |
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Elmieh
(Imamieh)
School,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This school
has a
fascinating
structure
and has been
built at
ruins of
Timcheh
Armenaye
Katkhoda, by
the Late Mir
Sayed
Mohammad who
was the
Friday
Prayer
Leader of
Shahr-e-Kord.
This
structure
has many
chambers
besides a
relatively
large
courtyard.Error processing SSI file
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Old Public
Baths |
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Darb-e-Imamzadeh
Bath, Shahr-e-Kord |
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This
building is
opposite the
Atabakan
Mosque of
Shahr-e-Kord.
It was
constructed
during the
time of
Atabakan of
Lurestan and
during the
Safavid,
Zandiyeh and
Qajar
periods was
repaired.
This bath
(Hamam) or
bath has a
large
exterior
region that
can be
considered
as a cloak
room which
adjoins the
bath by a
corridor. At
both north
and south
sides of
bath two
rectangular
ponds or
pools
exists.
Around a
large water
reservoir to
which access
can be
gained by
four stony
stairs, two
beautiful
cubic
shelters are
observed
which are
said to be
special
place for
the elite
during the
summer
season. |
Other
Historical
Monuments |
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Holy Trees,
Chahar Mahal
Va
Bakhtiyari |
Throughout
the province
of
Chahar Mahal
Va
Bakhtiyari
there are
archaic
trees which
some how
have
intermingled
with the
religious
beliefs of
the local
inhabitants.
A few
varieties of
such trees
are
scattered in
different
parts of the
province. A
group of
people in
the region
tear a
portion of
their
clothes and
hang on them
on these
trees,
believing
their wishes
will come
true in this
way.
If their
wish or need
is granted,
a sheep is
slaughtered
at the foot
of that
tree. The
wonder of
these trees
lie in their
colossal
heights and
being
archaic. A
few species
of these
trees and
their
location can
be mentioned
as follows:
The pear
tree in Baba
Haidar, the
oak tree in
Ardal,
the plane
tree in
Aalikooh
(Cheshmeh
Mowla), the
apple tree
in Semirom,
the elm tree
in Taqanak
(Bagh-e-Arjan),
the oak tree
in
Shahr-e-Kord
( Rokh
gorge), the
oak tree in
Arjang and
the almond
tree in
Nafech.Error processing SSI file
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Kooh Rang
Tunnel,
Chelgerd,
Farsan |
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This tunnel
is situated
near
Chelgerd
city. The
said tunnel
was
constructed
so as to
annex the
waters of
Koohrang to
that of the
Zayandeh
Rood. It
is said that
construction
of the
tunnel began
during the
Sassanide
period and
approximately
from the
time of Shah
Abbas I. At
that time
they planned
to make a
vertical
crevice
right at the
vertical
axis of
Karkonan
Mountain and
by means of
a dam which
crosses the
same axis,
to increase
the water
level in
Karoon River,
thus leading
the water
through the
crevice made
in the
mountain. |
The
difference
in distance
from the
peak to the
river bed
was measured
300 m. The
height of
the dam was
50 m. and
the height
of the
crevice 250
m. so as to
allow a
water flow.
For this aim
fifteen
years of
construction
work took
place and
even now a
days many
effects have
been left
which
include:
Shah Cut
(Tarasheh).It
is said that
for this
much of cut
which was
made at the
time of Shah
Abbas
approximately
5 million
workers were
required and
for 15 years
these
workers
labored at
excavating
free of
charge.
After Shah
Abbas passed
away, this
construction
activity was
stopped and
forgotten.
In recent
decades the
new tunnel
of Koohrang
was
constructed
joining the
3 water
branches of
the
Karoon River
to 3 water
branches of
Zayandeh
Rood and
therefore
has created
an
interesting
vicinity
worth
seeing.Error processing SSI file
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Other
Historical
Monument,
Chahar Mahal
va
Bakhtiyari |
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In addition
to above,
mention can
be made of
the Dopalan
Bridge on
Zayandeh
Rood River,
Sharlo
Bridge 7 km
from Saman,
Hooreh
bridge in
Houreh
village of
Shahr-e-Kord,
Shahrak and
Haj Abdollah
baths in
Shahr
-e-Kord;
Faradonban,
Sefid Dasht,
Shalamzar
and
Chelicheh
baths in
Farsan; Haj
Mohammad
Reza Khan
bath in
Lordegan,
Famokh Shahr
palace and
Shams Abad
castle. Each
of which has
their own
characteristic
architecture
and
precedence.Error processing SSI file
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Religious
Monuments |
Old Mosques
Mausoleums
and
Imamzadehs |
Old Mosques |
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Atabakan
Mosque, Shahr-e-Kord |
This mosque
was built
during the
period of
Atabakan of
Lurestan in
the year 605
A.H. This
mosque is
built of sun
dried bricks
and in the
year 1351
(1972) was
registered
as a
cultural
heritage
site and
therefore
was then
repaired.Error processing SSI file
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Chaloshtor
Jame'
Mosque,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This mosque
was
constructed
in the year
1267 A.H. by
Haj Mohammad
Reza Khan
Chaloshtori,
at the
distance of
9 km from
Shahr-e-Kord.
Its
construction
materials
are stone,
brick and
tile. It
consists of
four
balconies, a
place for
nocturnal
prayers, a
pond (Howz
Khaneh) and
entrance.
Inside the
southern
hall for
nocturnal
prayers,
there is a
beautiful
wooden
adytum which
has
inscriptions
of Holy
Qoran
engraved on
wood.Error processing SSI file
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Farokh Shahr
Jame'
Mosque,
Farokh Shahr |
This ancient
mosque is
located
south of the
central
square of
Farokh
Shahr. A
major
portion of
this mosque
was
constructed
during
Safavid era,
but it was
in Zandiyeh
and Qajar
periods that
its
construction
was
completed
and
repaired.
The mosque
having many
halls for
nocturnal
prayers and
a very large
courtyard,
was repaired
by The
Cultural
Heritage
Organization
but due to
unknown
reasons, the
ancient
mosque was
demolished,
and a new
one was
built in its
place.Error processing SSI file
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Keyan Jame'
Mosque,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This mosque
is located 5
km from
Shahr-e-Kord
and is also
known as the
Mohab
Mosque. It
was built
during the
Safavid era,
and in
Afsharieh
period it
has been
repaired by
Moheb Ali
Beik, the
famed
commander of
Nader Shah
Afshar. The
Keyan Mosque
has two
halls for
nocturnal
prayers for
the spring
and winter
season. Its
eastern arch
is made of
stone. The
ornamental
works on
ceiling and
its brick
work are the
architectural
characteristics
of this
mosque.Error processing SSI file
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Khan Jame'
Mosque,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This mosque
was
constructed
in the year
1270 A.H.;
and beside
having
various
chambers it
consists of
a courtyard
and places
for
nocturnal
prayer
during the
winter and
summer
seasons.Error processing SSI file
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Shahrak
Jame'
Mosque,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This mosque
is located
in the
village of
Shahrak,
east of
Shahr-e-Kord.
This mosque
has an
interesting
place for
nocturnal
prayers in
the winter
season. It
was
constructed
by thick
square
bricks and
its
structure
was
professionally
firm and
rigid. This
monument
dates back
to 27th
Moharram
1353 A.H.
This mosque
was probably
ruined at
the time of
the Mongol
invasion to
Iran, but
fortunately
was
reconstructed
by Moheb Ali
Beik, the
famed
commander of
Nader Shah.Error processing SSI file
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Mausoleums
and
Imamzadehs |
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Imamzadeh
Dastgerd,
Shahr-e-Kord |
The
aggregate of
Imamzadeh
Dastgerd
comprises of
a tall
gateway,
corridors
with various
booths,
sculptured
pillars
upholding
the
nocturnal
prayers hall
(Shabestan)
and a brick
inlaid
ceiling. The
Mausoleum of
the
Imamzadeh is
octagonal in
shape,
constructed
with bricks,
which has a
bi-covered
Dome. On he
entrance and
Zarih some
poems
inspired by
the
importance
and
personality
of Imamzadeh
has been
inscribed.
The building
has been
repaired
during the
reign of
Mozafaredin
Shah by
Mohammad
Khan
reputedly
known as
Khan Baba
Khan Riyahi.
The
aggregate
can be
attributed
to the
Safavid era.
One of the
important
and valuable
relic of
this
mausoleum is
an
inscription
on stone
with the
calligraphy
of Mohammad
Saleh, the
reputed
calligrapher
of the times
(Safavid
era) with
the date of
1124 A.H. on
it.Error processing SSI file
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Imamzadeh
Halimeh and
Hakimeh
Khatoon,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This
building is
situated in
Shahr-e-Kord,
and belongs
to Qajar and
Pahlavi
eras. The
contruction
material is
made of sun
dried mud
bricks,
bricks and
gypsum. The
main
building in
a southern
direction,
has a
portico with
a dome. The
interior
portion is
octagonal in
shape. The
surface of
the portico
is simply
covered with
gypsum. In
the eastern
part there
is also an
entrance
with portico
which has an
octagonal
area,
supported by
two stony
pillars and
ornamented
with
colorful
tiles.
Inside the
shrine there
is a metal
Zarih with
two graves
connected to
each other.
On the
wooden board
of which the
date of 1286
A.H. can be
read. The
doors of
shine are
ornamented
with movable
colored
glasses
(Orsi). On
the sides of
two big
doors is an
inscription,
belonging to
the founder
of this
monument,
Hajiyeh
Khorsheed
Beigum, the
daughter of
Haj Mohammad
Reza Khan
Shahraki.
The date
1332 A.H. is
also
recorded
there. In
the vicinity
of this
Imamzadeh
there are
some grave
stones with
dates of
1023 and
1130 A.H.
carved on
them.Error processing SSI file
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Imamzadeh
Hamzeh Ali,
Brujen |
This
Imamzadeh is
situated in
the village
of Boldaghi,
35 km west
of
Brujen.
Due to its
nature,
weather and
environmental
attractions,
annually
many
tourists
travel to
this region
for the
purpose of
both
pilgrimage
and leisure.
In recent
yeas lodging
facilities
have been
provided for
pilgrims.Error processing SSI file
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Natural
Attractions
|
Wetlands
Rivers
Waterfalls
Altitudes
and
Summits
Forests
Protected
Zones
Springs
Sports
Caves
|
Wetlands |
| The
province
of
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari
provides
an area
with
great
value
for
natural
beauty,
thereby
being an
area
well
versed
in the
field
for
tourist
activity.
The
presence
of water
bodies,
swamps,
wetlands
and
natural
pools or
ponds
are
attractions
for
endemic
birds as
well as
waterfowls
in the
autumn,
like
varieties
of ducks
and
other
species
to flock
to this
vicinity.
The most
important
of these
wetlands
are: |
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Choqakhor
Wetland
Gandoman,
Lordegan |
This
wetland
covers
an area
of about
2,300
hectares
and is
considered
as one
of the
most
beautiful
and
largest
wetlands
of the
province.
At
present,
due to
favorable
conditions
of
rainfalls,
the
depth of
this
wetland
has
reached
1.5 m.
The
Kelar
Mountain
Ranges
are to
the
southwest
of this
wetland,
the
highest
peak of
which
being
3,830 m.
above
sea
level.
This
wetland
is
surrounded
by a
vast
expansion
of
meadows
which
cover an
area of
about
700
hectares.
This
region
experiences
humid
weather
with
moderate
summers
and cold
winters.
The said
area is
one of
the
noted
summer
resort
for
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari.
The
Choqakhor
wetland
forms a
natural
habitat
for
species
of birds
such as
ducks,
geese,
white
ostriches
and
flamingos.
Anchovy
is a
fish
variety
which
survived
in these
water.Error processing SSI file
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Dehnoo
Wetland,
Brujen |
Dehnoo
is one
of the
springs
of
Behesht
Abad
area.
Being
close to
the
cities
of
Brujen,
Gandoman,
Shahr-e-Kord
and
Beldaji
and due
to an
easy
access
to it,
Dehnoo
is
considered
as a
pleasant
recreational
spot. In
addition
to these
facilities
being
present
at the
foot of
the
mountains,
enhances
its
beauty.Error processing SSI file
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Gandoman
Wetland,
Lordegan |
This
wetland
is not
very far
from the
Choqakhor
Wetland.
In fact
it is a
part of
Choqakhor
waters
which
forms
the
Gandoman
Wetland.
The
amount
of water
that
permanently
fills
these
wetlands
is
approximately
700
hectares.
Surrounding
this
wetland
are
beautiful
meadows
providing
bush
grazing
grounds
for
herds.
The
Cheroo
Mountain
Ranges
standing
at an
height
of 3.500
m. and
spanning
a
distance
of west
to south
of this
wetland
brings
Casts a
glorious
reflection
of its
landscape
and
beauty
in these
waters.
Various
springs
surrounding
this
wetland
make
excellent
recreational
spots as
well as
a water
source
for the
said
wetland.
A few of
these
important
springs
such as
Naseer
Abad
Spring,
Golgap
Spring,
Bidal
Spring
and
Vastgan
spring
are
present
in the
skirts
of the
Sabz
Kooh
(mountain).
This
wetland
also
forms a
natural
habitat
for
birds,
as well
as
recreational
areas,
paddocks,
and
riding
facilities
in the
surrounding
meadows.
Because
of its
temperate
summers
and cold
winters,
the
region
is
considered
as a
summer
quarter
for this
province.Error processing SSI file
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Solagan
(Solejan)
Wetland,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This
wetland
is very
vast and
bearing
an area
of over
8 sq.
km.
provides
a
natural
habitat
for
different
species
of
waterfowls.Error processing SSI file
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Rivers |
Due to
its
natural
terrain,
the
province
of
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari
has
numerous
rivers,
springs
and
rivulets,
the
fringes
of which
offer
places
for
leisure
and
recreation.
Natural
conditions
provide
suitable
habitat
for a
variety
of
birds,
fish and
wildlife.
Also it
is a
suitable
background
for
sports
such as
swimming,
fishing
and
canoeing
or
rowing
facilities,
thereby
drawing
a number
of
tourists
to this
region.
It is
worth
mentioning
that in
the
province
of
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari
there
are
about
200
large
and
small
rivers
along
with a
network
of
streams
running
through
this
territory.
There
are two
large
rivers
flowing
in this
area
named
Zayandeh
Rood
River
and
Karoon
River,
the
banks of
which
provide
recreational
spots.Error processing SSI file
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Bazoft
River,
Shahr-e-Kord
& Brujen
|
The fringes
of the
Bazoft River
have access
to the roads
to
Shahr-e-Kord
and Masjed
Soleiman. In
its lengthy
course the
river
meanders
through
forests,
valleys and
passes and
hence
supplies
water to all
the rural
areas that
it flows by,
and
ultimately
joins the
Karoon
River.
Here the
Cherry Gorge
adds to the
fascinating
surrounding
beauty as
this pass is
known to be
one of its
kind,
specially
because of
the dense
forests
around it.Error processing SSI file
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Karoon River,
Shahr-e-Kord
& Brujen |
The western
and south
western
jurisdictions
of the
province
consists of
Lordegan,
Khan Mirza,
Felard, and
southern
Bazoft. It
is through
these
regions that
the various
branches of
the Karoon
River flow.
Hence
providing
recreational
areas, due
to certain
elements
which help
to elevate
circumstances,
such as
suitable
weather
conditions
during
summer
months,
existing
tributaries
or branches
of the
Karoon River
and access
to Khuzestan
Province by
the land
route.
Besides
which the
dense
chestnut
forests
enhance the
beauty en
route.
Alongside
this river
rural
settlements
and
temporary
tribal
settlements
of the
Bakhtiyari
Tribe
can be taken
into
account,
moreover,
this
provides
economic and
social
welfare in
their
lifestyle as
well. This
vicinity
provides
other
attractions
such as
fishing,
canoeing,
swimming,
resting
places, as
well as
tribal areas
or spaces
and other
places of
interest are
well worth
mentioning.Error processing SSI file
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Lordegan
River,
Lordegan |
On the
fringes of
the Lordegan
River lush
rice fields
come to
view,
especially
in the
months of
spring and
summer. Most
of the
rivers in
the province
of
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari
have a wide
variety of
fish the
most
important
being the
Siah Shakuli
a species of
the
Cyprinid.
Besides
which this
area due to
climatic
conditions
provides
facilities
for the
nurturing of
Trout.Error processing SSI file
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Zayandeh
Rood River,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This river
flows its
course from
Garagoosh in
the
northeast to
Chelvan near
Saman and
depicts a
perfect
recreational
area in this
province.
This
vicinity
comprises of
the villages
of
Gonagoosh,
Garm Dareh,
Markadeh,
Qoochan,
Sadeq Abad,
Hovreh,
Dashti, Cham
Khalifeh,
Cham Jangal,
and Cham
Chang which
draw hordes
of families
to this area
generally
from the
third week
of the month
of May till
nearly the
end of
September.Error processing SSI file
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Other
Rivers,
Chahar Mahal
Va
Bakhtiyari |
Other rivers
in this
province are
named as
follows:
Kiyan River,
Aaq Balaq
River, Aab
Vanak River,
Koreh River,
Sabz River,
Khan Mirza
River,
Chelleh
Khaneh
River, Garm
River,
Khersan
River, Aab
Koohrang
River, Aab
Kori River,
Aab Tungan
River, Aab
Jahanbeen
River, Aab
Dareh Kal
River,
Aabha-e-Garfaq.They
also provide
recreation
and leisure
spots.Error processing SSI file
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Waterfalls |
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Atashgah
Waterfall, Lordegan |
This
waterfall
is
located
in the
southern
part of
the
province,
40 km
southeast
of
Lordgan,
in a
village
called
Atashgah
. This
village
is in
fact a
narrow
valley
brimming
with
natural
and
fresh
beauty.
The
valley
besides
its
picturesque
beauty
has a
turbulent
stream
running
through
it, over
the
gypsum
and
limestone
as well
as being
sheltered
with
archaic
trees
such as
walnut
and
chestnuts.
Due to
the
inclination
of the
terrain
various
other
smaller
waterfalls
are also
present.
In spite
of its
moderately
warm
climate,
the
valley
itself
experiences
cool
weather.
About
200 m.
of this
valley,
two
other
large
waterfalls
add to
the
scenic
beauty
of the
environment
thus
providing
a
recreational
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Dareh Eshq
Waterfall,
Farsan
|
This
waterfall is
more than
100 m.
height and
gushes out
from the
heart of the
mountain in
such a way
which is
considered
as a
spectacular
sight of its
own. It can
be noted as
one of the
tallest
waterfalls
in Iran,
having a
vast space
underneath,
alongside
which the
Karoon
River
lazily
continues on
its course.
Opposite the
site of this
waterfall,
comes in to
view
wonderful
chestnut
trees that
enhance the
scene.
Besides
which,
between the
two rural
settlements
of Dareh
Eshq and
Durak Shah
Puri
pomegranate
orchards as
well as lush
rice fields
come within
sight.Error processing SSI file
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Kordi
Sabz
Kooh
Waterfall,
Lordegan |
This
waterfall
is
located
to the
north
east of
the
township
of
Lordegan
and it
originates
from
passes
of Kareh
Bast and
Pol-e-Khodafarin.
This
waterfall
due to
its
majestic
height
and
surrounding
beauty
is worth
seeing.
In the
vicinity
of Sabz
Kooh
other
waterfalls
are also
present
with
suitable
height
and
volume.
From
this
view,
Qizel
Waterfall
can be
pointed
out.Error processing SSI file
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Altitudes
and
Summits |
In
province
of
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari
about 16
important
peaks
exist,
which
are said
to be
more
that
3,5000
m. in
height.
Majority
of these
peaks
are in
the
Zagross
Mountain
Ranges
that is
located
to the
west of
this
province.
The
highest
peak
being
the Zard
Kooh
peak
4,500 m.
in
attitude.
A list
of
important
peaks or
summits
is given
below
along
with
their
geographical
locations.Error processing SSI file
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Bareh
Haye
Dalanak
Mountain,
Hafshejan,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This
peak is
covered
with
seasonal
glaciers.
Mountaineers
ascend
to the
peak
through
Hafashjan
after
passing
a long
valley
(Seyed
Qani
garden)
and also
Dalanak
seasonal
glacier.Error processing SSI file
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Dena
Mountain,
Hafshejan,
Shahr-e-Kord
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The track to
the said
peak begins
at
Hafashjan.
After
crossing
Kollak
garden and
lower and
upper Kamar
Qarchi
gardens,
mountain
climbers
ascend the
flat rocks
on skirts of
this
mountain and
finally by
passing
through
that, they
reach Dena
peak.Error processing SSI file
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Haft
Tanan
Mountain,
Farsan |
This
peak
rises to
more
than
4,000 m.
and is a
favorite
spot for
mountain
climbers.
In the
lower
altitudes,
the
Kulunchi
Mountains
exists
at a
height
of 3,988
m.Error processing SSI file
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Kooh-e-Sookhteh
Mountain,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This
peak is
about
4,000 m.
above
sea
level,
its
mountaineering
tracks
begin
from the
village
of
Dastna.
There is
a
primitive
shelter
in this
route
which is
extended
to the
gardens
under
the
rocks of
this
peak. At
the end
of these
gardens
there is
a rocky
area and
mountain
climbers
with the
aid of
suitable
rock
climbing
facilities
can
ascend
to the
main
peak.
From
here
there is
a track
towards
Tang
Darkesh
Varkesh.
The
natural
sceneries
of the
peak
route
are
magnificent
and
interesting.Error processing SSI file
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Saldarvan
Mountain,
Shahr-e-Kord |
This
peak
stands
at a
height
of 4,000
m. and
is
accessible
from the
plains
of
Jonaqan
after
crossing
the
Jonaqan
River
towards
Tang
Dareh
and
Dareh
Karefi.
From
this
peak
there is
a track
towards
Cheshmeh
Pirhar
and
towards
Tang
Daresh
Vareshk.
These
tracks
can be
used by
mountain
climbers.Error processing SSI file
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Shah-e-Shahidan
Mountain,
Shahr-e-Kord |
Around
this
peak, at
the
heights
of 4,000
m.,
4,100 m.
and
4,220 m.
there
are some
glaciers.
Access
to the
peak
originates
from
Chilgerd
and the
route of
Shah
Shahidan
Mountain
and
connects
to Mount
Karkonan.
En
route,
near the
peak,
there is
a
shelter
for the
temporary
rest of
mountain
climbers.Error processing SSI file
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Other
Altitudes
and
Summits,
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari |
In
addition
to
above,
there
are
various
other
peaks
and
summits
in this
territory
which
are
2300-4500m
in
height.
They are
named as
follows:
Zard
Kooh,
Sabz
Kooh,
Nileh
Rood,
Takht-e-Shah,
Zari
Kooh,
Kelar,
Sar
Sabz,
Khoshk
Rood,
Shah
Neshin,
Khakestari
Kooh,
Kamisian,
Nahr
Kooh,
Sefidoon,
Robat
Kooh,
Zaqeh
Kooh,
Booneh,
Shahan
and
Karivar
Kooh.Error processing SSI file
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Forests |
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In the
province
of
Chahar
Mahal Va
Bakhtiyari,
due to
various
factors
such as
climate,
topography
and
soil,
there is
a
coverage
of a
variety
of
vegetations.
The
vegetation
densities
increase
from
east to
west.
The
forests
of this
province
run
along
the
ribbon
of the
Zagross
Mountain
Ranges
(stretching
1600 km
from
Kurdestan
to
Fars).
These
forests
cover an
area of
approximately
307,000
hectares.
The
province
natural
forests
start as
a ribbon
from the
Bazoft
Mountains
and end
up at
the
heights
of
Felard.
The
positional
characteristics
of the
forestry
areas of
the
province
are as
given
below: |
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Ardal
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