Nahavand is located in the southwest of Hamedan province at the height of 1661 meters above the sea level.
The climatic conditions of the Nahavand are mountainous moderate and it has the shortest ice period among the other cities of Hamedan province.
Nahavand consists of four districts named as “Markazi’’, ’Zarin Dasht”, ”Khezel”, ”Gian“, four cities as “Nahavand “, ”Gian“, ”Firuzan“, ”Barzul“ and 9 rural districts.
Nahavand is the third largest city of Hamedan province after Hamedan and Malayer one of the ancient and historical cities of Iran that enjoys a significant variety of historical monuments, tourism and souvenir. The economy of this region is depended on agriculture and animal husbandry.
Handicrafts and rug weaving are the other main and important activities of this region, which are produced by villagers and nomads. Nahavand people speak in Farsi with Luri or Laki dialect. The people of this city are Muslims and followers of Shia.
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Haj Agha Torab hammam( Bathroom), one of the buildings related to Qajar era, built by Haj Mirza Mohammad...
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Ganjnameh waterfall is located near the city of Hamedan, on the slopes of Mount Alvand, very close to the Tarik Valley and the Kivarestan Valley.
Baba Taher Mausoleum is located on a hill in the northwest of Hamedan, in front of the Alvand...
Placed on the hillside of Alvand Mountain, Varkaneh Village is located in the southern part of the middle Zagros Mountain Range, in the east of Arzanfard River, 20 kilometers southeast of Hamedan.
With an elevation of more than three thousand meters, Alvand is the highest mountain summit in Alvand subrange...
The Avicenna Museum was established in 1330 S.H, inside Avicenna mausoleum, in Ibn Sina square in the center...
Hamedan is one of the ancient cities of Iran and the capital of the first imperial dynasty of Iran, the Medes (c. 678 BC – c. 549 BC). In 2006, Hamedan became the capital of Iranian history and civilization. This city has a mountainous climate in the western part of Iran.
The historical museum of Ecbatana is placed on the eastern hillsides of the central Zagros and in the center of Hamedan city. The hill is stretching northwest-southeastward in oval shape with more than 1000 meters length and 500 meters width, encompassing totally an area of fifty hectares.