Sistan Va Baluchestan Tourism Attractions

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Chah Qeibi (Gabi) Lake, Khash

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 This lake is located in the southwest of Khash and is a vicinity where seasonal flood waters collect, thereby having a full capacity in spring. During the other seasons this area turns into a wetland and a wildlife habitat.
 

Sistan Plain, Zabol

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 The Sistan plain is one of the plains of Iran which is placed on an average of 475-500 m. above sea level. This is an alluvial plain enriched by the Hirmand River and its overflow in the surroundings
 

Loot Plain, Zahedan

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 The plain of Loot is the largest hollow or pit in the plateau of Iran and a part of which is located between Sistan Va Baluchestan. This plain is one of the hottest and driest in the world with a minimum trace of water. To the west of this plain, is another area of wilderness called Namakzar, which is impenetrable in the rainy seasons. The eastern half of the plain is covered by moving sands, but a part of its southern sector is penetrable.
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Sarbaz River Valley, Iran Shahr

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 This valley is one of the most beautiful spots in the Sistan Va Baluchestan region, in some parts of which there are mountains of grit. The basement of the valley is generally covered with herbs such as the Indian fig, berry, wild plum, tamarisk, sweetbrier, and the alder tree. This vicinity can be considered as an important recreational area of the province.
 

Forests, Sistan Va Baluchestan

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 The forest areas of Sistan Va Baluchestan province are scanty and not at all dense like the forests of the north and west of Iran. The forests of this vicinity are scattered around the elevated areas, springs and along the river banks. Near Konarak in the Chabahar region are traces of forests with tamarisk and the Indian fig trees.
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