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tochaltour · 2 years

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برنامه ۲.۵ روزه بوم گردی و طبیعت گردی : باداب سورت ، الندان ، اوپرت 🌟فول برد🌟 🌳🌲🍃🌱🌿 و شبمانی در اقامتگاه ییلاقی 🌌🏡 ⏰رفت: ۵شنبه ۱۴۰۱/۰۳/۰۵ ۱ بامداد بازگشت: جمعه ۱۴۰۱/۰۳/۰۶ ۲۳~ ۲۴ شب 📌مکان : میدان آرژانتین 🔷دیدار از چشمه های رنگی باداب سورت(دومین اثر طبیعی ملی ایران و دومین چشمه آهکی و تراورتن جهان) 🔷دیدار از جنگلهای کیاسر و آروست 🔷دیدار از دریاچه زیبا و رویایی الندان 🔷دیدار از ییلاق و بلندی های زیبای اوپرت 🔷شبمانی در اقامتگاه کلبه ای و بسیار زیبای ییلاقی در دامنه اوپرت 🔷خوردن وعده های خوراکی گرم و تازه 🔷شانس دیدن و تجربه اقیانوس ابر بر فراز بلندی های اوپرت پذیرایی و خدمات : 🚍اتوبوس توریستی اینکامینگ 🚙وانت نیسان برای ترابرد میهمانان در جاده های محلی برای رسیدن به سایتهای پیش بینی شده در هر ۲ روز 🍔۵ وعده خوراک اصلی : ۲ صبحانه ۲ ناهار ۱ شام 🔎راهنما و لیدر تور 🍵پذیرایی در ماشین و اقامتگاه 📑بیمه کامل مسئولیت درجه سختی برنامه: ۳ از۱۰ این برنامه از گونه طبیعت گردی و بومگردی بشمار رفته و دربرگیرنده گروههای سنی ۷ تا ۶۵ سال است. پینوشت(۱) : همه پیمایش ها سبک و بدون کوله کشی است. پینوشت(۲) : همه وعده های خوراکی برنامه میهمان ما هستید. 💰هزینه برنامه ۱،۶۵۰،۰۰۰ تومان تلفن تماس: 📞 مهدی پویا 09212145502 💳 شماره کارت برای واریز وجه : (بانک پاسارگاد) ۵۰۲۲۲۹۱۰۸۷۶۴۹۹۷۴ به نام خانم بهادران گرامیانی که خواستار همراهی ما در این سفرند میتوانند پس از واریز وجه با شماره تلفن و یا آدرس تلگرامی بالا، بودن خود را دراین برنامه به آگاهی برسانند. https://t.me/tochaltours #بهشت #اوپرت #الندان #الندان_کیاسر #باداب_سورت #بادابسورت #باداب (at Badab Soort باداب سورت) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdv1p1ygYl_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#بهشت #اوپرت #الندان #الندان_کیاسر #باداب_سورت #بادابسورت #باداب

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a100places · 3 years

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Badab-e Surt, Iran

Iridescent pools of water gather on beds of rust-colored travertine. The colorful puddles top each layer of rock at Iran’s Badab-e Surt, blanketing the naturally formed terraces and transforming them into an exquisite sight alight with fiery hues. The scenery is breathtaking. These beautiful travertine terraces in northern Iran are an incredible natural phenomenon that developed over thousands of years. Travertine is a type of limestone formed from the calcium deposit in flowing water, and in this case it's two hot springs with different mineral properties. The unusual reddish colour of the terraces is down to the high content of iron oxide in one of the springs.

#Badab-e Surt #Badab Soort #باداب سورت‎#Asia #Iran #Irã #middle east #travertine #rock #orost #sari #terraces #springs #mountains #montanhas

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lakeinthemoonlight · 7 years

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Badab-e Surt springs | Mazandaran, Iran

#Badab-e Surt #Badab Soort #mazandaran #iran #water #blue #blue aesthetic blog #mineral hot springs

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birindale · 2 years

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So Mystscor is based on Pamukkale Turkey?

Not as far as I'm aware, but wow, what a beautiful spot!

The resemblance is actually a pretty natural coincidence of having a thermal hot spring! It's really interesting stuff actually; since hot water can hold more dissolved solids than cold water, you get more mineral content in springs. And depending on which minerals are present, it can change the whole landscape!

I'm most familiar with the alkaline chloride processes bc I was studying abiogenisis for reasons I'm going to pretend are cooler than cartoon fanfiction, but uh. well. bear with me

There are four extremes, alkaline chloride, acid sulfate, bicarbonate, and iron-rich (not pictured), but most fall somewhere in between, as in the above diagram. Pamukkale, and though likely a fantasy-equivalent, Mystacor, are travertine terraces.

Basically, the carbon dioxide in the water acts as a weak carbonic acid to dissolve (some of) the underlying limestone into calcium bicarbonate. It's a reversible reaction, so if equilibrium is reached, they particles will... un-dissolve, so to speak. (I never took chemistry, bear with me). One way to reach this equilibrium is for the calcium bicarbonate to be exposed to an environment with less CO2, e.g., the open air, which causes the calcium bicarbonate to precipitate around the edges of the spring.

There are lots of springs like these all over the world! There's is Badab-e Surt/Badab Soort in Iran, Yellowstone's Mammoth hot springs in the US, Huánglóng in China (my personal favorite name)... It looks like the image used on the concept sheet is from Nahanni National Park, Canada. The 'bioluminscent' example is actually just fancy lighting from a property in the Cayman islands called Castillo Caribe. None of them are from Pamukkale, but I'm sure it came up during the search for cool terraced landscapes!

#answers #mystacor #analysis #geologists/chemists please correct me if i'm talking out my ass here i'm not an expert

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batgoiran-blog · 5 years

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Iran is a four-season country If you are natural places lover you can read about some of the most beautiful natural places in different parts of Iran

#natural places in iran #most beautiful places in iran #shevi waterfall khuzestan iran #badab soort terraces #jahan nama golestan #desht e lut salt desert #damavand mountain in iran

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parsabad · 4 years

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Badab soort/ Mazandaran/ Iran

Photographer: amir ghaumi

#iran #middle east #iranian #persian #travel #persia #art #farsi #adventure #advantage #culture #iran art #iranian culture #iranian art #nature #night #moon #light #dark #milky way

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koochita · 3 years

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Koochita: a comprehensive tourism platform

Koochita is a platform devised for the purpose of supporting tourism enterprises by creating a smart chain to connect them with users and local or foreign tourists. A single and distinct page inside this platform will be allocated to each and every business whether small or huge including ecotourism resorts, restaurant, handicrafts, local dishes, souvenirs, traditions and places of interest for tourists. Also, details about all the aforementioned points with related information and contact will be accessible for users to omit all intermediaries. In addition, complementary information for the easiest access to desired destination is provided including google map and navigation applications. Moreover, with the help of social media almost no business would be out of sight and the quality of services of each business will be directly stated by the users through comments. This platforms will be offered in several languages including English, German and Chinese.

This website is essentially user-based which means users are the main actors and their information, feedbacks and experiences generate most of its database. Through online campaigns, Koochita seeks to benefit from social potentialities to reach better understanding and description of every touristic destination or local businesses. To put it in another way, each tourist is indeed the ambassador of Koochita and this platform seeks ways to encourage them to share direct experiences and to provide content. For further information and details please visit www.koochita.com.

Sisootech accelerator, one in its kind, specialized in tourism, cultural heritage and handicrafts. It has signed a cooperation agreement with Iran’s Vice-President for Science and Technology to pursue this mission. Sisootech is located in the Center for Growth and Innovation in Human Sciences affiliated to Allame Tabatabaee University (Center No.1). With regard to the importance of tourism for the stable development of the country and its role in creating employments and new job positions for under developed rural areas of Iran, Sisootech in partnership with UNDP, offers a program to enhance social justice, to develop the tourism industry, to support local businesses, and to improve the quality of such businesses by the means of supporting them both mentally and physically. Given the current situation, this program focuses in empowering these businesses and mentoring them toward national and international market. In this path, Sisootech will keep its supports and surveillance so that this local business sector reaches to stability and independence.

Iran as a phenomenal touristic destination

With its natural treasures and great historical heritages, Iran's fabulous touristic sceneries made it one of the most desired destinations for tourists. Iranians are well-known for their hospitality, which offers each traveler a mesmerizing experience in one of the world's most remarkable countries. As the land of diversities, Iran is blessed with extraordinary biodiversity, with colorful bazaars, ancient Persian ruins, fascinating nomads, Islamic architecture and shimmering deserts, magnificent mosques, ancient caravansaries, impressive rock tombs, and former royal cities of the ancient Persian Empire. Travelers come from far and wide to catch a glimpse of the ancient cities and beach resorts, as well as Iran's modern capital and skiing destinations.

Artistic Heritage

Iran's rich artistic tradition is as ancient as its history and is one of its featured characteristics that impress any traveler. This wealthy tradition includes a variety of masterpieces from different eras. Ancient Persia was an important destination and corridor in the old Silk Road, which made this country a cradle for dynamic trading in antiquity. The geographical location of Iran, therefore, contributes to the astonishing diversity of arts and crafts. The main Iranian local handicrafts are as follow:

- Sofreh of North Khorasan: traditional carpets, Kilim and Jajim from Kurd people of North Khorasan

- Charogh Duzi of Quchan: traditional footwears from Northeast of Iran.

- Terme: a traditional and luxurious fabric designed with Iranian patterns and textures.

- Toreutics: Traditional metalworking

- Pottery

- Enamel: the art of painting and decorating gold, silver, and copper

- Persian carpets and rugs

- Kelim: Embossed Kelims of Ilam

- Embroidery: traditional needlework of Sistan and Baluchestan, which is locally called "Suchan Duzi".

- Giveh: the local footwear of Kordestan

- Tiling: the prominent and distinguished Iranian ornamental art of bricks

- Gabbeh: a traditional rug made in Bushehr

- Chamush: traditional footwear of Northern provinces of Iran

- Pateh: a traditional rug of Kerman

- Inlay or Khatam: a delicate and detailed work of art on wood

- Crystal Craving

- Ghoflsazi (Locksmithing)

- Jajim: a traditional rug

- Mekhraj Kari: the art of making gemstones to jewelry

- Lacquer work of Isfahan

- Knife making of Zanjan

- Traditional ring making of Qom

- Calligraphy of Qazvin

- Zilu: a traditional rug made in Yazd

- Ghalamkari (Calico Work): a famous traditional print applied to textile in Isfahan

- Firuzehkubi (Turquoise Inlay) of Isfahan

- Hasir Bafi: a traditional mat weaving of Khuzestan

- ….

Historical treasures

Historical Sites

IRAN is one of the world's oldest countries, which has been the home of numerous tribes, clans, dynasties, and emperors. Therefore, one can find various sites in every part of Iran that represent a unique section of this country. Due to this historical importance, 24 heritage sites in Iran have already been registered in the UNESCO's list of World Heritage: Armenian Monastic Ensembles of Iran, Bam and its Cultural Landscape, Bisotun, Cultural Landscape of Maymand, Golestan Palace, Gonbad-e Qabus, Masjed-e Jame of Isfahan, Meidan-e Emam, Pasargadae, Persepolis, Shahr-i Sokhta, Sheikh Safi al-din Khanegah and Shrine Ensemble in Ardabil, Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System, Soltaniyeh Dome, Susa, Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex, Takht-e Soleyman, Tchogha Zanbil, The Persian Qanat, Lut desert, The Persian Garden, Sassanid Archeological Landscape of Fars Region, Historic City of Yazd as well as Hyrcanian Forests.

Intangible Cultural Heritage

Iran historically has bred multiple cultures with authentic manifestations. This rich cultural heritage has been preserved and passed through generations and became the country's defining elements. In this regard, the following have been assigned as Intangible Cultural Heritage in Iran by UNESCO:

- Chogan (Polo): Iranian ancient royal game

- Traditional skills of building and sailing Iranian Lenj Boats in the Persian Gulf

- Flatbread making and sharing culture: Lavash, Katyrma, Jupka, Yufka

- Traditional skills of carpet weaving in Fars

- Traditional skills of carpet weaving in Kashan

- Radif of Iranian music

- Music of the Bakhshies of Khorasan

- Naqqali: Iranian dramatic story-telling

- Art of crafting and playing with Kamantcheh (traditional musical instrument)

- Skills of crafting and playing Iranian Dotar (traditional musical instrument)

Natural Wealth

Iran's diverse natural attractions, including forests in the north, Alborz and Zagros chain mountains, calm lakes, and Lagoons, historical caves, is appealing to any nature-lover. With over ten national parks and 41 protected regions, Iran has more than 8 million hectares of natural areas to explore. Iran's beautiful sceneries are desirable to anyone who seeks calmness, inspiration, adventure, and joy. Some of these remarkable natural spots for eco-tourism are:

- Damavand Mountain: the highest mountain in Iran and the Middle East and the highest volcanic peak in Asia

- The Persian Gulf

- Zayanderud River: one of the main rivers of Iran

- Alvares Village and Ski Resort in the northwest of Iran

- Badab Soort: a rare stairway spring

- Maranjab Desert: it is a magnificent landscape of sand runes and hills

- Sabalan Mountain: the third highest mountain in Iran

- Caspian Hyrcanian Forests: a unique forested massif remained from Cenozoic geology and Ice Age in the southern coast of the Caspian Sea

- Golestan National Park: one of the most important wildlife habitats and national parks of Iran

- Anzali Lagoon

- Urmia Lake: the biggest saltwater lake in Iran

- Chahkooh Canyon: it is a view of eroded rocks with a depth of 100 meters

- …

Delicious Cuisines

Another attractive feature of Iranian culture that has always appealed to tourists is special cuisines for food lovers. Each province of this country offers its unique yet delicious recipe which can meet anyone's appetite. Some of the most well-known Iranian traditional recipes are as follow:

- Khoresh-e Fesenjan: one of the oldest original Iranian cuisines, basically made from walnut and lots of pomegranate sauce as its flavor.

- Khoresh-e Qormeh Sabzi (Fresh green herb stew): It is an authentic Iranian dish made for thousands of years in ancient Persia. The main ingredients are sautéed herbs, kidney beans, lamb chunks, dried limes.

- Khoresh-e Qeimeh (Yellow split peas stew): It is another classic Persian dish made of lamb, tomatoes, yellow split peas, and dried lime. It is usually accompanied by crispy potato fries or pan-fried long-cut eggplants.

- Tah Chin-e Morgh (Golden crusted Saffron rice cake): This dish includes elements mainly used in the Iranian diet: rice, yogurt, saffron, egg, and entire baby lamb or chicken fillets.

- Ash-e Reshteh (Noodle and bean soup): this richly textured soup includes noodles, beans, herbs, and leafy greens like spinach and beet leaves. So it is a complete meal.

- Ghalieh Mahi: Southerners have sophistication in making delicious meals and Ghalieh

Mahi is an example of this claim. This yummy dish is a kind of spicy nutrient Khoresh made of mackerel fish, coriander and fenugreek, onion, pepper, turmeric, garlic, oil, and tomato paste. Tamarind and lots of spices are also added to make it an irresistible tasty dish.

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#tourism business cuisines handicrafts

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the-world-travelers-blog · 5 years

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Badab-e Soort, Iran[3039x1735][OC].

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anniejan77 · 5 years

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Surprise! I am back. After a long interval of workaholism, I am finally taking a little time-out to show all one of my, somewhat, recent adventures in Iran. It was not long ago that my husband and I, along with friends and family, took our unforgettable road trip to Badab-e Soort.

The natural terraces of Badap-e Soort, photo by me: Antonia Mosqueda

Yes, the famous Badap-e Surt (Persian: باداب سورت‎). If you have not heard of the location: it’s a natural site of Northern Iran in Mazandaran Province. The site, on a mountainside, is made up of a range of travertine terrace formations. The travertine terraces are one of the most attractive features there; they were created over thousands of years due to flowing water from two mineral hot springs that cooled and deposited carbonate minerals on the mountainside. The smell of sulfur is strong but brings about a beautiful array of colors and geological diversity to the natural site.

Now, to get to this particular site, it may be quite a ride but an enjoyable one if you like natural scenery…

Some scenery along the way.

When you arrive at the village of Orost, an experienced man sits, selling healthy liters of Zereshk juice (Good for the heart). Buy a bottle of juice and ask him to point you to the direction of Badap-e Soort: he will do just that, gladly. If you follow his directions correctly, there will be a few men with tractors waiting for tourists; they accept a small fee to give you the bumpiest, most terrifying, and wildest tractor ride of your life. When I took these photos, below, I did not know what my body was in for 🙂 One might prefer to hike up the mountain than experience this ride, but if you’re a thrill seeker and enjoy being tossed around in the back of a rickety old tractor that rides dangerously close to the edge, this might be just for you.

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Once you get to your ultimate destination, a friendly family waits there, offering tea and ash soup. Have the tour first, knowledgeable men will tell you as much as they can about the site; and they show you the main springs, indicating the ones you can and cannot drink from.

Taking in all the beauty of Badap-e Surt.

Below are photos of a small spring that you can drink from…

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According to some, one of the springs offer healing properties. It’s worth it to try. When we arrived the water was lower than usual and needed a good rain: however, that might have changed by now since Iran has had so much rain in recent months. I would recommend a trip there soon. I have heard from friends and family that went there as recent as this month and said many improvements have been made and the rain has had a positive impact on the site.

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Don’t drink from here, but admire the beauty and the beauty the spring water creates…

Badap-e Soort: photo by: Antonia Mosqueda

Maybe this is how the larger terraces looked thousands of years ago, in that case, they have a ways to go before they become as huge as the others.

Water trickled down the terraces and formed these small features that glistened as you could hear the spring water trickle down. The springs not only give this mountainside it’s color but the shapes that make it so unique.

After the short lecture and tour, offered by a kind man after buying some tea or soup: enjoy the site. Do not walk on certain terraces though: this weakens the formation, and do not pollute or stay after dark. Follow the rules, they are there to preserve this naturally gorgeous site.

Three colossal terraces opposite of several on one side. Mohammad gives us an idea of how large they are.

Probably the most attractive feature of the site are these terraces that change color depending on time of day and position of sun.

The pictures above were taken at different times of day, from different angles. After, taking in all that beauty, we eagerly ran to the old tractor for another crazy ride. Going down was just as fun, possibly a little smoother!

Photo of the old tractor: Antonia Mosqueda

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All in all, it was an excellent and exciting trip, another reason to spend and get closer to friends and family like all other road, hiking, and camping trips. Hope you enjoy my little picture story and feel inspired to see Badab-e Soort or even Iran!

Knocking out that bucket list…one step at a time!Badab-e Soort Surprise! I am back. After a long interval of workaholism, I am finally taking a little time-out to show all one of my, somewhat, recent adventures in Iran.

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fantasticpandaclodmaker-blog · 5 years

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نام این منطقه از دو کلمه باداب و سورت نشات گرفته شده، باداب به معنای آب گازدار می باشد و سورت شدت اثر معنی می شود. در باداب سورت دو چشمه متفاوت به چشم می خورد. یکی از این چشمه ها دارای آبی گرم و شور البته با خواص درمانی می باشد که ظاهرا برای درمان بیماری های پوستی و رماتیسم مثمر ثمر خواهد بود. چشمه دوم حاوی آبی ترش مزه و رسوبات حاوی آهن می باشد، رسوباتی که باعث می شود آب چشمه به رنگ نارنجی دیده شود. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 ✔(EN)▶️Badab Soort is a natural site in Mazandaran Province in northern Iran,It comprises a range of stepped travertine terrace formations that has been created over thousands of years as flowing water from two mineral hot springs cooled and deposited carbonate minerals on the mountainside. Badab Soort’s springs are two distinct mineral springs with different natural characteristics, The first spring contains very salty water that gathers in a small natural pool; its water is considered to have medicinal properties, especially as a cure for rheumatism and some types of skin diseases and skin conditions. The second spring has a sour taste and is predominately orange mainly due to the large iron oxide sediments at its outlet. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 ✔(FR)▶️Il comprend un ensemble de terrasses en travertin, des formations géologiques créés au cours de milliers d'années par des dépôts de minéraux de carbonate issus de sources chaudes.Badab est composé des mots persans Bad (« gaz »)et AB (« eau »), se référant aux eaux gazéifiées des sources. Surt est l'ancien nom du village Orost et signifie « intensité » en persan.Deux sources distinctes d'eaux minérales avec différentes caractéristiques naturelles La première contient de l'eau très salée qui se concentre dans une piscine naturelle, utilisée comme remède contre les rhumatismes et certaines maladies de peau. ✔(AR)▶️ باداب سورت هي عبارة عن مجموعة من عيون المياه المعدنية شمالإيران، وتُعتبَر هذه الينابيع عبارة عن طبقات من المياه المالحة التي كَوَّنت ترسبات من الملح والحديد والمعادن على سفوح الجبل عبر آلاف السنين.تنبع هذه الينابيع على شكل قطرات من صخور بلورية. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 🆔️@farzadyousefi_official 🔺️#farzadyousefi ▶️#فرزادیوسفی (at Badabsurt باداب سورت) https://www.instagram.com/p/By9YvC7gwVz/?igshid=qirg4bc81990

#farzadyousefi #فرزادیوسفی

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