Hearing-impaired people tours around Qom attractions

A group of hearing-impaired people have trekked around the attractions of Iran’s central province of Qom on a special tour.

As stated by the deputy provincial tourism chief, the tour was held to introduce the tourism potential of the province as well as to create a spirit of cheer and entertainment among the hearing-impaired people.

Organized by the provincial Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department in collaboration with Qom Municipality, visitors toured historical monuments and natural attractions in Qom, such as the Zand historical mansion, the anthropological museum, the Gonbad Sabz complex, and Imam Khomeini’s house.

Qom is a desert city in central Iran. It is home to both the holy shrine of Lady Fatimah Ma’asouma (SA) and the major religious madrasas (schools).

Apart from sightseers and pilgrims who visit Qom to pay homage at the holy shrine, the city is also a top destination for Shiite scholars and students who come from across the world to learn Islamic studies at its madrasas and browse through eminent religious bookshops. 

Hoz-e Soltan, an eye-catching salt lake in the middle of the desert, is one of the most visited natural spots of Qom.

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