Kandovan: one of the rarest villages in the world

Historical village of Kandovan in Iran’s East Azarbaijan Province is one of the rarest villages in the world.

Kandovan, with unique architecture that fits its geographical location and climate, lies 53 kilometers south of Tabriz.

Some of the villagers still live in homes carved inside cone-shaped rocks.

Kandovan is inscribed on Iran’s national heritage list.

Kandovan’s nature, architecture, culture, and cuisine are among the most important tourist attractions of the village.

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