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The Province of Hamedan, due to its relief encompasses numerous valleys with an eye-catching view. Most of these valleys have orchards such as, almond, apple and mulberry. Together with the natural surroundings, a picturesque scene is formed. Being in the vicinity of the mountain peaks, this region offers scope for sports like mountaineering and skiing. Doozakh Dareh Valley, Hamedan The said valley is rocky in type that ends up at Kooh-e-Imamzadeh. The famous waterfall of this valley reaches a height of approximately 15 m. The presence of groves and a river in the depth of this valley, together with the surrounding Alvand Mountain Ranges, draws a breath taking view in the area. Forests, Hamedan At a distance of 25 km. from the city of Nahavand are forests as those of the Zagross Mountains, which cover an area of 200 hectares. Alongside the Giyan spring as well as the surrounding hillocks these forests form a pleasant sight. This vicinity has camping facilities and recreational areas. Besides the above, the groves of Towiserkan and the fringes of the Simineh River account for other leisure spots. Gazand Sarabi Valley, Towiserkan This valley is situated in Towiserkan, and engulfs walnut orchards that extend over an area of 500 hectares. The required water for cultivation is obtained from the surrounding springs. The Gazand River also flows here. Plains, Hamedan No doubt the vast plains enhanced with natural beauty, are considered to be of important attractive tourist sites. To the north east of Hamedan are the plains of Kurijan and Razan extending till Avaj. Most of these plains are under cultivation of wheat and grain, thereby being a pleasant sight during the spring and summer seasons. This region at an average is 1,800 m. above sea-level. In the vicinity of Aabsheeneh and Sang Sefid of Hamedan are vineyards and nurseries for raising trees. The north west plains of Hamedan (Bahar) due to suitable vegetation, provide recreational areas. The city of Malayer is situated on a high plain, surrounded by orchards. The vast and fertile plains of Asad Abad stretch out towards Nahavand and Kangavar. In the vicinity of Nahavand vast plains extend towards the Gamasiyab River which is an excellent leisure spot! Serkan Valley, Towiserkan This valley which is about 1,000 hectares has walnut, apple and mulberry orchards in it. One of the prominent features of this valley is its archaic trees. The Serkan River also flows through this vicinity. Other Valleys, Hamedan Other valleys are named as, Shahrestaneh Valley, Baq (gardens/orchards) of Artiman, Faran Valley and Orchard and Zeeba Valley. |
