Visit Mahdishahr, a piece of paradise

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While Semnan is known for its arid climate, the climatic condition of Mahdishahr is different from most other regions in the province.Due to
its location on the southern slopes of the Alborz Mountains, the city is completely mountainous, with cold winters and heavy snowfalls, but
mild summers and green villages that have made it a piece of paradise.It is a great travel destination all year round, especially in the
summer, due to its natural attractions and historical monuments, such as castles and historical mansions.Among the top tourist destinations
of the county, which attracts many domestic tourists annually to the region, is Shahmirzad, a city well-known for its beautiful gardens and
plum and walnut trees
It is also home to Shir Qaleh (Lion Castle), a prehistorical defensive structure located on a high mountain.The home of a different species
of animals as well as several old trees, the protected area of Parvar, is another tourist attraction of the county
A historical public bathhouse and cemetery can also be seen in this area
high quality.Ebrahim Khan Palace, Molladeh Village, Kafer Qaleh, Rudbarak and Chashm regions, Sang-e Sar Nomadic Museum, and the ancient
area of Kharand, are among the other tourist attractions of Mahdishahr county.Handwoven carpets, kilims, and jajims are the main handicrafts
of Mahdishahr people
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Agricultural products such as walnuts, plums, Armenian plums, and pomegranates can also be purchased as souvenirs.The history of the city
goes back to the pre-Islamic era and its name is mentioned in the Shahnameh, the epic masterpiece of Persian poet Ferdowsi.The main
population centers of Semnan province lie along the ancient Silk Road (and modern-day Imam Reza Expressway), linking Rey (Tehran) with
Khorasan (Mashhad)
While few visitors spend much time in the area, driving through you can easily seek out several well-preserved caravanserais (notably
Dehnamak and Ahowan), cisterns (the Cafe Abenbar in Garmsar is a special treat), and ruined mud citadels (Padeh is lumpy but fascinating.)
The large, bustling cities of Semnan, Damghan, and Shahrud (Bastam) all have a small selection of historic buildings and Semnan has a fine
old covered bazaar.ABU/AM