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attractions.The water cave is one of the most visited natural attractions in the region, especially during the Noruz holidays.Located five
kilometers south of Salmanshahr, the property features two bat halls, needle-shaped stalactites, a fixed temperature throughout the year,
and drinkable water.The cave is situated at the intersection of two faults that come from different geological eras.A long and narrow
corridor with a width of about five meters runs through the cave, passing through tight corridors and small ponds along the way.A beautiful
any determination of the end of the cave, but spelunkers estimate its length to be 6,000 meters
Most spelunkers have been able to travel up to about three kilometers deep.As well as the water flowing inside the cave, its roof, in the
natural and beautiful scenery, double its attractions
The cool and pleasant air, especially during the summer months, makes the cave very pleasant to stay in for a long period.There is enough
However, Karaftu, Ali-Sadr and Quri Qaleh, and Katale-Khor are among the most visited caves.Iran is geologically a part of the
Alpine-Himalayan organic belt
According to the Britannica Encyclopedia, the enigmatic evidence of human presence on the Iranian plateau is as early as the Lower
Paleolithic times.The first well-documented evidence of human habitation is in deposits from several excavated cave and rock-shelter sites,
located mainly in the Zagros Mountains of western Iran and dated to Middle Paleolithic or Mousterian times (c
100,000 BC).Soaked in a vibrant history, Mazandaran (also known as Tabarestan) was a cradle of civilization since the beginning of the first
According to Britannica Encyclopedia, it was almost overrun in about 720 CE by the Arab raiders.Its insecure eastern and southeastern
borders were crossed by Mongol invaders in the 13th and 14th centuries
Cossacks attacked the region in 1668 but were repulsed
It was ceded to the Russian Empire by a treaty in 1723, but the Russians were never secure in their occupation
The area was restored to Iran under the Qajar dynasty
The northern section of the region consists of a lowland alongside the Caspian and an upland along the northern slopes of the Alborz
