Kandovan - Exploring the village
suvanki Says: Climbing the paths and steps up through the village, offers views of village life. Donkey trains transport locals and goods through the winding alleys. Chickens scratch in the dust, sheep can be heard bleating from the nearby pastures. Women emerge from their rock hewn homes...
suvanki Says: Across the river from the cave houses and shops of Kandovan are a few restaurants and tea houses.This restaurant ( I'm afraid that I don't know its name) had the traditional raised platforms (takhts) covered with carpets, that you sit on to eat your meal. This is something...
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Climbing the paths and steps up through the village, offers views of village life. Donkey trains transport locals and goods through the winding alleys. Chickens...
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Kandovan was one of the places that I was looking forward to visiting, as it was 'advertised' as Irans Capadoccia. I'd spent some time in Capadoccia while travelling around Turkey in 1991 and 1993,...
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KANDOVAN?,,,,,,,,Is It Reality?,,,,,WoW

Its in 62 KM far from south of Tabriz, ancient exclusive archtecture,natural site,and also mineral water......every thing togather makes wonderful place
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My face occupied a big area in this photo. Anyway, just to prove I visited this "Sindibad!!" village and walked to the top of these mountains.
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