Kerman in the southeastern of the largest province of Iran, Kerman, with a height of 1755 m above the sea level is the second-highest city in Iran. Most of the Kerman areas are surrounded by mountains. The north and northeastern areas of this city are located in the vicinity of the Saheb-Al- Zaman Mountain and enjoys a moderate climate and south and southwestern of this city enjoys warmer summer and more air dust due to neighboring the desert.
Kerman has enjoyed an appropriate economic position by climatic diversity, prepared agricultural poles, factories and significant production centers such as Shahid Bahonar copper, Kerman cement, Momtazan, and Barez tire. Kerman has special Capabilities, potentials and position by being located on the way of main transport roads, railways and goods transit, vicinity to southern ports ( Bandar Abbas and Chabahar), large commercial companies, International airport, rich and valuable mines, Valid academic centers, Local arts and handicrafts such as Pate, Terme, Carpet, natural- cultural-religious and historical heritages and considered as one of Iran’s tourism poles. People who lives in Kerman are from divers ethnic categories including: Aryan, Fars, Turk, and Baloch with diversity in dialect and language immigrated to this city, But Kerman's people speak in Farsi with Kermani dialect and most of them are Shia.
Kerman Best Tourist Attractions: Rayen fort; The ancient city of Shahdad;
Kerman UNESCO Heritages list: Shazdeh garden of Mahan; Meymand Village; Lut Desert; Bam Citadel;
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