Kandovan
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Kandovan کندوان |
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A view of Kandovan rock houses. | |
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Country | Iran |
Province | East Azarbaijan |
Kandovan (also spelled Candovan[citation needed]) is a tourist village near Osku and Tabriz, Iran. Its fame is due to its special houses which are carved inside rocks. Some of the houses are at least 700 years old and are still being inhabited. Kandovan also has scenic beauty. It's a popular resort with hotels and restaurants there to serve tourists. Its mineral water is also popular by visitors and is believed to be a cure for kidney disease.
[edit] Rocky Hotel
Kandovan Tourism Cliff (Rocky) Hotel (5 star), located at the heart of the village. It is the first of its kind in Iran and the second in the world after Turkey's rocky hotel.
[edit] External links
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/071205-village-video-ap.html
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