Minu Island

Minu Island, also known as Salbukh, is located in Khuzestan Province, in the Arvand River (Arvandrud). This small island, with an area of about 9 square kilometres, lies between the two cities of Abadan and Khorramshahr. The island can be reached by a metal bridge on its southern side. Inside the island lives a small town of 12,000 people, most of whom are Arabic-speaking. One of the interesting features of Minu Island is its mudhifs (mozeyf), traditional guest halls built from reeds, which have a history of several thousand years.

With its beautiful shores, the Karun River and its distinctive natural setting, Minu Island is a great destination for travellers. The best times to visit the island are spring, autumn and the Nowruz holidays. Visitors can enjoy local dishes such as stuffed fish (mahi-ye shekam-por), Arabic coffee and kubba. The island's various shores and recreation areas also offer activities such as fishing and boat tours on the Arvand River. At sunset, the beautiful view of the island in the light of the setting sun gives visitors an unforgettable experience.

With its natural and cultural diversity, Minu Island is a good place for those looking to experience local life and relax in unspoiled nature. Despite the hot weather in certain seasons, the island is known as an attractive destination for travellers. Other natural attractions of Minu Island include the Karun River and the palm groves, which double the beauty of the area.