Bazkhaneh Valley

Bazkhaneh Valley is one of the most beautiful and fertile valleys around the city of Bojnord in North Khorasan Province. The valley begins at the village of Sufian, southeast of Bojnord, and continues to the village of Bazkhaneh. It lies about seven kilometres from the city centre, which makes it a good choice for a half-day outing or a short nature trip close to town.

The scenery is a delightful mix of flowing springs, orchards, walnut trees and a green path winding between the hills. Along the way, visitors will notice water running from numerous springs at the foot of the trees and across lush meadows, creating a cool, peaceful atmosphere in summer. The valley is also known as a suitable spot for short rock-climbing routes, and among its cultural attractions is a mausoleum known as the Khatun Qiyamat Tomb, found in the area.

To reach Bazkhaneh Valley, simply drive from Bojnord toward the village of Sufian and after about seven kilometres you will arrive at the valley entrance. The route is easy, and ordinary cars can drive it. The best time to visit is spring or early summer, when nature is at its greenest. Autumn, however, offers a different experience with the warm colours of the trees. During your visit, we recommend that you take your rubbish with you, avoid touching trees and plants, and stay on the designated paths so that this natural setting is preserved for future generations.