Tang-e Khani

Tang-e Khani is located 29 kilometres from the city of Shiraz, near the village of Darengoon and beside the Qarah Aghaj River. Thanks to its distinctive natural features, this gorge is well suited to attracting tourists who enjoy rock climbing and mountaineering. Tang-e Khani lies below the Tang-e Bovan basin, which supplies it with fresh water and creates numerous small waterfalls along its rocky walls, especially in spring.

Because it is close to the village of Darengoon, the gorge has facilities such as drinking water and electricity. The Mamasani nomads have long used this area as a summer pasture, and in spring and summer tourists also travel to Tang-e Khani to enjoy its beautiful scenery. The average temperature in the gorge in summer is 20 degrees Celsius, which makes it a tourist attraction with special qualities.

Another advantage of Tang-e Khani is its paved access road, which makes the area easy to reach. On hot summer days, the temperature difference between the gorge and the Nurabad area can sometimes exceed ten degrees Celsius. Nurabad Mamasani, which lies in a warm lowland region, reaches around 30 degrees Celsius above zero in summer, whereas Tang-e Khani, with its milder temperatures, is an excellent choice for escaping the summer heat.