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With roots stretching back thousands of years as a center of human settlement and culture, Kerman stands among Iran’s most historic cities. Shaped by centuries of trade, tradition, and desert resilience, Kerman offers a journey through time and terrain. From the surreal formations of the Lut Desert to the graceful elegance of Persian gardens and ancient adobe citadels, the region blends natural extremes with cultural depth. Its remote setting has preserved a unique character—quiet, enduring, and full of stories waiting to be uncovered. To walk through Kerman is to trace centuries of adaptation, craftsmanship, and desert-rooted life.
Mixed, mainly Fars
The best time to visit Kerman is during fall and winter, when the weather is cool and pleasant. Summers are extremely hot, especially in the desert regions. For the best experience, plan your trip between October and March when both the city and nature feel most inviting.
One of Iran’s oldest cities, rich in history and culture rooted in the desert
Home to iconic citadels like Bam and Rayen, stunning examples of desert fortress architecture
Gateway to the vast Lut Desert, one of the hottest places on Earth, known for its dramatic sand dunes
A center of ancient Zoroastrian heritage with active communities and sacred sites
Home to traditional Persian gardens, which blend water, architecture, and nature
