Visit Kermanshah Province

The Kermanshah Province of Iran is located in the western part of the country, bordering Iraq. It is home to some of the oldest archeological sites in Iran, such as Tagh e-Bostan and Bisotun. The province has a rich cultural history and many historical sites from ancient Persia. Tourists can explore a variety of natural terrains varying from mountains and rivers to lush farmlands full of agricultural bounty. Some popular tourist attractions include Taq Bostan Caravan Saray, an old silk road inn, and the Haj Agha Ali Museum, which features artifacts from all eras throughout Iranian history. One interesting fact about Kermanshah Province is that it was once connected to Mesopotamia during Sumerian times over 4000 years ago. This connection has left behind many impressive archeological sites for visitors to explore today.