Kharanaq

Seventy kilometers from the ancient town of Yazd, the town was once an important station on the Silk Road, with a population of more than 10,000 at its peak, an earthquake completely destroyed the prosperity here, leaving only the ruins at the foot of the mountain to tell the vicissitudes of thousands of years.

About an hour and a half drive from yazd. Suitable for chartered car. Because the earthquake has basically been abandoned. Some places are dirty. But it is spectacular, earthy house, the roof of your house may be the way of someone else's house. Generally go with Meybod and Chuck Chuck. It is recommended to find an English-speaking driver and tour guide, otherwise it will be very painful

This ancient town is very special. I asked a local guide to explain it very interesting. The heavy town of the Silk Road in the desert must guide passers-by and block thieves, but also confront the cruel nature. The wisdom of mankind reflects the commonality of human civilization in this ancient town.

Hark is a small village, where few better hotels and restaurants can be seen, very primitive and backward place.

Iran travels to Yazd is simple and clear, and there are only three people in the city who will chat with you, the curious girl, the saffron merchant and the driver. The three ancient villages north of Yazd are among the hottest chartered routes for the day trips, the first stop being Kharanaq, which has a history of 4,000 years. The adobe villages in the desert are full of ancient wisdom, and in the process of visiting, you can still feel the vitality of the year. Not to mention how early agricultural irrigation systems worked, how villagers resisted outside attacks, how the towers worked, the internal structure of caravan stations, and so on are interesting to learn. The intricate and mellow streets and repeated earthy houses are enough to excite those who love to take pictures. This is a romantic desert, no less than the blue and white town on the Aegean Sea that couples all over the world yearn for. And he greatly satisfied the tourists' desire for adventure!