What is Kavir?

If you are a desert buff or want to see stars in the night, stay with us to talk another definition of a desert.

Kavir is a barren area, because of its geographical location and the blazing sun became a salt marsh. Some of them were a lake that the water has evaporated and turned into a salt marsh. The equivalent of Kavir is a desert in English. You will watch stars in a marvelous sky during the night in Kavir.

• The most famous Kavir in Iran

  Kavir is one of the most popular subsets of ecotourism in Iran, which expanded in the central part of this country. The most famous Kavir in Iran are as follows:
  • Maranjab Desert
  • Mesr Desert
  • Varzaneh Desert
  • Lut Desert
  • Dasht-e Kavir Desert
  • Rig-e Jenn
  • Caracal desert
  • Kalut Shahdad Desert
  • Rīg-e Zarrīn Desert
  • Halvān desert Desert
  • Seh Qaleh Desert
  • Abouzeidabad Desert.

• The sky of Kavir
  Sleep under the stars when they begin to twinkle in the darkening night sky is fascinating. If you want to watch the sky when the stars are out, you should go to a region like Kavir without any pollution with a dark sky. Remember, even the light of the moon can prevent us from watching the stars in the night sky. The best destination for watching the filled shy with stars is Seh Qaleh Desert, located in South Khorasan Province, which earned the title of the world's fifth darkest sky.

• Necessary Equipment

• Suitable cloths
  If you are planning to go on a journey to the Kavir, choosing proper clothes is one of the main activities. This importance origins of the climate of Kavir and its stinging insects. As the specific climate of Kavir, you will experience very hot days and cold nights. Never walk barefoot across the Kavir and try to wear a boot. Pay attention to use light and cool colored cloths. The scarf is the other essential things that you will need to cover your mouth and nose during a sandstorm.

• What is the best time to go?
  Due to the climate of Kavir, the best seasons to visit are fall and spring. Because of temperature fluctuation during day and night, recommended going across the sand in the morning or before sunset.