Iran Part 4 Quiz

The Karun River is the longest river in Iran and the only navigable river, flowing from the Zagros Mountains to the Persian Gulf.

The Aras River flows along part of Iran’s northern border and drains into the Caspian Sea.

Hamun Lake, in southeastern Iran near the Afghanistan border, expands and contracts seasonally and supports wetland ecosystems.

Persian carpets are Iran’s most renowned handicraft, admired globally for their intricate designs, color, and craftsmanship.

Lake Urmia is a large endorheic salt lake in northwestern Iran, notable for its high salinity and fluctuating water levels.

Many Persian carpets feature motifs inspired by gardens, floral arabesques, and intricate architectural forms that reflect Iranian cultural aesthetics.

The Lut Desert (Dasht-e Lut) has recorded some of the world’s highest land surface temperatures, and is one of Iran’s major deserts.

Isfahan is a major center of Iran’s steel industry.

China is one of Iran’s largest trading partners, especially in energy trade.

Mount Damavand, in the Alborz mountain range in northern Iran, is the country’s highest peak and the tallest volcano in Asia west of the Hindu Kush.