Hamedan

Hamedan is one of the oldest cities in Iran—and the world—rooted in the ancient Median Empire. Known historically as Ecbatana, it holds archaeological and spiritual weight with landmarks like the Tomb of Avicenna and the Ganjnameh inscriptions. Surrounded by mountains, Hamedan offers a mix of history, myth, and natural beauty.

Featured Experiences

Ganjnameh Inscriptions

Ancient Achaemenid carvings beside a scenic waterfall.

Ali Sadr Cave

An underground boat ride through vast limestone chambers.

Imamzadeh Abdollah Mosque

Here are buried is the great grandchild of Imam Kadhim (as)

Hamedan is known for ancient sites like the Tomb of Avicenna and nearby Alisadr Cave, ideal for travelers interested in early Persian history and archaeology.