Environment of Iran

Environment of Iran
Tandora National Park - Razavi Khorasan Province

Tandoore National Park is one of 23 national parks in our country, which is protected by the Environmental Protection Agency in terms of outstanding natural manifestations.

Tandora National Park is located in the northern province of Khorasan, near the Turkmenistan border, in a mountainous region with numerous cliffs and hillocks, and deep and sloping valleys covered with various plants. It is one of the best wildlife habitats, especially ram and oyster. .

The park has an area of 73435 hectares and was abandoned as a protected area in 1347 and renamed Tandoor Park Park in March of 1348. Since 1353, the park has been reduced to 5,377 hectares and became known as the National
The vegetation of this area is made up of grassy shrubs and trees and shrubs and scattered throughout the region with different densities and is therefore one of the most beautiful natural areas of Iran's intact natural habitat.

Access to the Tandore National Park is the Kuchan-Dargaz route. Its annual rainfall is about 250 to 300 mm, and the distribution of rainfall in different seasons is very different. The temperature reaches 20 degrees in the winter and there are at least 4 months of the year in this snowy area.

This area lacks demographic centers and only the outposts of the surrounding area are located. The Tondoreh complex has no significant rivers in terms of water resources, and most of the water resources in this area are springs.

This park is the best habitat for wildlife. Not only the whole and the goats, wolves, hogs and jackals, and ... can be seen in it, but the oyster sheep and ram, which are the largest breed of these animals, can be seen at the Tandore National Park.

On the other hand, one of the world's largest leopards lives in this area. Wild cats are one of the largest and rare carnivorous mammals in the park.

Golden Eagle, Owl, Quebec, Lunar, Tayho, Buckhorn and ... are only part of the park's diverse birds. Among the dangerous reptiles in this area are the Cobra snake, the parsley snake and the horned veggie.

The highest point of this area is Qanbar Ali peak in the south, with a height of 2586 meters, and the lowest point is 884 meters in the northern part of the area.