Kerman, the capital of the largest province in Iran, is located in the southeast of the country. During the Zand dynasty, it served as the capital of Iran. Today, Kerman is known as an important industrial, political, cultural, and academic hub in southeastern Iran.
What Is the Climate Like in Kerman?
Due to its desert location, Kerman has a unique climate:
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Cool at night, relatively warm during the day
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Very hot summers
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Mild and cool winters
Getting Around in Kerman | Transport Options
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You can travel to Kerman by plane, train, or private car.
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The best option is flying, with direct flights from Tehran (as the road distance is 991 km).
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There are also two daily trains from Tehran to Kerman.
Where to Stay in Kerman – Hotel or Traditional Guesthouse?
Pars 5-Star Hotel
Akhavan Hotel
Places to Visit in Kerman
Anahita Fire Temple
Kerman Bazaar
Zoroastrian Anthropology Museum
Best Shopping Places in Kerman
Kerman Grand Star Bazaar
Top Souvenirs from Kerman
Pistachios
Qavoot (a traditional energy-boosting powder)
Most Famous Local Dishes of Kerman – Flavors You’ll Never Forget
Zireh Polo (Cumin Rice)
Zargari Kebab
Kermani Gheymeh (local meat stew)
