Discover the best attractions and experiences East Azerbaijan Province has to offer
Explore ancient fortresses, markets, and architectural landmarks that shape East Azerbaijan’s historic core.
A formidable fortress that overlooks the old city, reflecting the region’s medieval defensive architecture.
A renowned mosque famed for its vibrant blue tilework and serene courtyard.
One of the oldest covered markets in the world, a labyrinth of historic arches and shops.
Dive into regional culture, carpets, and history through curated exhibits in Tabriz.
A comprehensive collection highlighting Azerbaijani culture, archaeology, and crafts.
Showcases the artistry of Iranian carpet weaving with regional examples.
Religious sites reflect the region’s Islamic heritage and Armenian-Christian presence.
Ancient Armenian monastery near Jolfa, part of Iran’s UNESCO-linked ensembles.
Historic congregational mosque with centuries of architectural and community life.
Experience the region’s natural beauty, from protected forests to scenic villages.
A lush, biodiverse forest near Kaleybar with scenic hiking routes.
Dramatic village of cone-shaped rock homes carved into volcanic hills.
Stroll through traditional lanes that frame daily life in Tabriz.
Historic neighborhood known for its cafes, narrow streets, and proximity to major sights.
An area with historic houses and a traditional city rhythm.
Enjoy the city without a plan: parks, markets, and strolls that cost nothing.
A lakeside park ideal for sunset walks and picnics.
Wander the historic arches and market facades on a free street excursion.
Explore the atmospheric lanes around Sheshghelan and nearby squares.
Taste Azerbaijani-influenced Persian flavors that define the region.
A saffron brittle candy—an iconic Tabriz sweet.
A hearty herb-filled meatball dish distinctive to the area.
Evenings in Tabriz feature traditional tea houses and city viewpoints.
Relax over tea and local music in a classic setting.
Enjoy city lights and cool evenings from a skyline-view terrace.
Cultural performances and craft demonstrations showcase local arts.
Watch artisans craft carpets and learn about regional motifs.
Experience Azerbaijani-influenced regional tunes at cultural venues.
Active pursuits and nature adventures surround the province’s landscapes.
Forest trails with varied terrain and wildlife viewing.
Light routes offering dramatic vistas of the cone-hill village.
Hidden gems and less-visited corners offer authentic moments away from the crowds.
Ruins of a fortress linked to the 9th-century rebel Babak Khorramdin.
A living geological wonder with homes carved into volcanic rock.
Historic streets and rural scenery revealing traditional life.