With its mild mountain climate, orchards, springs, and captivating landscapes, Boldaji provides a serene and pleasant setting for both living and tourism.
Its key features and attractions include:
Boldaji Gaz – the city’s most renowned product and souvenir, celebrated worldwide, with over 800 tons produced each month in 87 specialized workshops.
Choghakhor International Wetland – one of Iran’s most beautiful and important habitats for migratory birds.
Imamzadeh Hamzeh Ali – a prominent pilgrimage site with significant religious and touristic value in the region.
Natural scenery – including Arjaneh Garden, Haft Cheshmeh Garden, Palangi Valley, Sefid Castle, Bid Valley, and more.
Boldaji’s rich Qashqai Turkic culture, hospitable people, and bilingual heritage in both Turkic and Persian contribute to its vibrant and authentic identity. Recognized as a city in 1976, it has since been on a steady path of development and environmental growth.