Nournews: Shahr-e Babak is one of the historical cities of Kerman Province, situated in the west of the province on the Tehran–Bandar Abbas road.
Because of its unique geographical position, the city has a semi-arid climate with cold winters and hot summers. Shahr-e Babak is known as the birthplace of Babak Khorramdin, and the city is named after him. Khorramdin was an ancient hero.
Mines such as the Meydouk copper mine play a significant role in the region's economy, contributing to industrial growth. The city also boasts many natural and historical attractions, such as the Azargoshasb Fire Temple, ancient fortresses, and traditional houses.
Among the most important attractions of the city are:
Meymand Rock Village
Ayoub Cave
Azarbagh Fire Temple of Kerman
Mousa-Khani Mansion
Shahr-e Babak Lake
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