Nournews: Bonab is a lively city located in the southwest of East Azarbaijan Province, on the eastern shores of Lake Urmia and at the foothills of Mount Sahand. Known for its four-season nature, hospitable people, delicious kebabs, and rich Azarbaijani culture, Bonab is one of the most appealing tourist destinations in northwestern Iran.
Historically, Bonab has been a hub of trade, culture, and agriculture in the region. The city combines modern life with traditional values, maintaining a vibrant and dynamic spirit throughout the years. Its residents speak the Azarbaijani Turkish language, and their daily lives are deeply infused with local customs, traditional arts, and folk music.
With its clean urban environment, wide streets, well-organized cycling routes, and pleasant climate, Bonab has earned the nickname “The City of Bicycles.” The city’s famous kebab, whose reputation extends far beyond provincial borders, has made it a tempting destination for lovers of local cuisine.
Among Bonab’s most notable attractions are:
Amir Farhangi Pigeon Tower
Malekan Dokhtar Bridge
Panj-Cheshmeh (Five-Arch) Bridge
Bonab Anthropology Museum
Qareh Qeshoun Tourism Area
Qareh Qeshlaq Wetland
Doush Dam
With its deep-rooted identity, vibrant culture, delicious food, and charming nature, Bonab is a city where the aroma of kebab fills the streets and cycling is simply a way of life.
