Journey to Abuzeydabad: The Enchanting Desert of Iran’s Heartland

Tuesday, August 12, 2025

SAEDNEWS: Abuzeydabad Desert, located approximately 45 kilometers east of Kashan in Isfahan Province, is an excellent choice for a one-day trip. In this desert, you can gaze endlessly at the sand dunes under the vast sky and enjoy the pristine nature in complete silence.

Journey to Abuzeydabad: The Enchanting Desert of Iran’s Heartland

A one-day trip to Abuzeydabad Desert is an ideal option for those who, due to work commitments, do not have the opportunity for multi-day travels. This trip, because of the destination’s proximity and less time spent on commuting, allows you to enjoy nature and experience a change of environment. You can plan this one-day trip for weekends or public holidays and enjoy spending your leisure time with family and friends.

Abuzeydabad Desert

When to visit Abuzeydabad Desert?

Considering the weather conditions of desert areas, the cold months of the year, including autumn, winter, and early spring, are the best times to visit the deserts of Iran, including Abuzeydabad. During these periods, with cooler temperatures, more favorable conditions are created for tourists, allowing for a more enjoyable experience. In fact, from the early hours of the day until sunset, you can engage in desert touring and various recreational activities without worrying about the intense desert heat.

Abuzeydabad Desert

Suggested itinerary for a full day in Abuzeydabad Desert

In the morning, you can walk on the sand dunes of Abuzeydabad Desert, enjoy its unique and breathtaking views, and capture your moments with a camera. At noon, have lunch in the endless silence of the desert, which will surely be memorable. Then, with renewed energy, head to desert activities such as off-road driving and riding quad bikes to elevate the excitement of your trip. Camel riding in the desert is also very popular and should not be missed. At sunset, sit and watch the desert landscape under the golden sunlight and make the most of the tranquil environment. You can also visit the tourist attractions of this region and its surroundings.

Abuzeydabad Desert

How to get to Abuzeydabad Desert?

Abuzeydabad Desert, which is part of the Band-e Rig Desert, is located in Aran and Bidgol County, Isfahan Province. This desert is near the city of Kashan. The distance from Kashan to Abuzeydabad Desert is about 45 kilometers, and the distance from Isfahan to Abuzeydabad Desert is approximately 190 kilometers.

Abuzeydabad Desert

Access to Abuzeydabad Desert by private car:

If you intend to travel to Abuzeydabad Desert from Tehran, you can take the Tehran-Qom highway towards Kashan. Then proceed from Seyyed Aburaza Ravandi Boulevard to Qotb Ravandi Boulevard. Next, take the Kashan-Abuzeydabad route until you reach your destination. The distance from the southern exit of Tehran to Abuzeydabad Desert is about 250 kilometers.

Attractions around Abuzeydabad Desert

  • Ouyi Underground City of Nushabad
    The Ouyi Underground City, also known as Nushabad Underground City, is one of Iran’s national heritage sites dating back about 1,500 years. It was discovered accidentally in 2006 and includes narrow corridors, small rooms, and other interesting sections.

    Abuzeydabad Desert

  • Shah Abbasi Caravanserai of Abuzeydabad
    The Shah Abbasi Caravanserai in Abuzeydabad, which is about 400 years old, was restored in 2018 and started operating as a hotel. This caravanserai belongs to the Safavid era and is registered as a national heritage site of Iran. When traveling to Abuzeydabad Desert, you can stay at this hotel and enjoy delicious local cuisine.

    Abuzeydabad Desert

  • Karshahi Castle
    Karshahi Castle is known as the largest adobe hideout of thieves in Iran; it was where “Naib Hossein Kashi” and his forces, bandits from the Reza Khan era, were stationed. This strong castle was built in the heart of the desert; however, its residents had easy access to water. Given the scarcity of water resources in desert areas, the architects cleverly built the castle close to underground water aquifers.

    Abuzeydabad Desert

Practical tips for a one-day trip to Abuzeydabad Desert

For a one-day trip to Abuzeydabad Desert, choose suitable footwear for walking on soft sand. Also, carry a light and durable backpack to hold essential items such as drinking water, energy snacks, dry food, cash, necessary medications, and first aid supplies. Considering the significant temperature drop during desert nights, bringing warm clothing is mandatory. A sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, power bank, and mobile charger are other essential items for a trip to Abuzeydabad Desert. Additionally, be sure to carry a trash bag and take your garbage back with you.

Abuzeydabad Desert



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