Damavand

Mount Damavand is 18,410 feet tall. The Elburz Range is centered on the volcanic peak. The Elburz mountain range stretches along the southern shore of the Caspian Sea from west to east in Iran. The Elburz mountain range serves as a natural barrier between central Iran's parched plateaus and the Caspian coast's lush slopes. Mount Damavand is a well-known figure in Persian mythology. A three-headed dragon, according to tradition, was tied to the mountain and would remain there until the end of time.

The mountain is so prominent that it is depicted on an Iranian banknote worth 10,000 Rials. Mount Damavand is also said to possess mystical abilities. The hot springs on the mountain's slopes suggest that there is a volcanic activity under the surface. The mountain is home to a diverse range of animals, including wild goats and sheep, bears, and leopards. The mountain is also home to a variety of bird species. Mountain Tulips and other wildflowers may be seen throughout Damavand. Mount Damavand has been recommended as a national heritage monument by a group of mountaineers. The Mountain is intended to be named after an old festival known as Tabari Nowruz.

Height: 18,406 feet

Location: Amol, Māzandarān, Iran