World-class eerie beaches | Iran's 🧛 bloody sea into reality
There is even a sea ❗️❗️ of snowflake fat cows
In Iran there is a small island rich in laterite mines, since part of the island is covered with laterite.
The red soil that moves along the waves, dyeing the sea water blood red, forming a unique, known as "blood beach dust"
Persian Gulf, Hormuz
Hormoz ISland
A relic of the northern side of the Strait of Hormuz
The island of Hormuz is composed of various rocks, not only the sea is strange, but even the sand is colorful, also known as rainbow island, seven color island!
It is said that Zheng He came here when he went to the West, and in 2015, local archaeology also unearthed Chinese porcelain
There is only one village on the island, with a permanent population of about 3,000 or so, and the locals put colorful sand into bottles to make souvenirs.
Persian carpets can also be bought for handmade, and there is a traditional wooden boat making process, which is now listed as a world intangible cultural heritage
The island's mines are the only natural resource for the inhabitants of The Island of Hormuz to make pigments, glass, ceramics, concrete and cosmetics
There is also a large candy-colored dome complex on the island called "Presence in Hormuz"
Architects refer to it as the "expanding earth". Countless colorful particles: soil, sand, stones, pile up and form the rainbow-shaped terrain of Hormuz
Small tips:
1⃣ The island of Hormuz is a small island 8 km away from the Iranian land, and it takes about 20 minutes to get around the island by motorcycle
2⃣ Transportation: Tehran, the capital of Iran, to The Port of Abbas, and from the Shahid Haghani Passenger Terminal in Port Abbas, the Shahid Haghani Passenger Terminal is a regular boat service, which takes about an hour to reach the island of Hormuz
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