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Iran tourism: Al-Khalaj dam in East Azerbaijan impresses tourists

An embankment dam near the northwestern Iranian city of Bostanabad in East Azarbaijan Province, has been a splendid tourist spot.

The dam is named after a nearby village which itself is a tourist attraction in the region.

The breath-taking scenery near the dam and the slopes of Mount Sahand has a unique atmosphere in the summer.

Here are some of the gorgeous pictures of the region:

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