The city of Varzaneh, with several natural and ancient monuments together, has become an important destination for domestic and even foreign tourists in recent years.
By passing through the village of Mesr to the north and walking about 3 km between the groves and farms of the village of Mesr, the last settlement of the desert in this area, Farahzad village, can be reached.
At the end of the road that connects Mesr to Farahzad, there is a large hole with a different view. A large pit known to the locals as the Chal Selkanun (Selkanun pit).
Ashtian is a village under siege, and if the tourism industry had returned the business to the village, perhaps a village called Ashtian would have been buried under the sand.
There is a large land in the center of Iran that is inaccessible to our ancestors due to various phenomena such as vast sands or lands that become swampy due to rain.
Kaluts are natural features that occur due to environmental erosion in sedimentary mountains or hills of desert areas. This erosion can be due to wind or due to rain and running water in the riverbed.