Salt domes can be seen in different parts of southern Iran. One of the important examples is Qeshm salt dome. Such salt domes can also be seen on the island of Hormuz.
Angoran salt pool, which is located near the village of Angoran in Bandar-e Khmir, is actually a two-meter deep pool that even if you don't know how to swim, you won't drown in it.
The end of this valley leads to a high and scary precipice, which is one of the attractions of this valley, and strange rocks can be seen with the perspective of this precipice and the turquoise beach.
Various theories have been proposed for this phenomenon, the most likely of which is the increase in ground pressure due to the presence of hydrocarbon gases.