5. Goreme – Cappadocia, Turkey
Goreme National Park in Turkey offers a whimsical and picturesque landscape. The region is fascinating since it is thought to be sculpted wholly by erosion. Gerome is situated close to the Open Air Museum. In addition, it is near Uchisar Castle which also offers stunning views of the region from its roof. The Pasabag Valley landscape to the north is known for Cappadocia’s “fairy chimneys”. These are the cone-shaped rocks dotted along the mountainside.
6. Nasir-ol-molk Mosque – Shiraz, Iran
The Nasir-ol-molk Mosque also dubbed the Pink Mosque due to the color of its tiled interior is a beautiful and splendid structure that attracts visitors from everywhere. When the light shines through the windows, you feel as though you are sitting in the midst of a stunning rainbow. The warm glow all makes for a peaceful and comfortable mosque interior that feels welcoming to all who walk through its doors. It is a must-visit for anyone embarking on a journey around the middle east.
