KER → ZAH

Dasht-e Lut UNESCO Site

Aerial view of the vast 'Desert of Emptiness,' known for having some of the highest recorded surface temperatures on the planet.

Shahdad Kaluts

Massive wind-sculpted sand ridges (yardangs) that look like a ghost city of skyscrapers rising from the desert floor.

Gandom Beryan

A large plateau covered in dark volcanic lava rocks, contrasting sharply with the orange sand dunes nearby.

Namakzar Salt Flats

Glistening white salt pans that appear like frozen lakes in the middle of the hyper-arid desert basin.

Mount Hezar

The highest peak in southeastern Iran, often capped with snow during winter months, dominating the horizon south of Kerman.

Shahsavaran Massif

A rugged volcanic mountain range showing complex geological folding and ancient lava flows.

Bam Oases

The green patches of palm groves surrounding the historic city of Bam, visible as you track toward Zahedan.

Jabal Barez Range

An extensive mountain chain that runs parallel to the flight path, separating the Lut desert from the southern plains.