THR → BXR

Tehran Skyline

Detailed views of the capital's urban density and the Milad Tower during the southern departure.

Qom and Kashan

Direct views over these historic centers, including the prominent architectural layouts of desert settlements.

Yazd Plateau

The distinct mud-brick architecture and surrounding mountain ranges of the central Iranian plateau.

Kuh-e Rud Mountains

Dramatic views of the rugged mountain chains that parallel the flight path to the west.

Arg-e Bam

The world's largest mud-brick structure is often visible on the descent, looking spectacular from above.

Bam Date Groves

The sudden emerald green of the vast palm oases as the aircraft prepares for landing in the desert.

Mount Damavand

On clear days, Iran's highest peak is visible in the distance to the northeast shortly after takeoff.

Namak Lake

A massive, white salt lake providing stunning crystalline patterns and geometric salt crusts.

Dasht-e Kavir

The vast expanse of the Great Salt Desert stretches toward the horizon with unique geological folds.

Qanat Systems

Ancient underground water channels marked by rows of circular vertical shafts across the desert floor.

Lut Desert Fringes

The approach into Bam reveals the edge of the UNESCO-listed Lut Desert with its distinct orange hues.