Visit the northwestern lakes of Iran

This trip starts from Tabriz, but its purpose is not to see Tabriz! The purpose of this trip is to visit the lakes of northwestern Iran. Of course, not all lakes. The route you will take starts from the center of East Azarbaijan province and ends in West Azarbaijan.
The first lake you will see is Il Goli Lake, or a pool in Tabriz City. This historical complex is an artificial water tank used to store water. We will soon leave Tabriz and go to Urmia to reach a natural lake.
The road known as Darya Road takes you to the largest natural lake inside the borders of Iran: Urmia Lake. This road has reduced the distance between the centers of East and West Azarbaijan provinces to its lowest level with a bypass and a long bridge called Shahid Kalantari Bridge so that you can reach Urmia from Tabriz in less than two hours.
Lake Urmia is the most critical and largest saltwater lake in Iran and is protected by the Environmental Protection Organization as the second largest national park in Iran. In the summer, due to the heat of the air and evaporation of the water, the salt concentration of the lake increases, and Lake Urmia finds its saltiest state and the lake water color usually turns red. Before reaching the lake, buy one or two kilos of cucumbers, which will be handy!
Urmia bazaar and Jame Mosque in its vicinity, Seh Gonbad Tomb and its surrounding workshops, Urmia Municipality and City Police Building, Nene Maryam Church, Sardar Mosque with gorgeous tiling, which is also known as Saatlo Mosque, Chichest Beach Village and Bari Resort in The surroundings of Urmia are among the many sights of this city, which you should plan to visit.
Fortunately, in Urmia, you can find all kinds of hotels, apartment hotels, guesthouses and local accommodations. One of the most famous hangouts of Urmia, especially around sunset and summer nights, is the Band promenade, located in the southwest of Urmia and at a short distance from the city.