Ganjnameh Historical Site in Western Iran Draws Late-Summer Visitors
Travelers from across Iran visited the ancient Ganjnameh site near Hamedan as the summer season came to a close, according to IRNA.
The historical site of Ganjnameh, located in the city of Hamedan in western Iran, attracted visitors from across the country in the final days of summer, according to a photo report published by IRNA, Iran's state news agency.
The images, dated September 11, 2026, show travelers touring Ganjnameh and other nearby attractions in the area, IRNA reported.
Ganjnameh is a well-known historical site in Hamedan province, a region in western Iran that draws domestic tourists particularly during the summer travel season, according to IRNA.
IRNA did not provide additional details on visitor numbers or specific attractions beyond the photo report itself.
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- Late‑summer crowds visit Ganjnameh in western Iran — IRNA (Iran)
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