Tabriz (IP)- Zonuzaq, located in the northwest of Iran and 30 km from Marand city, is a historical gem that has captivated tourists from both Iran and abroad. Known as the Masouleh of East Azerbaijan province, Zonuzaq stands out as one of Iran's most unique villages.

Iran PressIran news: With its terrace structure reminiscent of Masouleh in Gilan province, Zonuzaq has earned the title of "Masouleh of Azerbaijan." The village's cobbled avenues and mud houses create an enchanting atmosphere for visitors. As you stroll through the village, you will be mesmerized by its beauty, culminating in a breathtaking view from the highest point.

Experts believe that Zonuzaq dates back to the Ilkhanian period, making it a significant historical site. It proudly holds the distinction of being Iran's largest terraced village. Nestled amidst mountains and boasting numerous springs, beautiful gardens, and resorts, Zonuzaq offers a picturesque setting that appeals to nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

Every year, Zonuzaq warmly welcomes tourists who are eager to explore this unique stepped village. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history and culture while enjoying the stunning natural surroundings. The village's popularity continues to grow as more people discover its hidden treasures.

To truly capture the essence of Zonuzaq Village, we have included a captivating photo/video showcasing its architectural beauty and panoramic views. This visual representation will undoubtedly entice travelers to embark on an unforgettable journey to this remarkable destination.

In conclusion, Zonuzaq Village stands as a testament to Iran's rich heritage and natural wonders. Its terraced structure, historical significance, and breathtaking landscapes make it an ideal destination for tourists seeking an authentic cultural experience.

Every year, Zonuzaq hosts tourists from Iran and abroad, and they enjoy traveling to this unique stepped village.

Plan your visit to Zonuzaq today and discover the magic of this extraordinary village.

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