tombstones like sexual organs Or Social status of individuals Or Astronomical markers And Finally A secret that is still sealed.
In the stunning green hills of Northern Iran, one cemetery is covered in headstones distinctly resembling male and female genitalia. Some are cylindrical and capped, while others are paired and rounded.
some experts suggest that the cemetery was created by phallus worshiping peoples from Central Asia and India, although conclusive proof of this does not exist.
According to some, the likeness of these gravestones to the penis is incorrect, and its appearance is that its hat at the top, and the men’s Waist scarf at the bottom, and the gravestones with two rings at the bottom, indicate flanking shawl. It has been a period that has been used in addition to the scarf that men have worn around their waist. Also, the tombstones are made taller or shorter depending on the person’s position, the women’s tombs are feminine and bra-shaped, with a flat surface and all female graves are facing north. The cemetery is said to belong to the Paleolithic Age.
From an astronomical point of view, the tombs facing north or references to objects in the Milky Way should not be overlooked.
There is little publicity over the cemetery and most scholars have strayed from studying the historic area,
And, unfortunately, it is rapidly decaying
The place seems to be hidden but absolutely worthy to visit!

Optic : Samyang Lens
Focal Length : 14 mm F/4
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 400
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/100 sec.  –  1/200 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 12 April 2019
Place : Kalale, Iran

The roof of Khalid Nabi’s mausoleum is a green and turnip-shaped dome from the outside, whose belt and dome have gone inside each other.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 24 mm F/11
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS60D
ISO : 640
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/6 sec. – 1/10 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 11 April 2019
Place : Kalale, Iran

Seeing these green hills and numerous narrow valleys between them will surprise you.
Check these posts for more:
The Thousand Valleys
The Tuskestan’s Horse

Optic : Canon 18-55 – Samyang Lens
Focal Length : 18 mm F/11 – 14mm F/4
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS 60D
ISO : 640
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/320 sec. – 1/640 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 2-3 August 2018
Place : Tuskestan, Iran

In this wonderful place, you can see hills that are called the hills of Moorland of the Thousand Valleys (Hezar Dareh). These hills are very important due to their geological features and attract every tourist to them.
Seeing these green hills and numerous narrow valleys between them will surprise you.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 24 mm F/11 – F/16
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 80 – 800
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/6 sec.  –  1/800 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 12 April 2019
Place : Kalale, Iran

This is one of the seven beautiful waterfalls of Shirabad

Visitors can hike along the trails leading up to the waterfalls, enjoying the fresh mountain air and picturesque views along the way. The sound of rushing water and the sight of the cascading falls create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, making Shirabad Waterfalls a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 28 mm F/6.3 – 24 mm F/6.3
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 100 – 200
Filters : ND1000
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 5 sec. – 15 sec.
Technique used : Stack Picture
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 5 August 2019
Place : Shirabad, Iran

Corn poppy, scientifically known as Papaver rhoeas, is a vibrant and eye-catching wildflower that can be found in various regions around the world. Known for its striking red petals and dark centers, the corn poppy is a popular choice for gardeners and florists alike.

Corn poppies are annual plants that typically bloom in the spring and early summer months. They can thrive in a variety of soil types, but are most commonly found in fields, meadows, and along roadsides. The bright red petals of the corn poppy attract bees and other pollinators, making them an important source of nectar for local wildlife.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 60 mm F/6.3
Mount : –
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 400
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/1000 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 12 April 2019
Place : Kalale, Iran

Golestan Forest, located in northern Iran, is a stunning and biodiverse natural wonder that is often referred to as the “Amazon of Iran.” Covering an area of over 90,000 hectares, the forest is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species, many of which are unique to the region.

The forest is characterized by its lush greenery, towering trees, and crystal-clear streams that meander through the landscape. One of the most iconic features of Golestan Forest is its ancient trees, some of which are estimated to be over 500 years old. These majestic trees provide a habitat for a diverse range of wildlife, including bears, wolves, leopards, and numerous species of birds.

Unfortunately, Golestan Forest is facing threats from deforestation, climate change, and illegal logging, which are putting the delicate ecosystem at risk. Conservation efforts are underway to protect the forest and its inhabitants, including the establishment of protected areas and the implementation of sustainable forestry practices.

Overall, Golestan Forest is a place where one can truly appreciate the wonders of the natural world and the importance of preserving our planet for future generations.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 24 mm F/11
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 400
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/400 sec. – 1/640 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 19 November 2017
Place : Golestan Forest, Iran

Tuskestan is a small village nestled in the stunning region of Golestan, located in northern Iran.
The village is known for its picturesque landscapes, with lush green valleys and rolling hills that provide a perfect backdrop for hiking and exploring.
Visitors can also take in the beautiful architecture of the traditional homes in the village, which showcase the unique blend of Persian and Turkmen influences that define the region.

P.S. These photos were taken while the car was moving

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 70 mm F/10 – 47 mm F/11
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 100
Filters : –
Guide Scope : –
Total EXP : 1/320 sec. – 1/400 sec.
Technique used : –
Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 5 August 2019
Place : Tuskestan, Iran