Ardabil City, an Iranian name with roots in Avestan, is one of the coldest cities in Iran, located in Ardabil province in the northwest of the country. The city has a history spanning over 5,000 years. The purpose of this article (Studying in Ardabil) is to familiarize readers with and describe the cultural conditions, educational environment, climate, tourism, and other aspects of this city.
Ardabil
According to the 2016 census, Ardabil has a population of 529,374 and is considered one of the major cities in Iran. The people of this city speak Azeri-Turkish, while administrative communications and educational programs are conducted in Farsi. The total area of Ardabil is 17,951.4 square kilometers.
Ardabil’s climate is characterized by its high latitude and location on the slopes of Mount Sabalan, making it one of the coldest and most mountainous provinces in Iran. The average annual temperature is below 6°C.
The city’s cold climate can be attributed to its mountainous surroundings. It experiences temperate summers, but its winters are cold with significant rainfall, particularly in the spring and autumn. This heavy rainfall supports rich vegetation in the region. The volcanic mountains in the area have also given rise to natural hot springs. Ardabil is known for its local products, including honey, sour cream and butter, halva, sunflower seeds, carpet weaving, jajim weaving, and traditional musical instruments.
Studying in Ardabil
There are 24 scientific and academic centers in this province, and Mohaghegh Ardabili University is one of the most prestigious academic centers in this city. For more information, you can visit Studying at Mohaghegh Ardabili University article.
Ardabil universities have the privilege of 18 specialized journals, 33326 scientific articles, 5050 journal articles, 21241 articles in domestic congress, and 5050 international articles have been extracted in the university centers of this province.
Transportation
This province is far away from the southern, eastern, and central provinces of Iran. The closest province to the city is East Azerbaijan Province. It is possible to travel to this city by air and land, but unfortunately, the railway network has not been built. To explore the city, you can use the buses, which usually end in the city center. Also, private and public taxis( yellow) make your trip easier.
Recreation and Tourist Places
Aadabil is one of the most important parts of Iran which has lots of natural attractions, Historical attractions, etc… Most of the historical attractions belong to the Safavid era. The recreational and touristic places of this city are:
- Shorabil Lake
- Fandogllo Jungle
- King Ismaeel Tomb
- Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili Tomb
- Museum of Anthropology
- Manafzadeh House
- Sadeghi Historical House
- Soha Lake
- Haft Cheshme Bridge
- Oltan Moghan Castle
- Sareen Springs
- Neor Lake
- Heyran
- Bolaglar Promenade
- Balkhlo River
- Baliqlo Tea
- Alvares Village
- The Stone Statue of Baba Dawood
etc…
Clinics
- Ardabil hospitals and clinics are:
- Dr. Fatemi Hospital
- Sablan Hospital
- Imam Khomeini Hospital
- Mirza Hosseini Clinic
- Imam Reza Hospital
- Waliasr Hospital
- Alavi Hospital
- Imam Sajad Boarding Hospital
- Arse Parse Abad Hospital
- Bo Ali Hospital
- Isar Clinic
- Farhangian 24hrs Clinic
- Shok Boarding Clinic
- Mahdoode Noor Surgery Clinic
- Arta Private Hospital
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Hotels and Residences
- Shorabil Hotel
- Sablan Hotel
- Hossein Apartment Hotel
- Darya Hotel
- Ideal Guest House
- Negin Hotel
- Sarai Hotel
- Hayat Guest House
- Ideal Boutique Hotel
- Yakamoz Hotel
- Bum Qom Gardi Qasr Wooden Khalkhal Residence
- Khaneh Habib Eco-Tourism Residence
- Nissan Residential Complex
- Simorgh Residential Complex
- Hayat Guest House
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Libraries
- Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili Library
- Ershadi Library
- Shahid Behzad Mohammadi Library
- Nieaz Library
- Holy Library
- Fadak Library
- Metaphysics Group of Professors Rinko Library
- Ketab Shahr Iran Library
- Imam Ali Library
- Shahriar Public Library
- Sheikh Sharafuddin Public Library
And more…