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The native language of the region, Baluchi phrasebook|Baluchi, related to ancient Persian (Avestan), is spoken in western, southern, and eastern parts of the region. As in the rest of [[Iran]], Persian is also useful. | The native language of the region, Baluchi phrasebook|Baluchi, related to ancient Persian (Avestan), is spoken in western, southern, and eastern parts of the region. As in the rest of [[Iran]], Persian is also useful. | ||
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* '''Shahr-I Sokhta''' — the ruins of a city abandoned around 1800BC, this archaeological site was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014. | * '''Shahr-I Sokhta''' — the ruins of a city abandoned around 1800BC, this archaeological site was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014. | ||
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Note: For adjacent (Pakistani) region, see Balochistan.]]
Baluchistan is the southeasternmost region of Iran, along the nation's border with Pakistan.
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Contents
Cities
- Zahedan
Sistan and Baluchestan Halal Travel Guide
Local Languages
The native language of the region, Baluchi phrasebook|Baluchi, related to ancient Persian (Avestan), is spoken in western, southern, and eastern parts of the region. As in the rest of Iran, Persian is also useful.
Travel to Sistan and Baluchestan
Get Around
What to See
File:محوطه شهر سوخته - |Shahr-l Sohkta
- Shahr-I Sokhta — the ruins of a city abandoned around 1800BC, this archaeological site was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014.
- Guel Afshan- a well that spews mud to the air
- Lut Desert, partially located in Sistan and Baluchestan and the rest in Kerman (province)|Kerman is a world legacy listed salt desert.
Things to Do
Halal Restaurants in Sistan and Baluchestan
Stay Safe
News & References
Go Next
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