Hazar Denizi'ndeki adalar
- Ashuradeh was inhabited by 300 families, but the village is now deserted. The island was occupied by Russian forces in 1837, despite protests from Persia.[4]...
- Ashūradeh (Persian: آشوراده), or Ashur Ada, is the only island of the Iranian coast of the Caspian Sea (Gorgan Bay) and a country.
- You can go to Ashgabat from the port of Bandar-Torkman by boat so welcome to Ashuradeh.
- Among the vegetation of Ashuradeh, sour pomegranate trees and raspberry bushes can be named but a few. Ashuradeh can be reached via Torkaman Island.
- Ashuradeh is one of the main areas for fishing sturgeon, the species that provides caviar. Over 40% of Iran’s caviar is produced near Ashuradeh Island.
- Ashuradeh is one of the main areas for fishing sturgeon, the species that provides caviar. Over 40% of Iran’s caviar is produced near Ashuradeh Island.
- + Ashūradeh, ( alternatively spelled Ashur Ada) is a great island in the Caspian Sea with breathtaking views in a lively ambient.
- The two small ending islands drowned under water over centuries and Ashuradeh is vacant and half-drowned for the same reason.
- Tasnim reports in its article Ashuradeh: Island in The Caspian Sea that throughout the Caspian Sea southern coastline, there is only one Iranian island, Ashurade.
