The city is located at an altitude of 1,450 to 1,538 meters above sea level in the mountainous region of Zagros and has a cold and semi-arid climate. The city is bounded on the west by Abidar Mountain, on the north by the famous Sheikh Mountain, on the south by Sirajuddin Mountain, and is spread over an area of 3688.6 hectares with 445,000 populations.
Attractions
•    Asef's House
•    Friday mosque
•    Abidar Park
•    Marivan
•    uramanat
•    Khosro Abad mansion
•    Old bazzar

Nature of Sanandaj

1-Zarivar Lake
Zarivar Lake in Marivan is one of the tourist spots in Kurdistan province that shines like a jewel in the west of the country. The water of Zarivar Lake is often pale green-green, Zarivar is beautiful in all seasons, even on cold winter days, the surface of the lake freezes completely so that you can walk and ride a motorcycle which is incredible.

2-Abidar Park
If you are a nature lover, be sure to visit Abidar. A mountain with a view of Sanandaj city in the distance close to the city. In addition to having various tourist places, this recreation center has special facilities that make it unique from other recreational areas; And it is an open-air cinema with a capacity of 10,000 people, which is located in Amirieh Forest Park, one of the largest gardens in the complex, and every night at 9 pm, many spectators gather to watch movies in this area.

3-Palangan Village
Many of us consider Masouleh to be the most famous stepped village in Iran, but the good news is that it is not just Masouleh who has left us with such a magnificent architecture. There are many stepped villages in Kurdistan province. The good weather of the village in the spring has caused the nomads to migrate here during this period and during the migration, to show an attractive ceremony, which is one of the most popular attractions for tourists.

Nightlife of Sanandaj

1-Sanandaj parks
The presence of people at night in parks and spreading dinner and catering has been flourishing among the citizens of Sanandaj for many years, like many other cities in the country, and the weekdays, especially the holidays, parks are full of people. Many people postpone their family parties to weekends and hold them in the same open spaces to spend happy hours with their loved ones in a different atmosphere.

People & Culture

The Kurds are the majority in Kurdistan province. They speak Kurdish which is a northwestern Iranian dialect. The Kurdish language is categorized under the Indo-Europeans group of language, with a distinct grammatical from. An Azari minority also lives in the villages around Qorveh.