Kermānshāh is a city in western Iran, serving as the capital of Kermānshāh Province. It is situated at the foot of the Zagros Mountains and has a rich history dating back to ancient times. The city was an important center during the Achaemenid period and continued to thrive under various dynasties throughout Persian history.
The city is known for its beautiful landscapes, including mountainous regions, and for its key historical sites. Notable attractions include the Taq Bostan rock reliefs, which date back to the Sassanian period, and the ancient Qasr-e Shirin, a historic caravanserai that highlights the city's role in trade and travel along the Silk Road.
Kermānshāh has a diverse culture influenced by Kurdish, Persian, and Iraqi Arab populations. The local economy is driven by agriculture, trade, and handicrafts, and the region is famous for its traditional music, dance, and festivals that reflect the rich cultural heritage of its people.
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