Ilam Province, located in western Iran along the Iraqi border, is a land of rugged mountains, oak forests, and ancient history. Often Ilam called the “Bride of Zagros,” it offers visitors both unspoiled nature and fascinating cultural heritage. The Ilam region has long been a bridge between Mesopotamian and Persian civilizations. As a result, Ilam is filled with archaeological treasures, sacred shrines, and historical fortresses.

Moreover, the province is blessed with dramatic waterfalls, hot springs, and scenic valleys that attract eco-tourists and adventurers alike. In addition, the Kurdish-Luri culture, colorful handicrafts, and warm hospitality create a unique atmosphere for travelers. Whether you are seeking nature, history, or authentic traditions, Ilam offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of western Iran.