Bojnord
Bojnord is the capital city of North Khorasan Province in northeastern Iran. Located in the Aladagh Mountains, it is a significant administrative and economic center for the region. The city is situated in a fertile valley, historically known for its agricultural output, particularly its grapes and apricots. Bojnord's geographical position has made it a crossroads for trade and cultural exchange between Iran and its neighboring countries to the north.
The history of Bojnord is linked to the Qajar era, during which it developed as an important
Modern Bojnord features a mix of traditional and contemporary architecture. Its economy relies heavily on agriculture,