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Khorramabad

Khorramabad is the capital city of Lorestan Province in western Iran. It sits in the Zagros mountain region, along the Kashkan River, and functions as the political, cultural, and economic center of the province.

The city is known for its historic fortress Falak-ol-Aflak, perched on a hill overlooking the urban area.

Khorramabad acts as a regional hub for agriculture, trade, and crafts; it hosts a traditional bazaar and

Educational institutions include the University of Lorestan, along with several colleges and faculties of medical sciences.

Population is predominantly ethnic Lurs, with the Luri language widely spoken alongside Persian in official and

Transportation connections include road links to other major Iranian cities, and Khorramabad Airport provides domestic air

The
fortress
dates
to
antiquity
and
was
expanded
in
various
periods,
including
the
Sassanian
era,
and
later
additions,
making
it
a
prominent
symbol
of
Khorramabad.
is
known
for
handicrafts
such
as
kilim
weaving
and
metalwork.
The
city
serves
as
a
focal
point
for
the
surrounding
rural
communities
and
markets
in
Lorestan.
These
institutions
contribute
to
the
city’s
role
as
an
educational
center
for
the
region.
urban
settings.
The
city
has
a
diverse
cultural
heritage
reflected
in
local
traditions,
cuisine,
and
music.
service,
supporting
regional
mobility
and
economic
activity.