Tang-e Tikab

Tang-e Tikab is a historic natural recreation area on the northern mountain slope of the city of Kazerun, known today as Taleghani Park. The area is of special importance because of its caves, which are considered among the earliest dwellings of early humans, dating back to around 18,000 BC. These caves were registered on Iran's National Heritage list in 1382 (Solar Hijri) under number 9827, which reflects the historical antiquity of the area.

Tang-e Tikab Mountain lies at the southernmost end of the Zagros Range and the northernmost point of Kazerun, and the recreation area can be reached via Abshar Boulevard. Over the past three decades, Kazerun Municipality has developed and organized the area, creating Taleghani Mountain Park to offer visitors a variety of recreational and tourist facilities.

In addition to waterfalls and natural caves, Taleghani Park has statues of native animals of the Arzhan and Parishan Biosphere Reserve, a health walking trail, a cycling track and other tourist attractions. These features have made Tang-e Tikab one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kazerun and southern Iran, welcoming large numbers of nature and history lovers every year.