Mini World Park

Malayer Mini World Park ("Small World") is one of the most outstanding and innovative tourist attractions in Hamadan Province. It is located in the city of Malayer, in the southeast of the province. This recreational and cultural complex lies next to the Salamat Road and covers about 48 hectares. It is considered the first miniature park in the Middle East. The park was built to recreate and display historical, national and world landmarks in miniature, and to introduce visitors to the cultural and historical symbols of the world. The design reflects the idea of "the world on a small scale", which has so far been carried out in only a few countries, including China, the Netherlands and Belgium. Malayer is the fourth city in the world to host such a park.

Mini World includes 138 of the world's most remarkable works, rebuilt in miniature at one-tenth of their actual size. They include Persepolis, the Tomb of Hafez, the Eiffel Tower, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Taj Mahal, the Pyramids of Egypt, the Si-o-se-pol Bridge and other cultural landmarks. The precise design, the artistic detail and the use of modern technology in building the models are among the park's outstanding features. They give visitors the chance to take a short but comprehensive tour through the history and culture of Iran and the world. With its beautiful green spaces, night lighting and artistically designed models, the park is not only a place for recreation but also a good setting for education, cultural inspiration and photography.

To reach Mini World, visitors can head from the centre of Malayer toward the Salamat Road. The route is easy, and it is possible to walk and explore the area around the park. The best time to visit is spring or autumn, when the weather is mild, so that tourists can enjoy the park's open spaces and natural surroundings as well as the world-famous models. Visitors are advised to follow the principles of responsible nature tourism: do not damage the facades, cultural features or grounds of the park, and do not leave litter behind, so that the value of this attraction is preserved for future generations.