Travel Guide Bushehr

On the bus, iodized air awakens the smell. Laid on the sea, turned to the sea, the city draws most of its income. Its economic activity is also based on trade with Bahrain and Qatar. Thus, in the shops of the newly renovated bazaar, sellers of appliances and brand items abound, attracting young people to each early evening.HistoryChosen to be the main naval base of Persia by Nader Shah in 1734, Bushehr became one of the main trading ports in the Persian Gulf. Thus, in 1759, the East Indies Company settled in the city, and then in the mid th century, Bushehr was chosen to host the headquarters of the British residence in the Gulf. All the policy of the principalities of the crown was decided. The beginning of the th century marks the beginning of the city's decline. In 1930, Iranian railway networks prefer Bandar Abbas to Bushehr to connect Tehran, coinciding in the middle of the twentieth century by the English. Today, Bushehr often makes headlines about nuclear power. The city would have two power stations, one of which would be finished and ready to operate. From its past, the place kept beautiful mansions in the old town, the only ones having been renovated. It is therefore a good introduction to the Persian Gulf. Here we are already feeling relaxed at the seaside; On the streets, some women smoke qalyan (shisha), on the ground, and traditional bandari habitat is revealed.