2018-11-09 RIG JEN
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 131.02 mi
- Elevation gain
- 3,264 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 4,728 ft
- Max elevation
- 9,837 ft
- TrailRank
- 32
- Min elevation
- 2,203 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 2 days 5 hours 45 minutes
- Coordinates
- 4801
- Uploaded
- November 11, 2018
- Recorded
- November 2018
near Esmā‘īlān, Isfahan (Iran)
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Itinerary description
From anarak to deplom desert
Head: Ardalan kivan
fRig-Jen
In the heart of Iran’s Kavir Desert, with geographic coordinates of e53.40.172. – n33.40.887 there is a wide desert of sand dunes, sabulous, chalk swamps hidden under the sand with an area of 3,800 Km, submerged in sand and gravel, one of the most impossible places in the world where no caravan used to cross in the past. Our ancestors believed that this place was a residence for demons and jinns. Today, too, many people in the surrounding villages repeat the same thing which anyone entering this desert will disappear. Another supposedly name for it is the Iranian Bermuda.
In the past, a handful of specialists such as Alphonse Gabriel have crossed its fringes. This place was among the least known areas until recently.
Our specialists and facilities with equipped 4WD cars and suitable technical equipment are suitable for crossing this desert. As could be seen from the reserves, the route begins in the town of Anarak and then through Tahsin Village; and then we will travel to the heart of Rig-Jen. After ……..Km we will reach the city of Jandagh.
Key individuals specialist for crossing the route of Rig-Jen
Head: Ardalan kivan
fRig-Jen
In the heart of Iran’s Kavir Desert, with geographic coordinates of e53.40.172. – n33.40.887 there is a wide desert of sand dunes, sabulous, chalk swamps hidden under the sand with an area of 3,800 Km, submerged in sand and gravel, one of the most impossible places in the world where no caravan used to cross in the past. Our ancestors believed that this place was a residence for demons and jinns. Today, too, many people in the surrounding villages repeat the same thing which anyone entering this desert will disappear. Another supposedly name for it is the Iranian Bermuda.
In the past, a handful of specialists such as Alphonse Gabriel have crossed its fringes. This place was among the least known areas until recently.
Our specialists and facilities with equipped 4WD cars and suitable technical equipment are suitable for crossing this desert. As could be seen from the reserves, the route begins in the town of Anarak and then through Tahsin Village; and then we will travel to the heart of Rig-Jen. After ……..Km we will reach the city of Jandagh.
Key individuals specialist for crossing the route of Rig-Jen
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