Ḩājjīābād

Hajjiabad lies on the Zarrin Dasht plain south of Darab, between parallel ridges of southeastern Fars. Streams from the Darab and Estahban mountains gather in the Khosuyeh River, which cuts through a gorge before joining the Shur. Fields and date groves occupy the warmer parts of the plain, while wild almond and pistachio grow on the surrounding slopes. Dates ripen comparatively late here, reflecting the cooler conditions of this inland district compared with the Gulf coast.