Rābor

Rabor lies in the cool mountain country between Baft and Jiroft. Snow on the surrounding heights feeds seasonal rivers, and mountain pastures provide summer grazing. Walnut trees grow in the uplands, alongside orchards of other fruit. The settlement's older quarters include Qaleh, named for a fort, and Bagh-e Khvaje Hasan, recalling a garden; an old fort with four towers stands outside the town. These small communities occupy a markedly cooler landscape than the lowlands to the south.