Ţārom

Tarom lies in a warm valley north of the Persian Gulf, between the mountains of Darab and the coastal lowlands. Date groves and springs mark the cultivated places among dry ridges, and the Ganj River runs through the district. Remains of a watermill and channels recall the use of local streams, while archaeological traces of temporary structures speak to the movement of pastoral communities through the area. The valley forms a passage between the higher country of Fars and the approaches to Hormuz.