Persian Gulf Bride Kish
Some believe that Kish Island is a lost page in Iranian history books. Most of the history of this beautiful island is still unknown to everyone. Nearchus, one of Alexander the Great's naval commanders, mentions an island in the Persian Gulf. In 325 BC, he set out to find new lands. His journey took him to an island he later called Arakata, or Arakia, which we now know as Kish Island. Despite the lack of information, there are things about the history of Kish Island that we are sure of. In this article, we want to tell you all about Kish Island. So join us. After the Islamization of ancient Iran, Kish Island gained a lot of strategic value. The importance of the island drew many Western superpowers to the waters of Kish Island, which led to many bloody wars.
One of the most famous conquerors and explorers who has walked on this island is Afonso de Albuquerque. In 1506, the Portuguese naval besieged Kish Island with his fleet and forces, forcing the Iranian government to sign a treaty. Under the agreement, he took full control of Kish Island and used it as a strategic dam for naval attacks.
In time, Shah Abbas Safavid ended Portuguese rule on Kish Island. He returned Kish Island to the Persian Empire, but unfortunately Kish did not escape its terrible consequences. The establishment of a new dam on the shores of the Persian Gulf, Bandar Abbas, has pushed Kish Island into the dark corners of history, and the island's unique culture has disappeared.
Kish sights
Kish Island has unique historical sites, some of which date back to the Achaemenid period and 2,500 years ago.
Underground work city
Greece ship
The ancient city of Harirah
Green Tree Complex
Coral beach
Kish will be like Disneyland for those who love sea life and water sports. Many water sports clubs or private trainers are ready to take tourists to the depths of the Persian Gulf. The wonders of this beautiful bay are unique and if you are interested in water sports, be prepared to have a good time on Kish Island.