Minab
Minab (, also Romanized as Mīnāb) is a city and capital of Minab County, Hormozgan Province, Iran.

The second-largest city in the province of Hormozgan is Minab, which is located in southern Iran. It is situated along the Sea of Oman coast. Citrus fruits, dates, grains, tomatoes, oranges, and mangoes are all produced in large quantities in the area thanks to the favorable natural conditions.

Ardashir Babakan is recognized as having started the construction of Minab. However, according to the locals of this city, it was constructed in the distant past by two sisters by the names of Bibi Mino and Bibi Naznin. The Minab Castle is the only structure that still exists from Minab, a once-thriving city that was obliterated by the Mongol invasion, according to historical records. The inhabitants of this city, who speak the Bandari dialect, are of Arab, Persian, northern immigrant, Baloch, and African descent.

Embroidery, mat weaving, palm leaf weaving, embroidery, and pottery are examples of Minab's handicrafts. The Esteghlal Dam, Thursday Market, Aashagh Temple, and Hazareh Castle are a few of the city's attractions.

External links

  Minab Castle
 Castle of Minab
 Qeshm Canyon, Minab
 Country near Minab
 Video in the Minabi language

References 

Populated places in Minab County
Cities in Hormozgan Province