Tūrang Tappeh (تورنگ تپه)
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Tūrang Tappeh is a village in Iran's Golestan Province. Its name translates as 'hill of the pheasants' and it is the location of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic archaeological site of Tūrang Tappeh. Many of the archaeological finds from the site can be seen in the National Museum in Tehran (Teheran).

Tūrang Tappeh is in the northeast of Iran, 17 km northeast of Gorgan.

Because of the war with Israel and the United States it is not recommended to travel to Tūrang Tappeh (تورنگ تپه), or any other destination in Iran at this moment.

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Tūrang Tappeh
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Tūrang Tappeh
Tūrang Tappeh ©Roy Digital Design


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