Travel guide: Fasa, Iran
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Local facts
Travel essentials for Fasa, Iran — what to expect on the ground. Fasa sits in Iran (Asia), in a subtropical climate band — subtropical northern-hemisphere band with mild winters and warm summers. Nearest airport: FAZ serves the area. Local timezone is Asia/Tehran, which matters for arrivals and check-ins. It sits at 28.93°, 53.70° — useful for weather, daylight, and route planning. Use the live tools below to plan around these facts.
- RegionIran, Asia
- Climate bandsubtropical northern-hemisphere band with mild winters and warm summers
- Nearest airportFAZ
- TimezoneAsia/Tehran
- Coordinates28.93, 53.70
- Located in the Northern Hemisphere
Fasa is a city in the south of Iran, in the province of Fars, lying to the southeast of the great city of Shiraz, near the ranges of the Zagros mountains. It is an ancient place, with roots reaching back thousands of years to the Achaemenid and Sasanian eras, when it was one of the more important towns of the region of Fars, the historic heartland of Persia. Today Fasa is above all an agricultural city, set in a fertile district known for its wheat, its citrus fruits, pomegranates and other produce, in a warm, dry inland landscape. It is a working provincial centre rather than a major tourist destination, but it lies within reach of the rich history and culture of Fars. Fasa is reached by road from Shiraz, about a hundred and forty kilometres away, and by its airport. The climate is warm and dry, with hot summers and mild winters. For any travel to Iran, check current government advice.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Fasa?
Fasa is a city in the south of Iran, in the province of Fars, lying to the southeast of Shiraz near the Zagros mountains. It is set in a warm, dry inland region and is one of the larger towns of Fars, the historic heartland of Persia, about a hundred and forty kilometres from Shiraz by road.
What is Fasa known for?
Fasa is known as an agricultural city, at the centre of a fertile district famous for its wheat, citrus fruits, pomegranates and other produce. It is also an ancient place, with a long history reaching back to the Achaemenid and Sasanian periods, when it was an important town in the region of Fars.
How do you get to Fasa?
Fasa is reached mainly by road from Shiraz, the largest city in the region, about a hundred and forty kilometres to the northwest, and it also has its own airport. As with any travel to Iran, it is important to check your government's current travel advice before planning a journey.
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