Baghu Village, Kish

Baghu Village of Kish is one of the natural attractions of the island, where the famous green tree of Kish is also located.

Baghu Village of Kish

Introduction:
Baghu Village of Kish is a settlement for the natives of the island, located in its southwestern part.
The name of this village is taken from the name of a 100-year-old old woman named “Baghu” who lived in this village in the past, when Kish was under the control of foreign countries.
More than a million tourists visit this sight annually.
This village, by distancing itself from the modern part of the island, reminds us of the life of the ancient people.
In Baghu Village, one of the valuable monuments that will attract your attention is its old mosque, the Prophet’s Mosque (PBUH), and its construction date dates back to 981 AH.
In Baghu Village, there are a large number of native trees, one of the most prominent of which are the old “Lur” trees.
The laurel tree is one of the rarest tree species in the world, belonging to the fig family and has oval-shaped leaves.
This tree has red fruits and is found in many southern regions of Iran.
Also, in Baghu village, water troughs have been built for the beautiful deer of the island.
Baghu village, Kish

Access:
To reach this beautiful village, you must head southwest of Kish Island.
On the way to this natural attraction, you can also visit the Greek ship.
From the Kish Sunset Square, turn towards Baghu Road, then continue on the Persian Gulf Highway to reach the village.

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