
Bandar Abbas (or Bandar-e Abbas) is a city in Hormozgān.
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This spring is 34 km northeast of town, on the Bandar Abbas - Sirjan Road. The water from this spring, which is high in dissolved calcium and sulfates, is also used for irrigating the palm groves or plantations as well as for bathing purposes. There are two segregated pools for ladies and gents.
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By train
There are daily trains from Tehran and Mashhad, with trains running from Isfahan every second day.
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By bus
There are buses to and from Tehran, Kerman, Shiraz and others. The bus terminal is on the east side of the city around 5 km out by the coast and is signposted in English from the edge of the city.
By boat
Travelling by boat is common in the Strait of Hormuz as distances are short and there are numerous islands.
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