Zaghedeh

Zaghedeh is a city located in the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province of Iran. Situated in the Zagros Mountains, it is known for its mountainous terrain and relatively cool climate.

The economy of Zaghedeh is largely based on agriculture, particularly the cultivation of grains, fruits, and livestock farming. Traditional crafts and small-scale industries also contribute to the local economy.

The population of Zaghedeh is predominantly Bakhtiari, a Luri ethnic group with a distinct culture and language. The Bakhtiari people are known for their nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyle and their traditional attire.

Zaghedeh is a relatively small city with a limited number of modern amenities. However, it serves as a local center for trade and services for the surrounding rural communities. The city’s location within the Zagros Mountains offers opportunities for hiking and other outdoor activities, though tourism is not a major industry.

Geographically, Zaghedeh is characterized by its high elevation and rugged landscape. The region experiences cold winters and mild summers. Water resources are derived from mountain springs and rivers.