Khorasan**, a historic region in northeastern Iran, has a dry and semi-arid climate. Summers are hot, winters cold, with most rainfall occurring in winter. The terrain includes vast plains, rolling hills, and tall mountain ranges like the Binalud, featuring rugged, rocky slopes. Mountainous areas are cold, sometimes snow-covered, while desert plains are warm and arid. Khorasan’s landscapes, with golden sunlight and dark earth, evoke a majestic, ancient feel, embodying the spirit of a land once ruled by powerful kings.