TEHRAN-- Tourism development in the central province of Qom is largely dependent on the cultural heritage sector, an official with the provincial federal government has said.As tourism is dependent on both cultural heritage, reliable procedures in this sector are likewise essential for the development of tourism, Abolqasem Moqimi described on Thursday.Despite the growth of numerous subjects in this province in the last couple of years, tourist has been overlooked, which needs more attention, the main added.Situated adjacent to salt-covered deserts, golden dunes, running sands, and rugged mountains, Qom is home to the shrine of Hazrat-e Masumeh (SA) and significant spiritual madrasas (schools).

Apart from tourists and pilgrims who check out Qom to pay homage, it is also a top location for Shia scholars and trainees who originate from across the world to discover Islamic studies at its madrasas and check out distinguished religious bookshops.One of the most gone to natural spots of Qom is Hoz-e Soltan.

It is a distinctive salt lake in the middle of the desert.

The visitors might quickly walk in the shallow parts and take pleasure in the shapes developed by the salt.

However, the center of the lake might be unsafe, as it is muddy and might quickly trap people.ABU/ AM