Desert Eco-lodge in Bayanak, Semnan - Kursi Two

Desert Eco-lodge in Bayanak, Semnan
This room, without a bed and with an area of 17 square meters, is located in an eco-lodge in the village of Bayanak, 7 kilometers from the city of Sorkheh and 25 kilometers from the city of Semnan.
This room has a kursi (traditional low table) and lacks a kitchen, private bathroom, and toilet; however, separate bathrooms and toilets for men and women are available outside the room.
The room is heated by both a boiler and an electric heater.
This beautiful eco-lodge, an old structure locally known as Emarat Dezhgoli, is located in the village of Bayanak, which has a history of 4,000 years and is near the Silk Road.
Due to the village's proximity to Sorkheh and its unique geographical location, bordered by the Dasht-e Kavir desert on one side and the mountains on the other, the area boasts a high diversity of natural attractions, such as: 2 water reservoirs, Aftar caves or natural icehouses, the Red Mountain Desert, and the natural statue of the bird of happiness near this eco-lodge.
As the village is located on the route to Mashhad, this eco-lodge frequently hosts many pilgrims, and the distance to Tehran is approximately 200 kilometers.
In addition to a central kitchen, this eco-lodge has a historical basement (in historical architectural terms, hand-carved) used as a dining hall, equipped with tables and chairs. For lunch and dinner, dishes such as: Sabzi Polo Semnani, Tahchin Semnani, Gheimeh, Dami Gojeh, Ghormeh Sabzi, local spinach stew, Digi, Zereshk Polo with chicken, Kaleh Polo, Chelow Gousht, and more are served.
It is worth mentioning that local and completely organic meals can be ordered with prior notice (at least 2 days in advance), and the eco-lodge is also equipped with CCTV.