Spring winter of Bibi Hakimeh village in Gachsaran

The month of February has not yet reached the halfway point, and many areas of our country, especially the northern cities of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad, are covered with snow, but these days the most beautiful effects of spring are showing up in the village of Bibi Hakime Gachsaran. These days, the nature of the tropical Bibi Hakime village is Especially, areas such as Baba Kalan, Ben Pir and Koh Gol are wearing a green dress and the growth of colorful wild flowers is a sign of early spring in this land. It is considered to be Boyar Ahmad, and while the temperature in many parts of this province is below zero, this region has a completely spring weather.

Now, in the midst of this year’s snowy and rainy avalanche, the roaring of the Venus River in the heart of Bibi Hakimeh village, the presence of watery springs, seasonal waterfalls, and green Mahor hills are an example of a humiliating spring at the height of the country’s cold. The presence of the blessed tomb of Bibi Hakimeh, the sister of Imam Reza (AS), a hot spring, a sulfur spring, and the residence of people of Ler and Turk descent who have been living side by side for years have added to the beauty of this area.

White mountain is located in the north of Bibi Hakimeh village, Hoosh mountain is in the southeast and Qir Dareh Si mountain is located in the north of Baba Kalan village (the center of the village).

Bibi Hakime village is suitable for nomadic tourism

Dehiar Babakalan of Bibi Hakimeh Dehistan Center, referring to the presence of a combination of rural and nomadic settlements in this region, said: In addition to the natural beauty, observing the simple life of the nomads can make the trip of tourists who make this land the destination of their winter trips more enjoyable. have given.

Nomadic tourism means close observation of the most traditional human lifestyle and activities such as milking, making yogurt, butter making, oil making, wool spinning, carpet weaving and how to care for the herd, relaxing with the sound of shepherd’s reeds, the pleasant sound of mothers lullabying in Lori and Turkish dialects. The good smell of baking bread, local food and dozens of other experiences.

Wearing colorful traditional clothes, staying in black tents that are all made in a traditional way, from the underlay to the decorative items, with the handiwork of nomadic women artists, listening to local Lori and Turkish music are some of the other experiences that can be had in the shadow of nomadic tourism. The costs are exorbitant in this part of our country.

Yasir Zamani, recalling the presence of the blessed tomb of Bibi Hakimeh (PBUH) in this area, emphasized: Religious tourism is another reason that draws many people to this area from November to May.

Astan Noorani Hazrat Bibi Hakimeh Khatoon (PBUH) is a center of knowledge from all over the country, especially neighboring provinces, Persian Gulf and Shiite countries including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, UAE and other Arab countries such as Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Saudi Arabia. , has been from previous centuries until now.

This sacred place is located in an almost circular space, which was originally an open and natural space that was created in the depths of a difficult and unique mountain, in such a way that its roof is unevenly carved and its walls are roughened with cement. .

The length and height of Bibi Hakimeh’s tomb from the floor to the ceiling is more than 10 meters and the area of ​​the shrine is more than 420 square meters, and from the floor of the shrine to the floor of the main building that leads to the entrance of the shrine, there are 12 steps leading to the entrance of the corridor and between There are two places for men and women.

Near the tomb of Bibi Hakimeh (pbuh) there is a small door called “Bab al-Morad” which, according to many traditions, was the entrance to the cave where Bibi Hakimah (pbuh) and her maid took refuge and hid from the enemies.

The holy shrine of Hazrat Bibi Hakimeh (pbuh), the sister of Imam Reza (pbuh), is located like a pearl in the heart of the southern Zagros mountains and near the Nile Gulf of Fars, and pilgrims from all over the country and abroad rush to visit her until the smell of Ali b. Smell Musa al-Reza (a.s.) in the south and at his threshold.

Every year more than one million people from all over the country and the Persian Gulf countries visit the shrine of Bibi Hakimeh (pbuh), the immediate sister of Shahcheragh (pbuh) in this city.

Babakalan village is the center of Bibi Hakimeh district with a population of 3000 people and is located 40 km from Dogonbadan city, the center of Gachsaran city.