PERSIAN (FARSI)

ANARAK (NAROSSINEH)

Anarak is the smallest city in Isfahan province, Iran, located 1429 meters above sea level at 53D 41' 56" eastern longitude and 33D 18'42" on northern latitude.

Anarak's language is ancient persian.

by: http://www.geocities.com/ms_anaraki/index.html

Location:  (Anarak, a city of about 4000 people is loctaed at the edge of the kavir loot and about 75 Km from the city of Nain. The city is surrounded by ruins of an old wall and three look out towers that were built about 100 years ago to keep the bandits ( Hossein Kashi and his gang)out. There are little agriculture in this region but there are many mines located close to Anarak.  Nakhlalk, a  lead mine is the largest active mine close to Anarak. Many people live in Anarak and  commute daily to Anarak. 
Language: people in Anarak speak a dialogue called Anaraki, Anaraki is spoken in Anarak and  cities within 40 miles of it such as Chopanan.
Climate: Anarak's climate is a typical desert climate, little rainfall, hot dry summer days and cool nights. Most of the old home are adobe and have a court yard, people move  from south to north of the court yard from winter to summer.
Some of these old home like my uncles had about 15 rooms  and a big open roofed balconey where you could sit in the summer afternoon and (called Sofe) and cool off via wind directed by wind chiminies ( Badgir).
Most famous song: I told you 100 times golnesa (say var vetomvat Golnesa)

Searching for cheeta in the kavir near Anarak ( www.aliparsa.com/cheetah/cheetah.html)

Ponits of intrest:
Pirehmardan: Samll shrine
Look out towers or Borj, Towers that was used for guarding and fighting , there are three of them around anarak
Mohammad Gorebehi cave (Cave of the Mohamad the cat)  A cave that is said to have been used by a Robin Hood like bandit up on the side of a vertical mountain drop, very hard to get to.
Chah Kharbozeh: Small old farm
Esmaeloon: Small farm south of Anarak
Bidacheh: Small farm which was inhabitaed by a single old lady (Narges Pacheh) till 1983
Derangir: Series of small cave close to Anark
Gerdab Khoni : Bloody Wihrpool
Alam HajBagheri: Small old farm 30 Km from Anarak
Alam Sadreih : Small old Farm 30 km from Anarak in the middle of sand dunes
Piyok:: Small Farm close to Anarak wuth good kombizeh (un-ripe persian melon)
Hozeh Sheikh Hassan: A water Reservior on the way from Anarak to Chopanan built by Sheikh Hassan Daymekari on behaf of his brother Mohammad Bagher
Mahalat: Small farm on a mountain close to Anarak with delicious black figs
ZargarAbad: Abondoned Old Mine
Chah Shoreh: Salty water well, Abondoned farm