Qeshm Island is the largest island in Iran, located in the Persian Gulf. It covers an area of about 1,491 square kilometers and is known for its unique geological formations, including Hengam Island and the Qeshm Geopark. The island has a diverse ecosystem, featuring mangroves, coral reefs, and various wildlife. The island's economy is primarily based on fishing, agriculture, and tourism. Visitors are attracted to its beautiful beaches, historical sites, and cultural heritage. Qeshm Island is also a free trade zone, promoting economic activities and attracting businesses from around the region.