This city has a rich historical and cultural background, and its inhabitants are primarily engaged in agriculture—particularly the cultivation of saffron, pistachios, and pomegranates. Bajestan has a hot and arid climate, a condition that has favored the growth of drought-resistant crops in the region. Traditional architecture, ancient qanats (underground water channels), and local customs are other prominent aspects of the city’s cultural identity.
Bajestan boasts numerous tourist attractions, among which the following are particularly notable:
- Bajestan Grand Mosque
- Qasemabad Caravanserai
- Fakhrabad Caravanserai
- Younesi Bridge
Bajestan is a historic city in southern Razavi Khorasan that is especially known for its agriculture and saffron production.