On the slopes of this cone-shaped mountain, there are caves infused with crystalline salt crystals and crystalline walls.

The great and wonderful Stalagtites and Stalagmites of these caves are the result of many years of nature activity.

According to the scientific estimates of the experts of the Czech Republic (which was carried out in 2005), the length of the salt caves of Qeshm Island is more than 5.5 km, and perhaps the longest salt cave in the world.

The running salt springs from the caves of this region have a concentration of about 99%. This degree of purity has made it possible to exploit well in industrial and medical matters.Over time, this running salt spring has created a very beautiful pond of salt crystals on the slopes of the salt damp, and is one of the most beautiful landscapes,especially shooting.

Inside the cave, especially deep in it, is dark and to see crystalline salt stalactites, you need a light flashlight.

The roofs of the caves are covered with marble crystals and crystalline forms in a variety of shapes, and have created an exquisite view the flow of salt water in the cave floor is also a pleasure to see the salty caves of Qeshm Island.

The humidity of the island's air and the penetration of water in the caves, causing the saturation of brine to drop, will be on the body of the Qandils, and it changes its shape continuously, or makes new Qandils, The height of the caves varies from one to twenty meters.

From the mountains of saltwater, there is a permanent groundwater flow, and opens the way to the outside, which, after dissolving the salt on its path, it appears as a salt spring on the mountain slopes, and in the pit next to it, it creates a white natural pond. From far away, the view of this pond is like the snow of winter. This spring is flowing throughout all of the year.

Salts of salt mountain are known as the best type of salt on the table, and in combination there are other elements such as magnesium, for this reason, it can be used as a medical salt, especially for professional athletes, as capsules. According to surveys carried out by geologists at the University of Shiraz and in the Czech Republic, it is known that the cave is the longest salt cave in the world (6400 meters long).

Like the Salt Cave of Qeshm Island, it has been seen at little points in Iran. The recent research on the interior of the salt is indicative of its special ability.

Surviving and breathing in Qeshm salt cave can help improve patients with asthma and respiratory distress. It is worth seeing the direction of the salt cave and its surroundings to the extent that it meets the needs of the fascinated Iranians and foreigners to visit the unique spectacular places.