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20 March 2034

Isfahan, Iran

Central Africa → Saudi Arabia → Iran → Afghanistan → China

Totality

4m 6s

Clear-sky odds

~70% clear over the central plateau

Max eclipse (UTC)

10:18

Isfahan, Iran
IsfahanWikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA

Why this one is special

  • Totality lands on Nowruz, the Persian new year and spring equinox.
  • Up to 4 minutes 9 seconds of totality over the high desert.
  • The path crosses some of the driest, clearest air on the planet.
  • Isfahan's blue-tiled domes turn silver in eclipse twilight.

Where to watch it from

Wild, wide-horizon places inside or beside the path of totality.

Naqsh-e Jahan Square

Naqsh-e Jahan Square

One of the largest squares on Earth, ringed by 17th-century mosques with astronomically aligned portals.

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Kavir National Park

Kavir National Park

Iran's 'Little Africa' — salt flats and dunes with zero light pollution and razor-sharp horizons.

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