Iran’s gateway to Central Asia

From Incheh Borun to the Eurasian trade network

Ariamanesh Pars operates in the Incheh Borun Free Trade–Industrial Zone beside the Iran–Turkmenistan road and rail crossing. We manage routing, documents, transit and customs formalities around actual KTI corridor and Iranian-network conditions.

Map key
  • Rail corridor
  • Road corridor
  • Sea lane
  • Land gateway
  • Port or maritime terminal
  • Incheh Borun — our base
12,577 ha Statutory free-zone area
20 Years of tax exemption for authorised activity from permit operation date
~930 km Approximate KTI railway length to Gorgan
100% Foreign ownership ceiling, subject to registration and law

Why Ariamanesh Pars

What makes working with us different.

Border-focused coordination

Each file is handled against actual terminal, customs and Incheh Borun route conditions.

Access to the KTI corridor

Incheh Borun is one of the Iran–Turkmenistan rail crossings and the southern gateway of the Kazakhstan–Turkmenistan–Iran route.

A reviewable written proposal

Scope, assumptions, documents, cost estimate and change factors are stated before work begins.

Milestone reporting

Booking, loading, border passage and handover are reported at agreed milestones, with exceptions identified.

Target markets

The destinations we move your goods to.

  • Turkmenistan Turkmenistan Rail/road via Incheh Borun; Sarakhs or Lotfabad may suit other origins
  • Kazakhstan Kazakhstan KTI: Bolashak–Turkmenistan–Incheh Borun
  • Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Rail and road via Turkmenistan
  • Russia Russia East-Caspian branch via Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, or alternative multimodal routes
  • Tajikistan Tajikistan Combined rail and road
  • Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan Combined routing via Kazakhstan
  • Afghanistan Afghanistan Road via the eastern borders
  • Türkiye Türkiye From Incheh Borun across Iran to western borders; direct service depends on operators

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Have a shipment on the way?

Send us a short description of the goods, the origin and the destination. We will come back with a proposed route and an initial estimate.