Bazman volcano is high, rising high above the surrounding terrain, and has steep slopes. At the top of the volcano lies a summit crater. This crater is well conserved and it has a diameter of . On the north flank, a northbound lava flow with prominent levees that eventually splits into a northwestern and northeastern arm was discharged by a steep lava cone that is known as Bazman Bacheh (Bazman's Child) and lies northeast of the summit. Other viscous lava flows have been erupted from satellite cones, which occur mainly at distances of northeast from the summit. In total the volcano covers an area of about . The volcano is constructed on top of the Lut block, which reaches a thickness of . Quaternary sediments are buried beneath Bazman's eruption products. The Moho beneath Bazman is approximately deep. The area around Bazman is remote.