Also known as: Abolghasem Rashti Caravanserai in Aqda, Aghda Caravanserai, Robat Abolghasem Rashty
Abolghasem rashti Caravanserai (Robat-e Abolghasem Rashty) is located in Aqda Village (Aghda / Aghdaa) and near the main route (located in yazd-Isfahan road, 40 Km northwest of Ardakan). This structure is similar in architecture to that of the Shah Abbasi caravansaries, and was constructed by the reputed merchant Haj Abolqasem Rashti. The caravansary ...
Aqda is one of the largest and most ancient villages in the central part of Ardakan, which dates back to 6000 years ago and is contemporary with Meybod city. The old and the original road passed through the village, alongside of which there used to be some Chaparkhane (pony express) and the caravanserai.
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
Aqda is one of the largest and most ancient villages in the central part of Ardakan, which dates back to 6000 years ago and is contemporary with Meybod city. The old and the original road passed through the village, alongside of which there used to be some Chaparkhane (pony express) and the caravanserai.
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
Aqda is one of the largest and most ancient villages in the central part of Ardakan, which dates back to 6000 years ago and is contemporary with Meybod city. The old and the original road passed through the village, alongside of which there used to be some Chaparkhane (pony express) and the caravanserai.
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
Aqda is one of the largest and most ancient villages in the central part of Ardakan, which dates back to 6000 years ago and is contemporary with Meybod city. The old and the original road passed through the village, alongside of which there used to be some Chaparkhane (pony express) and the caravanserai.
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
Haj abolghasem rashti Caravanserai - Aghda Village
The Rashti Caravanserai and Ab anbar were established in Aqda in 1262 AH by Haji Abolqasem Tajer Rashti who was a merchant from Yazd. The caravanserai is a brick-building containing a two-story badgir (windtower). In each side of the building, there are seven rooms, the middle one is larger and is called “Shah Neshin” (where the king or master settles).
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