Related to Birjand city (located in South Khorasan province)
Also known as: Ghaleh Birjand, Qale-ye Birjand
Birjand castle is the oldest monument of this city in an area of 3000 square meters that dates back to the Safavid period and has only a military use. From above the castle, you can see the full view of the city Place not specified.
The fort was built from clay and mud bricks and from the Safavid period to Qajar, the people of this city ...
The views are the top of the turrets are breathtaking as you are greeted with a 360 degree panoramic view of the city and surrounding mountains.
Birjand Castle - Birjand
The fort was built from clay and mud bricks and from the Safavid period to Qajar, the people of this city were protected against the invasion of enemies, especially Turkmen and Uzbek.
Birjand Castle - Birjand
the castle was linked to the city's major hubs by underground graves such as Place not specified, Place not specified and qanat qasbah.
Birjand Castle - Birjand
Birjand Castle is a must visit should you be in Birjand. Built out of mud, clay, stone and straw, the wonderful castle stands proudly at the top of a peak in ancient Birjand.
Birjand Castle - Birjand
The castle in Birjand during the Qajar period was completely rebuilt
Birjand Castle - Birjand
Very beautiful castle specially at night with amazing view of the city
Birjand Castle - Birjand
Very beautiful castle specially at night with amazing view of the city
Birjand Castle - Birjand
Birjand Castle is a must visit should you be in Birjand. Built out of mud, clay, stone and straw, the wonderful castle stands proudly at the top of a peak in ancient Birjand.
Birjand Castle - Birjand
The castle was linked to the city's major hubs by underground graves such as Place not specified, Place not specified and qanat qasbah.
Birjand Castle - Birjand
Birjand Castle is a must visit should you be in Birjand. Built out of mud, clay, stone and straw, the wonderful castle stands proudly at the top of a peak in ancient Birjand. | Copyright: Mojtaba Esmaeilzadeh - Tasnim
Birjand Castle - Birjand
The castle in Birjand during the Qajar period was completely rebuilt. | Copyright: Mojtaba Esmaeilzadeh - Tasnim
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