Related to Ardakan city (located in Yazd province)
Also known as: Kharaanaq, Kharaaneq, Kharaanoq, Khowraneq, Khurunaq, kharanagh Village, Kharanaq castle
The 4,000-Year-Old Abandoned Mud-Brick Town of Kharanaq Settled at a distance of 85 km. east of Ardakan in YAZD Province. It has a temperate dry climate and is located in a mountainous region.
Some of its historical edifices are presented below: Shahzadeh (princess) caravansary built under the orders of Mohammad Vali Mriza, the offspring ...
Kharanaq, which means "place of birth of the sun", is divided into two parts: the Old Town, which is almost completely deserted, and the New Town, where some 130 families continue to live.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
Kharanaq, which means "place of birth of the sun", is divided into two parts: the Old Town, which is almost completely deserted, and the New Town, where some 130 families continue to live.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
The 4,000-Year-Old Abandoned Mud-Brick Town of Kharanaq Settled at a distance of 85 km. east of Ardakan in YAZD Province.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
The Old Town was constructed with sun-baked mud bricks, forming one of the largest collections of adobe buildings in Iran.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
It was once a prosperous farming village, but when water supplies dried up the inhabitants left, leaving the town to turn to ruins.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
This public bath (Haman) is one of the most fascinating parts of the city.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
Kharanaq, which means "place of birth of the sun", is divided into two parts: the Old Town, which is almost completely deserted, and the New Town, where some 130 families continue to live.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
The Old Town was constructed with sun-baked mud bricks, forming one of the largest collections of adobe buildings in Iran.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
The 4,000-Year-Old Abandoned Mud-Brick Town of Kharanaq Settled at a distance of 85 km. east of Ardakan in YAZD Province.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
The Old Town was constructed with sun-baked mud bricks, forming one of the largest collections of adobe buildings in Iran.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
It was once a prosperous farming village, but when water supplies dried up the inhabitants left, leaving the town to turn to ruins.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
This public bath (Haman) is one of the most fascinating parts of the city.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
Kharanaq, which means "place of birth of the sun", is divided into two parts: the Old Town, which is almost completely deserted, and the New Town, where some 130 families continue to live.
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
It was once a prosperous farming village, but when water supplies dried up the inhabitants left, leaving the town to turn to ruins. | Copyright: Mehdi Khebreh-Dast
Kharanaq Village - Yazd
The 4,000-Year-Old Abandoned Mud-Brick Town of Kharanaq Settled at a distance of 85 km. east of Ardakan in YAZD Province.
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