Also known as: Kordasht Bath, Kordasht Hammam, Kordasht Bathhouse
This ancient bath of Kordasht (Kalibar) is located in the village of Kordasht in the central section of Jolfa (Julfa) in East Azerbaijan province, and from the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings is spectacular. Water for the bath is obtained from the Aras River and after being warmed finds its way to different pools within the ...
Kordasht historical Bath is located in a village of the same name near Jolfa County in northwest Iran.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht historical Bath is located in a village of the same name near Jolfa County in northwest Iran.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Located in Jolfa, northwestern East Azarbaijan province, the bathhouse dates from over four centuries ego, the time of Safavids.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
The Bath has some impressive interior carvings, adding to its charm. From the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings it is simply spectacular.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Its required water is obtained from the Aras River and after being warmed finds its way to different pools there.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Upon entrance a first set of stairs lead to an initial sitting area. A further eight stairs brings you to an octagonal shaped changing room.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
This bath had been primarily used by Safavi royal family however, it has been opened for public use later on. This historical monument consists of various sections such as a “Bineh”, a “Sarbineh”, a vestibule, a spring house, and a greenhouse.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Located in Jolfa, northwestern East Azarbaijan province, the bathhouse dates from over four centuries ego, the time of Safavids.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
The village by the same name is situated on the southern banks of Aras River.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
It was constructed in the midst of a large garden during the Safavid Era during the reign of Shah Abbas. It was built upon Shah Abbas’s orders for the use of royalty.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Entrance to the bath is possible through a staircase leading to the first vestibule, bringing visitors to an octagonal shaped changing room that has a domed roof supported by eight decorated columns.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht bath (Kalibar) is a historical bath located in the village of Kordasht(near Jolfa , north werstern Iran), and from the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings is spectacular.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht historical Bath is located in a village of the same name near Jolfa County in northwest Iran.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Located in Jolfa, northwestern East Azarbaijan province, the bathhouse dates from over four centuries ego, the time of Safavids.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
This bath had been primarily used by Safavi royal family however, it has been opened for public use later on. This historical monument consists of various sections such as a “Bineh”, a “Sarbineh”, a vestibule, a spring house, and a greenhouse.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
The Bath has some impressive interior carvings, adding to its charm. From the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings it is simply spectacular.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
This bath had been primarily used by Safavi royal family however, it has been opened for public use later on. This historical monument consists of various sections such as a “Bineh”, a “Sarbineh”, a vestibule, a spring house, and a greenhouse.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
The Bath has some impressive interior carvings, adding to its charm. From the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings it is simply spectacular.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Upon entrance a first set of stairs lead to an initial sitting area. A further eight stairs brings you to an octagonal shaped changing room.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Entrance to the bath is possible through a staircase leading to the first vestibule, bringing visitors to an octagonal shaped changing room that has a domed roof supported by eight decorated columns.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht bath (Kalibar) is a historical bath located in the village of Kordasht(near Jolfa , north werstern Iran), and from the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings is spectacular.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Entrance to the bath is possible through a staircase leading to the first vestibule, bringing visitors to an octagonal shaped changing room that has a domed roof supported by eight decorated columns.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht historical Bath is located in a village of the same name near Jolfa County in northwest Iran.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Located in Jolfa, northwestern East Azarbaijan province, the bathhouse dates from over four centuries ego, the time of Safavids.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht historical Bath is located in a village of the same name near Jolfa County in northwest Iran.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Its required water is obtained from the Aras River and after being warmed finds its way to different pools there.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
It was constructed in the midst of a large garden during the Safavid Era during the reign of Shah Abbas. It was built upon Shah Abbas’s orders for the use of royalty.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
The village by the same name is situated on the southern banks of Aras River.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Iranian architects of the early 17th century sought to achieve a monumentality in exterior spatial composition (an interesting parallel to the interior spaciousness created at the same time by the Ottomans)
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
Kordasht bath (Kalibar) is a historical bath located in the village of Kordasht(near Jolfa , north werstern Iran), and from the point of view of internal arrangement and wall paintings is spectacular.
Kordasht Bathhouse near Jolfa
According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Iranian architects of the early 17th century sought to achieve a monumentality in exterior spatial composition (an interesting parallel to the interior spaciousness created at the same time by the Ottomans)
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