Related to Tabriz city (located in East Azerbaijan province)
Also known as: Panbeh Shalvar Graveyard, Pine-Shalvar Cemetry
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran). From inscriptions on the graves it can be noted that famous and reputed people were buries here in the 7th, 8th, and 9th centuries AH. The grave of Soltan Ovais II (of the Eilkhani dynasty) who ...
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran). | Copyright: Masoud Sepehri-Nia
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran). | Copyright: Masoud Sepehri-Nia
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran).
Pineh Shalvar Cemetery near Tabriz (East Azerbaijan)
This historical graveyard is in the village of Pineh Shalvar (or Panbeh Shalvar) 6km. south east of Tabriz in East Azerbaijan Province (North-west of Iran). | Copyright: Masoud Sepehri-Nia
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