Related to Sanandaj city (located in Kurdistan province)
Also known as: Sanandaj bazaar, Aasef bazaar, Grand Bazaar Of Sanandaj, Sanandaj Old Bazaar
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. They were constructed according to the architectural style of the Safavid period and considered valuable in this respect. The bazaar in Sanandaj is full of colourful dresses. The men wear a traditional costume of baggy pants with a belt ...
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj.
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
Sanandaj Bazaar is a 17th century market with a rectangular plan built by Soleiman Khan Ardalan. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
Only three of the original gates of the bazaar, which has been registered as a National Heritage Site, remain today.
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
Sanandaj Bazaar is a 17th century market with a rectangular plan built by Soleiman Khan Ardalan. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
In the Pahlavi era (1925-1979) the bazaar was separated into two sections the northern part is known as the Sanandaji Bazaar and the southern part has come to be known as the Asef Bazaar. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
The bazaar in Sanandaj is full of colourful dresses. The men wear a traditional costume of baggy pants with a belt which is a common sight if you walk through the bazaar in Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
The bazaar in Sanandaj is full of colourful dresses. The men wear a traditional costume of baggy pants with a belt which is a common sight if you walk through the bazaar in Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
In the Pahlavi era (1925-1979) the bazaar was separated into two sections the northern part is known as the Sanandaji Bazaar and the southern part has come to be known as the Asef Bazaar. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
The bazaar in Sanandaj is full of colourful dresses. The men wear a traditional costume of baggy pants with a belt which is a common sight if you walk through the bazaar in Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
Kurdish clothes in IRAN
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
Only three of the original gates of the bazaar, which has been registered as a National Heritage Site, remain today. | Copyright: Farshad Sijanivandi
Attari in Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Farshad Sijanivandi
Chaal Sheitan in Asef Bazaar - Sanandaj
Only three of the original gates of the bazaar, which has been registered as a National Heritage Site, remain today. | Copyright: Farshad Sijanivandi
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj.
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
From other historical relics of Kurdestan mention can be made of the Sanandaj bazaar and Asef bazaar of Sanandaj. | Copyright: Farzan Ahmadnejad
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
In the Pahlavi era (1925-1979) the bazaar was separated into two sections the northern part is known as the Sanandaji Bazaar and the southern part has come to be known as the Asef Bazaar. | Copyright: Pouria Zand Salimi
Sanandaj Bazaar & Asef Bazaar - Kurdistan
The bazaar in Sanandaj is full of colourful dresses. The men wear a traditional costume of baggy pants with a belt which is a common sight if you walk through the bazaar in Sanandaj. | Copyright: Saeed Mirzaei
Sanandaj (Sanandij) is located in the center of the Kurdestan province. It is limited to Divandareh from the north and to Kamyaran from the south, to the east are Bijar and Qorveh, to the west are the townships of Marivan and Saqez. Sanandaj is the provincial capital of ...
Asef Vaziri Mansion named "Kurdish house" as a symbol of Kurds tribe's cultural identity is the most valuable cultural relics of the city of Sanandaj, West of Iran. ...
Sanandaj Museum (Salaar Saeid Mansion located in Habibi Alley on Imam Khomeini St.), which bears close resemblance to those of "Qajar" period, was originally built ...
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid ...
Khosro Abad Mansion which is located near Shebli Blvd. in Sanandaj, is a memorial of the reputed Amanollah Khan. Its construction is related to the beginning of ...
The village of Salavat Abad or Naman is located 15 km. east of Sanandaj and the Salavat Abad River flows from the south. Altitudes such as Mount Kacheh Resh in ...
The same is located 10 km. to the north of Sanandaj in mountain valleys of the "Sateleh and Tirgara" region. The length of the dam lake is 11 km. and it extends ...
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