Related to Hashtrood city (located in East Azerbaijan province)
Also known as: Zahhak Citadel, Narin Ghala, Zahak Castle
The remnants Zahhak Castle (Narin Ghala) near Hashtrud in East Azerbaijan is in east of the Khorassanak station on the railway line running between Tehran and Tabriz. This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential ...
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
Copyright: Ahmad Kavoosi
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
The remnants Zahhak Castle (Narin Ghala) near Hashtrud in East Azerbaijan is in east of the Khorassanak station on the railway line running between Tehran and Tabriz. | Copyright: D. Fazaeli
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
The remnants Zahhak Castle (Narin Ghala) near Hashtrud in East Azerbaijan is in east of the Khorassanak station on the railway line running between Tehran and Tabriz. | Copyright: Neeku Shamekhi
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
The remnants Zahhak Castle (Narin Ghala) near Hashtrud in East Azerbaijan is in east of the Khorassanak station on the railway line running between Tehran and Tabriz. | Copyright: Neeku Shamekhi
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
The remnants Zahhak Castle (Narin Ghala) near Hashtrud in East Azerbaijan is in east of the Khorassanak station on the railway line running between Tehran and Tabriz. | Copyright: Hossein Zahedi Bouket
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes. | Copyright: D. Fazaeli
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
The important part of castle which is preserved very well, is 4 arches hall (Chahar Taghi) which is represent of four elements in Zoroastrianism
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
When spring arrives many visitors flock to the caste to inspect the castle and the beautiful landscape around or to reap the pharmaceutical herbs.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
This castle dates back to some centuries BC, but during the Esmaili reign was repaired and utilized. Zahhak Castle was most probably a watch-post of the times before being used for residential purposes.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
Zahhak Castle history goes back to 3000 years ago, which was an important place for ancient Persian people of Mannaeans, Medes, and later on Parthian and Sasanian.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
When spring arrives many visitors flock to the caste to inspect the castle and the beautiful landscape around or to reap the pharmaceutical herbs.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
Zahhak Castle history goes back to 3000 years ago, which was an important place for ancient Persian people of Mannaeans, Medes, and later on Parthian and Sasanian.
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
The important part of castle which is preserved very well, is 4 arches hall (Chahar Taghi) which is represent of four elements in Zoroastrianism
Zahhak Castle - East Azerbaijan Province (Near Hashtrud)
Zahhak Castle history goes back to 3000 years ago, which was an important place for ancient Persian people of Mannaeans, Medes, and later on Parthian and Sasanian.
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