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Tourist Attraction in Damgan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Damgan (city)
The province of 'Gomess' and the city of Damqan, was favored by the monarchs of the early Qajar dynasty. Thus prompting rulers such as Aqa Mohammad Khan and Fathali Shah to construct beautiful edifices in the vicinity of Ali Spring (Damqan). The said ...
Tourist Attraction in Damgan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Damgan (city)
This is a relic from the Safavid era and is located in the Shaheed Fallahi Avenue in Damqan city. This structure has a tall doorway, vast hall and various rooms. There is a porch at the top of the entrance door. The walls of this "Rowbat" or inn is made ...
Tourist Attraction in Dehdasht (city)
Tourist Attraction in Dehdasht (city)
Based on the historical writings, this area was called Belad Shapour in the past and was founded by Shapour I, the son of Ardeshir Sasanid I. Based on documents of Fars Nameh-ye- Naseri, it was one of the ancient cities that has witnessed lots of damages ...
Tourist Attraction in Delijan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Delijan (city)
The same is located on the eastern banks of the Qomrood River and on the Dodehak - Khorheh Road, and near the historical Safavid caravansary of Dodehak. It is related to the Safavid era, and the towers constructed on each of its eastern, northern and ...
Tourist Attraction in Dezful (city)
Tourist Attraction in Dezful (city)
The oldest still-standing bridge in the world. It remained in full functionality until recently. The ancient bridge was originally commissioned in 260 AD during the Sassanid era (circa 224-661 AD) by King Shapur I, who used 70,000 Roman prisoners of war to construct the great monument.
Tourist Attraction in Dezful (city)
Tourist Attraction in Dezful (city)
The Jame' Mosque of Dezful is situated in the central square of the city and is a remnant of the 3rd or 4th century AH. The same has been repeatedly undergone repairs in 7th, 9th and 11th and recent centuries AH, which has resulted in its expansion. ...
Tourist Attraction in Gonabad (city)
Tourist Attraction in Gonabad (city)
Imamzadeh Soltan Mohammad Abed (tomb of Muhammad Al-Abed) is located in a city called Kakhak, 24 km. south of Gonabad. This is the tomb of Mohammad Ben Jafar al Sadeq, the uncle of Imam Reza, which was reputedly known as "Mohammad Al Abed". The structure ...
Tourist Attraction in Gorgan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Gorgan (city)
The Aq Qala Bridge is placed at the distance of 18 km. to the north of Gorgan and at the beginning of Gorgan River and Aq Qala city. This bridge is 74 meters in length and in both sides has refuges with 1.5 meters height and consists of four arches. ...
Tourist Attraction in Gorgan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Gorgan (city)
The original structure of this mosque is located in the "Na'l Bandan" locality of the city. Most probably, the construction of which coincides with that of the brick minaret of Saljukian period. It was expanded, ornamented and renovated later. The mosque ...
Tourist Attraction in Kalibar (city)
Tourist Attraction in Kalibar (city)
Khodaafarin Bridges are two arch bridges across the Aras River which connect Iran with the Jabrayil district of Azerbaijan, occupied by the Armenian army and de facto administered by Nagorno Karabakh Republic. The first one with 11 arches was built in the 11–12th centuries and the second with 15 arches in the 13th century.
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