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Tourist Attraction in Bushehr (city)
Tourist Attraction in Bushehr (city)
In a part of the mountainous area of Khark Island, numerous graves have been discovered and a strong probability exists that these belong to the Zoroastrians and the Christian communities. These graves date back to the end of the Sassanian and the beginning ...
Tourist Attraction in Dareh Shahr (city)
Tourist Attraction in Dareh Shahr (city)
It is about 5.5 kilometers from Tikhan Hill, and is larger and older than it. Its antiquity dates back to the late 3rd millennium BC., but its first floor relates to the Sassanide period. Some colored and engraved earthenware objects have been discovered ...
Tourist Attraction in Dehdasht (city)
Tourist Attraction in Dehdasht (city)
The remains of the Chas Castle is at a distance of 30 km. southwest of Dehdasht amongst the limestone mountains and are close to the Se Gonbadan Fire-Temple. This castle is well known as Dar Mahtabi. Due to its location, it seems to have been held in ...
Tourist Attraction in Esfarayen (city)
Tourist Attraction in Esfarayen (city)
This castle is 3 km. from the village of Beed in Esfarayen. Evidences from the time of the Zoroastrians have been found here. The castle dates back to pre-Islamic times.
Tourist Attraction in Shooshtar (city)
Tourist Attraction in Shooshtar (city)
Kheraf Khaneh comprises of a series of crypts which have been made within the rocks on the outskirts of the city. There is a strong possibility that these crypts used to belong to Zoroastrians of the Medes and Parthian eras. According to public opinion, ...
Tourist Attraction in Zanjan (city)
Tourist Attraction in Zanjan (city)
This is similar to a 'Thanks Giving' ceremony after the harvest is collected from the fields in early autumn. In this ritual each rural family saves about 20 sq.m. of his crop (wheat) on their respective field and harvests the rest. The crop left aside ...
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