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Shah Khalil Mausoleum
Shah Khalil Allah Sani, son of Mir Shah Taqi Uddin and the great grandchild of Shah Nematollah Vali was killed in Harat and his corpse was transferred to Taft and was buried there. This edifice was a section of a wide and expanded complex built by Shah ... |
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Shah Vali Mosque
This mosque has a hot chamber bath and summer section. The same is situated in Taft. Its important relics are: marble stone of adythum in 125cm. x 64cm. dimension on which an encarving of flowers (gol boteh) and Qandil along with "Aqam-e-Alsalat" writings ... |
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Tamehr Spring
This spring is located 6 kilometers south of Taft, and in summer many visitors from Yazd and Taft and many other passengers visit this place. The only outstanding specification of this place is the river which flows from spring until autumn in this region. |
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Monshad Village
Enjoys a temperate and dry climate, is located at a distance of 47 kilometers to the south of Taft and 13 kilometers to the south of the Mehreez - Taft Road. The village is located in a beautiful valley, and its only relic, the Jame' Mosque annually ... |
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Arabha House
This complex made up of one big and one small house is located in Sar Qadamgah in the Fahadan vicinity near the Chehel Mehrab Mosque. It belongs to Mirza Ahmad Arab. The smaller house of this complex has been built by Ostad Ali Akbar, son of late Ostad ... |
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Chak Chakoo Fire Temple
It is a place located amongst the mountains of Ardakan and Anjireh (on the way to Tabas) which is at a distance of 46 kilometers from Yazd. Chak Chakoo has its name for the water dripping from the stone-cut mountains. This vicinity has suitable accommodation ... |
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Clock (Vaqt Va Saat) Square
This old square dates back to 8th century AH. Among the buildings around it worth mentioning are Seyed Roknedin School and an ancient water reservoir. There used to be astronomical observation installation (observatory) an endowment of the year 725 AH.and ... |
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Covered Passages
One of the noticeable features of the old province of Yazd and many other desert cities in Iran are roofed and covered lanes and passages. The reason behind designing and constructing these is to shelter and protect people against heat, harsh sun-shine ... |
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Dar Mehr Fire Temple
The Zoroastrian fire temples come under three categories in terms of importance: Dadgah fire that is lit at residence and has no consecration ceremony. It is lit by the Zoroastrian priests, but ordinary people could light it too. |
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Esfahan Yazd Roads Caravansaries
From Abarqoo to Esfandaroon (Esfahan), on the ancient caravan route there are relics of two caravansaries. The first is located at a distance of 30 km. From the Tizak village and 42 km. from the city of Abarqoo. The other caravansary known as Shah Neshan ... |
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Haj Kazem Rasoolian House
This house which has been built over a century ago, is located in the Sahl-ebne-Ali locality of Yazd and is an invaluable relic. The same was granted to the University of Yazd as an endowment in the year 1989. After renovation, it became the first base ... |
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Ice-Pits
Ancient icehouses are very interesting samples of old urban structures in Iran, which were constructed to store ice. Icehouses consist of four basic parts as follows:
the Ice house, dome, main wall and a little pool. In Yazd province, during the winter ... |
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Khan School
This building comprises of a large and a small school. The small school has been built by Mohammad Taqi Khan son of Mirza Mohammad Baqer Bafqi known as great Khan who was progenitor of a dynasty named Khavanin-e-Yazd (Khans of Yazd). Ali-Naqi Khan son ... |
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Khan Square
This square is a collection that Mohammad Taqi Khan established with a harmonious design. There are shops in the form of archade at the four corners of the square. The Shafe'iyeh School is located at the north east corner of the square. From this square ... |
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Lariha House
This house was built in 1286 AH.by Hadji Mohammad Ebrahim Lari. They used to use this building as a house for Darvishes of the Ne'mat-o-Allahi sect in the past. Its door, windows, sash windows and painted rooms decorated with mirrors, caused it to be ... |
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