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Harzavil Village
The ancient village of Harzavil is located between the Loshan Bridge and the Sefid Rood Dam Lake. The houses of this village have been constructed with wood, stone, and clay. Between each row of houses, there is a narrow lane. In front of some of the ... |
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Kolah Farangi Pavillion Museum
The above mentioned is related to the Safavid era. But during the Qajar reign, Sa'dol Saltaneh, governor of the times, was responsible for its repairs, and named the same Chehel Sotune. The structure is a double storeyed one, built of brick with cornices ... |
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Alvand Hill
It is located to the southeast of the Alvand Village, Takestan. Scattered around are earthenware related to the Safavid era. In this area marble tombstones with adornments and scripts related to the Safavid period have been discovered. |
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Dakan Hill
This hill is located to the south of the Takestan - Hamadan Road, in the Dakan Dodangeh Village. Earthenware found here is relevant to the pre-historic ages. |
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Dokhtar (Qiz) Castle
The above mentioned is located in the mountains near the village of Abakloo. The structure extends from the three sides to a steep precipice, with its entrance being to the southern side. The structure is mainly a brick construction, and is probably ... |
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Khando Hill
The same is located to the southeast of Takestan. Attractive remnants such as plaster adornments of the Sassanide period have been discovered here. |
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Shah Abbasi Bath
This bath is related to the Safavid era located in Takestan and comprises of three sections:
A clock room, hot house and the water pool or Khazineh. The hot chamber is an octagonal structure with four areas for bathing. In its center is on octagonal ... |
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Imamzadeh Saleh and Imamzadeh Soleiman
The above mentioned tombs are close to each other in the Nahavand Village of Takestan. A rectangular chamber connects the two. Both of the structures are circular, and both have cellars which are the locations of the tombs. Imamzadeh Saleh is slightly ... |
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Avaj Thermal Spring
This spring is one of the most important springs of the Qazvin province. Thousands of people travel to this site to enjoy its therapeutic effects. After the earthquake in 1990, the volume and temperature of the water has significantly increased. |
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