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Tourist Attraction in Tehran (city)
Tourist Attraction in Tehran (city)
The province of Tehran is the center of origination and manifestation of various Iranian nation's culture. Therefore in addition to the current music of National Orchestra, the music of other regions of Iran such as "Azarbayjanian", "Kurdish", "Lur", ...
Tourist Attraction in Masuleh (city)
Tourist Attraction in Masuleh (city)
Oun-enb-e Ali Mausoleum (Emamzadeh Own ibn Ali) situated in the township of Masooleh in Gilan Province. According to existing documents, this is the resting abode of Mohammad Hanifeh, the offspring of Imam Ali (AS). The mausoleum is an ancient octagonal ...
Tourist Attraction in Langerood (city)
Tourist Attraction in Langerood (city)
One of the ancient houses of Langerood is the Darya Beigi house, one of the reputed families of Gilan. It is a double storeyed structure, and the rooms on the upper floor have latticed sash windows. This house has two large wooden doors with spikes and ...
Tourist Attraction in Qasr-e Shirin (city)
Tourist Attraction in Qasr-e Shirin (city)
The Kangakoosh River is within the limits of Naft Shahr and Qasr-e-Shirin and flows upto Iran - Iraq border. It is 60 km. in length. This river originates from watersheds of the Bandmian and Darblouie Mountains (7 km. southwest of Gilan Qarb), after ...
Tourist Attraction in Qazvin (city)
Tourist Attraction in Qazvin (city)
The said tomb is that of Mirza Hassan, a freedom fighter in the Constitutional Revolutionary Movement. He aided the liberal forces of Gilan in overtaking Tehran. This two storeyed rectangular structure is located in the Qazvin - Karaj Road. The tower ...
Tourist Attraction in Roodsar (city)
Tourist Attraction in Roodsar (city)
The said is located at a distance of 2 km. from the village of 'Shah Jan'. One of the enriched archaeological sites of Gilan. Remnants of crypt-like tombs of the Achaemenian era, tombs of the Parthian period, and those related to the early Islamic period ...
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