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City in 'Sistan va Baluchestan' Province
City in 'Sistan va Baluchestan' Province
The township of Zabol is situated to the north of the province and from the north and east is neighboring Afghanistan. The border of Doost Mohammad Khan is the point of transit of passengers and cargo between Iran and Afghanistan. This township is in ...
Thanks to the geographical closeness to the West and to communications with nearby countries' enlightenment movements, Tabriz became the center of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution movements between 1905 and 1911, which led to the establishment ...
Tourist Attraction in Zabol (city)
Tourist Attraction in Zabol (city)
Qasem Abad Tower (Ghasemabad minaret or Mil-e Ghasem-Abad) is located in Ghasemabad Village nearZabol in Sistan and there is a strong possibility that the same be a relic from the Saljuqi period. The upper portion of this minaret as well as its entrance ...
City in 'Fars' Province
City in 'Fars' Province
Nurabad Mamasani Located to the west of Shiraz in Fars Province, it has a rather cold climate in north and warm in the south. In old history books, Mamasani was mentioned as"Shoulestan", derivated from Shoul, which was one of Lur tribes. Nurabad is ...
Tourist Attraction in Zabol (city)
Tourist Attraction in Zabol (city)
The ruins of Zaranj ancient city (Or Zarang) which was once the capital of Sistan, is located in the plains alongside the Hamoon Lake. Historical records and documents show that this city in its own time was a thriving and flourishing one, even in the ...
Tourist Attraction in Zabol (city)
Tourist Attraction in Zabol (city)
Shah-ali Mosque (Masjed-e Shaah Ali) mosque was constructed under the orders of Malek Shamseddin Ali, in the year 847 AH. In this mosque two epigraphs can be noted. One displays the name of the founder of the mosque, by the name of Shah Ali and one of ...
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