This ancient mosque is located south of the central square of Farokh Shahr. A major portion of this mosque was constructed during Safavid era, but it was in Zandiyeh and Qajar periods that its construction was completed and repaired. The mosque having ...
This ancient bath is a relic from Qajar era, and is located in the edifice of Amir Aazam Amirieh, Shahrood. The same comprises of two main halls having stone walls and a dome like brick made roof. In each of these halls are four beautifully sculptured ...
This bridge is also known as the old Karkheh Bridge or Naderi Bridge. The same is located in Dehloran Road, to the north of the new steel bridge. The ancient bridge was constructed of stone, mortar and slabs of sculptured stone. The remnants of which ...
The remnants of this structure is located on the ancient Shoosh hillock. This mosque consisted of a nocturnal area, with column, a central courtyard and an outer enclosure. The walls were made of sun baked bricks. It also had a large pillared hall, and ...
The ancient city of Dastova is located 3 km. south of Shooshtar, alongside the Dariyoon stream. According to evidences, Dastova city was constructed during the Parthian rule by 'Shilhak Inshushinak'. But in the early Islamic era, this city became deserted ...
This Imamzadeh is in the village of Hamzeqan (Tafresh). This structure comprises of a mausoleum, dome, three porches, four chambers and a courtyard. The structure is square in shape and four areas have been improvised for the elite, two of which are ...
This village is a section of the Tarom-e-Oliya, and the 'Qezel' and 'Shah Neshin' Rivers flow south and west of it respectively. The 'Kharman Qaleh Sar' Mountains and the 'Tooshoon' Mountains stand to the north east of this area, and are greatly responsible ...
This village is in the vicinity of Tarom-e-Oliya and is 48 km. south west of Roodbar. The Qezel Ozan River runs through the north east of which. The mountains of Qaleh Pareh are to the north west of this area and the mountains of Zakan to the south. ...
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