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The Saadabad Palace Museum Complex is another beautiful and famous palace in Tehran, located in the north of the city. This complex covers an area of ​​300 hectares and was used by the Qajar and Pahlavi kings.
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The entrance to the National Garden was originally a gate to enter Mashq Square, which was very important at that time. The type of architecture and historical events that occurred in Tehran's Mashq Square and the proximity of the building to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs doubles the importance of the entrance to the National Garden.
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marble throne porch dates back to the era of Agha Mohammad Khan. After defeating Lotf Ali Khan Zand and capturing the city of Shiraz, this Qajar king removed the columns, paintings, and carved doors of the Karim Khan Citadel in this city and moved them to this porch; by doing so, he left behind the only building from his reign. It is said that before the construction of the marble throne, the peacock throne was used for various public ceremonies and this heavy and precious throne was brought to the porch
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Golestan Palace is one of the most beautiful historical places in Tehran, a palace belonging to the Safavid era and expanded during the Qajar era, which is more than 440 years old. This palace has several different sections, the most important of which are the Salam Hall, Shams-ol-Emara, the Mirror Hall, the Marble Porch and Throne, the Abyad Palace, and the Wind-Caught Mansion. In addition, the courtyard of Golestan Palace also has a unique space that you should not miss the opportunity to walk under the shade of its tall pine trees.
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The Grand Mosque of Yazd is a building measuring 104 by 99 square meters, in the historical context of the city of Yazd, which was completed over a hundred years. A large part of this building is engraved with historical inscriptions from different periods of rule and eye-catching tile work. Before the mosque was built, there was a fire temple on this land; this is one of the findings of Iraj Afshar, an Iranian historian. During the Sassanid period and after the Arab invasion, the fire temples were destroyed, and today, all that remains of that Zoroastrian place of worship is a wall behind the new Grand Mosque
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the historical fabric of Yazd is one of the most intact residential fabrics in the history of Iran, covering an area of ​​about 700 hectares. This historical fabric is considered one of the bestYazd's sightsIt is considered to be a balanced combination of houses, old adobe alleys and Sabats and has many historical monuments in its heart. In this historical context, all the facilities of social and individual life are provided. The historical context of Yazd is limited to Kashani Street from the south, Dolatabad Street from the north, Fahadan neighborhood from the east and Motahari Street from the west. There are more than 1700 adobe buildings in this historical context
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The Shesh Badgir Reservoir in Yazd is one of the beautiful buildings and sights of Yazd , which was built with the aim of storing water. As you know, Yazd is a desert region and rainfall is very low. Therefore, the presence of water in it is of great importance. The purpose of building these buildings of Iranian native architecture was to store and maintain water optimally
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The Mirror Museum is also known as the Mirror Palace and is one of the most attractive museums in Yazd. This museum is located in a 8,174-square-meter garden on Kashani Street in Yazd
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The global city of Yazd is full of historical attractions that take days or even weeks to see and explore. The buildings that show the rich culture and civilization of this city and showcase the creativity of Iranian art are so many foreign tourists are eager to visit the ancient city of Yazd. Now that this city has become global, there are more and more excuses to travel to Yazd. One of the ancient monuments of this city is the Alexander Prison, or the Ziaiyeh School, which is highly recommended to visit if you travel to Yazd. Stay tuned for more
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Dawlatabad Garden of Yazd/Dawlatabad Garden of Four Minarets is one of the old gardens of Yazd city in Iran. Its windbreak building, with a height of 33.8 meters, is the tallest known brick windbreak in the world
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Currently, the Bahram Fire is located in the famous fire temple of Yazd, and thanks to the guardianship of Hirbad, its fire is still burning. As we have mentioned, the fire of the Yazd fire temple has been burning for several years. In fact, the secret of the Bahram Fire remaining lit for 1500 years should be understood in the commitment of the followers of Zoroastrianism to their religion, who have endured great hardships to
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Naqsh-e Jahan Square, also known as Imam Square, is one of the most beautifulPlaces to visit in IsfahanIn fact, many of the city's ancient buildings are concentrated in Naghsh-e Jahan Square. This beautiful square has had many ups and downs during its life under different governments and has been unloved by rulers at times; but today, its splendor has many admirers all over the world
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About the Mardavij PigeonTower: In the past, approximately 4,000 pigeon houses were built in the city of Isfahan. After all these years and after 400 years, the number of pigeon houses in Isfahan has now decreased significantly, from 4,000 to 300.
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Chehel Sotun Palace is one of those majestic palaces that makes you feel emotional when you read about its history. This famous palace is one of the most beautiful places in Isfahan , and has become one of the most beautiful palaces in Iran due to its history, amazing architecture, and the unique art used in its construction.
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Chega Sofli is the largest known prehistoric site, dating back to the 5th millennium BC, located a short distance north of the Persian Gulf and along the Zohreh River. The cemetery and large tombs, with features such as a votive platform and memorial markers, highlight the religious function of Chega Sofli among its contemporaneous archaeological sites. The oldest brick tombs were discovered in the Chega Sofli cemetery, which testify to the ancient Iranian civilization in the Persian Gulf and Khuzestan regions. To learn more about this region, we recommend visiting the sights of Ahvaz . The art of Lower Chega is so intertwined with the prevailing ritual and symbolic tradition that it seems as if the pottery designs, stone carvings, and other crafts have been an inspiration for thousands of years. The site dates back to 3700–4700 BC and includes a residential area and a cemetery, covering an area of ​​about 20 hectares
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In the heights of East Azerbaijan and in the Arasbaran Paradise, there is a historical building that was the headquarters of one of the bravest Iranian soldiers named Babak Khorramdin. This building, known as Babak Castle, was built in one of the highest areas of Azerbaijan, located in the city of Kalybar, somewhere between fog and clouds. The history and geographical location of this castle have made it one of the mysterious and important tourist attractions in the region. The historical Babak Castle and the pristine areas around it are one of the most popular tourist attractions in Azerbaijan, which are mostly chosen by people who are interested in historical and mysterious buildings
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The tomb of Yaqub Laith Safari, the first Iranian prince, is located in the east of Dezful. Yaqub Laith Safari was the first to declare Persian as the official language of Iran after the arrival of Islam in Iran. He made many efforts to liberate parts of Iran from the Abbasid Caliph and finally died in the year 165 AH in the city of Jundishapur, Dezful. The tomb is a four-arched structure with a conical dome and was built during the Seljuk period.
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"The Winter Palace of Nosratullah Khan Sardar Amjad" is one of the most important government buildings in Gilan. Sardar Amjad, who was the ruler of Kargan-rud, Talesh from the middle of the Naser al-Din Shah Qajar era until the Constitutional Revolution, had great power and influence in the Talesh region and decided to build this building to show his power and provide a suitable place to receive the Qajar nobles and courtiers. According to local sources, the construction and completion of this building took 25 years. The stones used in the building were brought to this place from the summer heights of Talesh and many workers worked on the construction of this building daily.
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Alamut Castle is located in the Alamut region of Qazvin, northeast of the village of Gazerkhan , about 105 kilometers from Qazvin . Alamut Castle is one of the historical castles of Iran, many parts of which have been destroyed and some remains remain. The castle is located on a cliff 2,163 meters above sea level, the cliff is 200 meters higher than the surrounding land, and the area of ​​the castle is 20,000 square meters. This castle was considered the central base of the activities of Hassan Sabah, the founder of the Nizare Ismaili government (Hashashin), and their other leaders.
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This castle is located on the forested heights of Fuman County among towering trees. To enjoy this place, you must have a semi-heavy walk, because you have to walk about 1000 steps carved from stone. Rudkhan Castle was registered as one of the sights of Fuman in the list of national monuments of Iran in 1354. In 1830, a Polish researcher named Alexander Shodzko Khechko first discovered Rudkhan Castle of Fuman.
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