Tomb of Abdullah Khafif
‘Abu Abdollah Mohammad bin Khafif’ (371 BC), known as ‘Sheykh e Kabir’, is a great Sufi mystic and founder of the ‘Khafifiye’ dynasty. He continuously … Read More
Where we travel to Iran
Poskaan castle
‘Pouskan’ Castle is one of the Sassanid-Islamic monuments. It is located 8 km south of the village of ‘Pouskan’ and about 15 km south of … Read More
Naghsh-e Rajab
Naqsh-e Rajab is an archaeological site just east of istakhr and about 12 km north of perspolis in fars province, Iran. Together with Naqsh e … Read More
Daraab caravansary
A caravan is a combination of a caravan (servant) means a group of passengers who travel a group. And the house, meaning home and place. … Read More
Grand Briz caravansary
The Great Breeze Caravanserai is a work of the Qajar era, located in the north of central Lar and in the village of Breeze.This inn … Read More
Bishapour Sasanid school
In the courtyard of the citadel, there is a monument built in the style of Islamic schools.This building, which was probably Sassanid, and later changed … Read More
Ghavam school
It is one of the ‘Qajar’ era houses in ‘Shiraz’ and has been constructed by ‘Mirza Ali Akbar Qavam Al Molk’ in ‘Lotfali Khan Zand’ … Read More
Mahmodieh school
Mahmoodieh school is one of the seminaries of Shiraz that is located in ‘Balakaft neighborhood’, near the western courtyard of the tomb of ‘Sayed Ala … Read More
Imamzadeh Saleh
One of Tehran’s most attractive shrines, Imamzadeh Saleh provides a photogenic focus to Tajrish Sq with its twin minarets and dome covered in beautiful patterned … Read More
Ebrat Museum
There’s nothing subtle about the graphic displays (suitable for adults only) in the one-time prison of the shah’s brutal secret police. A prime example of … Read More