Abandoned village of Kanzeq: a treasure of history and rock architecture
The abandoned village of Kanzeq, a treasure of history and rock architecture, is located in Ardabil province, 3 kilometers away from the city of Sarein. This village, which was completely destroyed in the earthquake of 1375, is a unique example of rock architecture in Iran.
History:
History: This village dates back to the Parthian era and has been a permanent human settlement throughout history.
Earthquake: In the earthquake of 1375, this village was completely destroyed and its residents moved to the new village of Kanzeq near the old village.
Architecture:
Rock architecture: The houses of this village are carved in the heart of the rocks and have a unique rock architecture.
Variety of residential units: The residential units of this village include rooms, corridors, niches, and animal shelters.
Decorations: Some residential units in this village have decorations such as reliefs and carvings.
Importance:
Historical: This village is very important from a historical and cultural point of view due to its historical antiquity and unique rock architecture.
Tourism: This village is one of the tourist attractions of Ardabil province due to its convenient location, rock architecture, and abandoned atmosphere.
