Ateshkoh temple: a gateway to the history of ancient Iran
Ateshkoh Temple is not only a historical monument, but also a gateway to the proud history of ancient Iran. The history of this volcano, which goes back to the Sasanian era, takes us on a journey through time and depicts the greatness and glory of that period.
Architecture and structure:
The materials used in Ateshkoh fire temple express the knowledge and skill of Sassanid architects. The use of stone and mortar has guaranteed the strength and stability of the building over the centuries.
The two eastern and western halls each had their own use. The eastern hall with a dome and a high arch was a place of prayer and secret and need, and the western hall was considered a space for the placement of worshipers and guards of the fire temple.
The existence of other rooms around the fire temple shows the life and activity in this holy place.
Historical significance:
Ateshkoh Temple was not only a religious place, but also an important cultural and social center in that era.
The location of this fire temple on the Silk Road made it a meeting point of different cultures and civilizations.
Atashkoh fire temple is a proof of beliefs and beliefs of Iranian people in ancient times and carries a message of spirituality and mysticism.
current situation:
Unfortunately, Ateshkoh Temple, despite its great historical and cultural value, is being destroyed.
Lack of proper restoration and reconstruction has put this magnificent building at risk of destruction.
The attention and care of the authorities and people to this national monument can prevent its destruction and preserve the fire temple of Ateshkoh for future generations.
