Attractions in Iran

The Naderi Staircase, also known as the Thousand Nader Steps, is a masterpiece of Iranian engineering during the Afshariya era. This staircase, which is located 4 kilometers east of Kapkan village on the southern slope of Allahu Akbar mountain, 88 kilometers from the old road from Guchan to Darghaz, paved a difficult way for Nader Shah's army to pass through the mountain.The Naderi staircase is about 1 km...

The ancient site of Bandian Darghaz is a gateway to the history of Razavi Khorasan region in the northeast of Iran. This area, which is located two kilometers northwest of Darghaz city and next to Dronagar river, is a relic of the Sassanid era and the third and fourth centuries AD.Archeological excavations in the ancient site of Bandian began in 1373 and are still ongoing. During these excavations,...

Shelgerd petroglyphs: pictures of history on the canvas of natureThe petroglyphs of Shelgerd, like pictures of history, are imprinted on the canvas of nature in the region of Torbat Jam, Razavi Khorasan. These petroglyphs, which are a relic of prehistoric times, tell about the lives of people thousands of years ago.The age of Shelgerd petroglyphs is not precisely known, but some experts estimate their age...

The historical house of Sadasah: a treasure of Qajar architecture in MashhadThe historical house of Sadasah shines like a jewel in the heart of Noghan neighborhood of Mashhad. This house, which is a relic of the Qajar era, has witnessed the ups and downs of the city of Mashhad.The architecture of the historical house of Sanasar shows the greatness and glory of its era. This house consists of different...

Malik house of Mashhad: a journey into the depths of history and artMalek House, the pure gem of Qajar architecture in Mashhad, opens a window to the history and art of Iran. As if by passing through the gate of this magnificent building, you will go on a journey in time and immerse yourself in the mysterious world of the past.Architecture:Yard: A turquoise pond in the center of the yard, reflecting the...

Shah Abbasi Zafaranieh caravanserai: a gem in the heart of the desertShah Abbasi Zafaranieh Caravanserai shines like a gem in the heart of Khorasan Razavi desert, in Zafaranieh village, 25 kilometers northwest of Sabzevar. This caravanserai, which is a relic of the Safavid era, has witnessed the turbulent history of the region.Magnificent architecture:Shah Abbasi Zafaranieh Caravanserai is a type of...

Tomb of Nadershah Afshar: a gem in the heart of MashhadThe tomb of Nader Shah Afshar, like a jewel in the heart of Mashhad, is a reminder of the glory and greatness of Iran during the Afshar era. This complex includes two museum halls and the tomb of Nader Shah and his family, which is located in the middle of a beautiful and green garden.The architecture of the tomb of Nadershah Afshar shows the...

Caravanserai Baba Gudrat: a gem in the heart of the desertBaba Gudrat's caravanserai shines like a jewel in the heart of the Maranjab desert and on the Silk Road. This caravanserai, which is a relic of the Safavid era, has witnessed the turbulent history of the region.Magnificent architecture:Baba Qadrat Caravanserai is a type of caravansary with four porches.Its large central courtyard was the resting...

Kemer Maqboola stone garden: a picture of history on the canvas of natureKemer Maqboola stone garden is like a natural museum where history and nature are beautifully combined. This park, with an area of about five square kilometers, is full of pristine volcanic boulders, stone works, stone inscriptions and valuable ancient motifs that have preserved the ancient identity of this part of Iran.When you...

Tishdar petroglyphs: a treasure of rock art in the heart of the mountainsThe petroglyphs of Tishdar are a collection of carvings and inscriptions on the rocks in Tishdar region near Targaba city in Razavi Khorasan province. These petroglyphs date back to the pre-historic and historical periods, making them one of the most important collections of petroglyphs in Iran.The subjects of the motifs are very...