Famous stone houses: a tour of history and nature
The collection of Eshtehard stone houses in Alborz province, like a gem in the heart of history and nature, tells a story of the life of Iranian people in the past. These houses, carved in the heart of the mountains, are a relic of the ancient times and are a symbol of the skill and creativity of the people of that period.
** The age of Eshtehard stone houses** is not precisely known, but some believe that they date back to the pre-Islamic period and even to the Medes period. These houses are located in the heart of Alborz mountains and in an area called Dailer. Dayler region has a mountainous climate and in spring and summer it is a green and lush area with cool springs and unspoiled nature.
The stone houses of Eshtehard are made of carved stones in the form of rubble and have a unique architecture that suits the mountain conditions. These houses usually have one or two rooms and in some of them there is also a small yard. The entrance of the houses is small and arched, and the doors and windows are made of wood. In some houses, niches and arches are also carved in the heart of the stone.
In the past, the stone houses of Eshtehard were the residences of people. In these houses, people engaged in agriculture, animal husbandry, weaving, and handicrafts such as carpet weaving, jajim weaving, and pottery. Today, these houses are abandoned and are only used as tourist attractions. Eshtehard stone houses have a lot of historical, cultural and natural value. These houses are a symbol of the life of Iranian people in the past and provide important information about the architecture, culture and lifestyle of that period. In addition, Eshtehard stone houses have a lot of natural charm and are located in a mountainous area in the middle of pristine and beautiful nature. Visiting these houses will be an interesting, memorable and educational experience