Narin Qala Meibod, a strong fortress in the heart of the desert
Narin Qala Meibod, with an age of more than 5000 years, is the oldest government citadel in the world and the largest adobe and mud building left over from ancient times around the world. This magnificent castle, which is built on the highest hill of Meybod city, is also known as Dej, Kohen Dej, and in the local dialect, Naranj Qala.
Journey deep into history:
Passing through the gates of the castle, it is as if we are going on a trip to the past. Long and thick fences, watchtowers, halls and numerous rooms, all tell of the strength and glory of this castle in the past.
Amazing architecture:
The architecture of Narin Qala is an example of the skill and creativity of Iranian architects in the desert climate. The main materials of the castle are clay and mud, and the high walls and small windows protect it from the oppressive heat of the desert. Long and stable windbreaks also play the role of natural air conditioning in the castle.
Museum of Anthropology:
Narin Qala Museum of Anthropology displays the customs and culture of the Meibod people. In this museum, you can see traditional agricultural tools, local clothes, pottery and old coins.
Spectacular sights:
From the top of the castle, you can see the view of Meybod city and the desert. Sunrise and sunset views from the top of the castle will be an unforgettable experience for you.
