Kasbah aqueduct: a masterpiece of Iranian civilizationKasbah aqueduct, a manifestation of thousands of years of effort and creativity of Iranian people, is located 3 kilometers south of Gonabad city in Razavi Khorasan province. This aqueduct, which is known as one of the oldest and deepest aqueducts in the world, was registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2015.History of Qanat Kasbah:The date of...
Screaming forest of Mashhad: the secret of the sound of screaming in the heart of natureJigh forest, located near Sarbarj village, 28 km from Mashhad, is a forest area with tall and dense trees. This area has become known as the Screaming Forest because of the scream-like sound that can be heard there.There are different stories about the origin of the scream in the forest. Some believe that this sound...
Darogheh House of Mashhad: a journey through historyDarogheh house of Mashhad, like a gem in the heart of the history of Mashhad city, is located on Nawab Safavi Street, in the direction of Hoz Mesgaran and Koi Darogheh. This house, known as one of Mashhad's museums, is a relic of the Qajar era.Darogheh House was built in 1280 AH by Haj Hossein Darogheh, one of the trustees and agents of the Qajar...
Tavakoli House, Mashhad: A gem in the heart of historyTavakoli house of Mashhad, like a gem in the heart of the history of Mashhad city, is located on Nawab Safavi street. This house, known as one of Mashhad's museums, is a relic of the Qajar era.Tawakli House was built in 1255 AH by Haj Mohammad Taghi Tawakli, one of the famous merchants of Mashhad. This house is located in a large complex with several...
Gorab spring: a treasure in the heart of natureGorab Spring is like a treasure in the heart of the pure nature of Razavi Khorasan. This spring, which is located 45 km southeast of Mashhad in Torbat Jam region, is a collection of several springs with colorful waters and different flavors.Each of the Grub springs has its own healing properties. The water of some of these springs is sour and the water of...
Akhlmad waterfall: a gem in the heart of Khorasan natureAkhlamad waterfall shines like a jewel in the heart of Khorasan Razavi nature, near Akhlamad village in Chenaran city. This waterfall, which consists of two long and turbulent waterfalls, falls from a height of 85 meters, and its roaring sound envelops the entire area.Around the Akhlamed waterfall, there is a very beautiful green valley covered with...
Ferdowsi MuseumThe Ferdowsi Museum, located next to Ferdowsi's tomb in Tus, is a museum that deals with the life and works of Hakim Abulqasem Ferdowsi, the poet of the Shahnameh epic.This museum was established in 1347, at the same time as Ferdowsi's mausoleum was built, in a building that was originally designed as a traditional tea house. In 1361, with the aim of better introducing the cultural and...
Ferdowsi's tomb: a jewel in the heart of the treeFerdowsi's tomb shines like a jewel in Del Tos, a historical city 30 kilometers northwest of Mashhad. This tomb, which is located in the middle of a large garden with an area of 6 hectares, is the burial place of Hakim Abulqasem Ferdowsi, the poet of the Shahnameh epic. The main building of the mausoleum, which is made of marble and has a turquoise...
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,...
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