Ahmed Nadalian Museum, a treasure of environmental art in Hormuz IslandIntroductionAhmed Nadalian Museum, located on Hormoz Island in the south of Iran, is known as the first specialized environmental art museum in the Middle East. This museum, which was established in 2014 by Ahmad Nadaliyan, a prominent Iranian artist, is dedicated to displaying the works of this artist and other artists in the field...
The Portuguese castle of Hormuz, a relic of the colonial eraIntroductionHormoz Portuguese Castle, known as Hormoz Castle, is a historical and strong building on Hormoz Island located in the south of Iran. This castle, which was built by the Portuguese in 1507 AD, is known as one of the most important historical monuments and tourist attractions of Hormuz Island.Outstanding propertiesArchitecture: The...
The Portuguese fort on Larak Island: a relic of colonialism in the heart of the Persian GulfThe Portuguese castle on Larak Island is a historical building related to the Portuguese colonial era in the Persian Gulf. This castle, which is located at the highest point of the island, overlooks the waters of the Persian Gulf and the islands of Qeshm and Hormuz, and has a unique strategic position and...
British cemetery in Qeshm: a relic of the colonial eraThe British Cemetery in Qeshm, also known as the Strangers Cemetery, is a historical monument related to the British colonial era in Iran. This cemetery, located in Basaeido village, is the burial place of a number of British soldiers and employees who lived in Qeshm Island during the Qajar era.History:The British presence in Qeshm Island dates back...
Gordakhme Sasani (Studan Chuch): Secrets hidden in the heart of historyIntroduction:Sassanid Gordakhme, known as Stodan Chuch, is one of the relics of the Sasanian era in Fars province. This mausoleum, carved in the heart of a stone mountain, is a symbol of rock architecture and burial customs in ancient Iran.Location:The Sassanid tomb is located in Choch village, located 25 km northeast of Kazron city...
Immerse Yourself in History: Naderi Castle, Laft Port Steeped in history, Naderi Castle in Laft Port, Qeshm Island, Iran, offers a captivating glimpse into the island's past. Built during the reign of Nader Shah Afshar, the castle boasts significant historical and architectural importance. Featuring a distinctive rectangular design, the castle is constructed with local stone, mortar, and...
Portuguese castle: a historical gem in Qeshm IslandThe Portuguese castle, located on Qeshm Island, is known as one of the most important historical and tourist monuments of this island. This fort, which was built during the Portuguese colonial period in the Persian Gulf, is a relic of the tumultuous history of this region.History:The Portuguese castle was built in Qeshm Island in 1507 by the order of...
Goran Qeshm barge-making workshop: a journey to the heart of maritime history and cultureIntroduction:Goran barge making workshop, located in Goran village in Qeshm Island, is known as one of the largest and most active traditional barge making workshops in Iran. This workshop, which is several hundred years old, is the place for the construction and repair of large and small barges, and as one of the...
Qeshm Geopark, a treasure in the heart of the Persian Gulf:Qeshm Geopark, as the first geopark in the Middle East, with an area of about 3000 square kilometers, includes a unique variety of geological, historical and cultural phenomena. This geopark is like an open-air natural museum where you can discover the secrets of millions of years of earth's history.Geological phenomena:Salt domes: These domes,...
Bandar e Laft: A Historical Gem on Qeshm Island Bandar e Laft, often shortened to Laft, is a city steeped in history on Qeshm Island, Iran. Boasting a remarkable past stretching back over two millennia, Laft sits on the shores of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway in the Hormozgan Province.Laft is renowned for being a meticulously preserved traditional fishing village. It is considered by many...
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