Remains of Jame Siraf Mosque: a gem of Islamic architecture in the heart of historyHistory:Siraf Grand Mosque, located in the ancient city of Siraf in Bushehr province, is a relic of the flourishing era of Islam in Iran. The date of construction of this mosque goes back to the 3rd century AH, around 870 AD. This mosque has seen repairs and renovations in different historical periods, which shows its...
The palace of Cyrus Brazjan: an unfinished story of Achaemenid gloryKorosh Brazjan Palace, which is also known as Charkhab Palace, seems to hide an unfinished secret in the heart of Dashtestan. This magnificent building is a relic of the ups and downs of the Achaemenid era, which is located in the city of Brazjan, Bushehr province. By examining the available evidence, archaeologists attribute the...
General Bushehr's grave: a monument of a turbulent periodHistory:The General's Tomb, located in Bushehr, Iran, is a stone monument built in 1857 following the British invasion of Iran. This monument is a memorial to an English general who lost his life in this campaign.Architecture:The general's tomb is in the shape of an obelisk, a square stone pillar with a pyramid on top. Obelisks were common in...
Brazjan Fortress (Moshir al-Molk caravanserai): a tour of the history and culture of southern IranArchitecture:Key elements: Brazjan fortress has a unique appearance with high towers and ramparts, numerous windbreaks and beautiful domes. Ventilators, which are the characteristic elements of southern Iranian architecture, play an important role in air conditioning the fortress and creating a cool...
Bushehr Museum of Anthropology (Taheri Building): A trip to the daily life of Bushehr peopleThe Anthropology Museum of Bushehr, which is located in the Taheri Mansion, a magnificent building from the Qajar period, opens a window to the daily life of the people of Bushehr in the past. This museum, which was opened in 1382, as one of the most important anthropological museums of Iran, displays a treasure of...
Dehdashti Mansion, a jewel in the heart of Bushehr's history and cultureThe Dehdashti mansion, known as the Roghani mansion, is located in the heart of Bushehr's historical context and on Elkhebal street. This magnificent mansion, which was built in the Qajar period by Haj Gholamhossein Dehdashti, a merchant named Rogan, is one of the most important tourist attractions of Bushehr, and it is an expression...
Rais Ali Delwari Museum: A journey to the history of the struggles of southern IranRais Ali Delwari Museum is located in Delwar city, Tungstan county. This museum, which was actually the home and residence of the martyr general Rais Ali Delwari, the leader of the anti-colonial struggles of the people of southern Iran during the Qajar period, as one of the tourist attractions of Bushehr province, reminds...
Girl's grave: a relic of the Achaemenid era in the heart of DashtestanGur Dokhtar is a stone tomb from the Achaemenid period, which is located in the "Miankohi Pusht Par" plain of Dashtestan city, Bushehr province. This historical building, which has been registered in the list of national monuments of Iran under the number 1897, attracts the attention of every tourist as one of the tourist attractions of...
Siraf rock cemetery: a gateway to Iran's history and cultureSiraf rock cemetery, located in Bushehr province and in the vicinity of Kangan port, as one of the unique and important tourist attractions of Iran, displays a valuable treasure of the history and culture of this land. The history of this cemetery, which dates back to the Sassanid era and the beginning of Islam, along with the variety and number...
Dastkand Darion stream: a masterpiece from the Achaemenid eraIntroduction:Dastkand Darion Creek, also known as Daryoush and Darion Creek, is a masterpiece of ancient engineering located in Khuzestan province near the city of Shushtar. The history of this stream dates back to 2500 years ago, to the Achaemenid era, and it was built by the order of Darius the Great, the mighty Achaemenid king.History and...
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