Ramsar Marble Palace: a treasure of history and art in the heart of MazandaranIntroduction:Ramsar Marble Palace, also known as Ramsar Royal Palace, is one of the most exquisite buildings of the Pahlavi period in Iran. This palace was built in 1316 by the order of Reza Shah Pahlavi on a land of 60 hectares on the coast of the Caspian Sea and was used as the summer residence of the Pahlavi family until the...
Nima Yoshij's house, a window to the world of new poetryThe house of Nima Yoshij, a famous Iranian poet, in the village of Yosh, Mazandaran, is like a door to the world of new poetry and the ups and downs life of this great poet. This house, which was built during the Qajar era and with traditional Iranian architecture, witnessed the birth of Nima Yoshij in 1276 AD, and until the age of 24, it was her...
Komishan cave, a window to history and natureKomishan Cave is like a window to history and nature, which, with its 7 thousand years old, holds untold secrets of the life of early humans in its heart. This amazing cave is located near the village of Komishan in Neka city and in Mazandaran province, and with its location at an altitude of 750 meters above the sea level, it boasts beautiful natural...
Hutu ancient cave: a treasure of history in the heart of MazandaranIntroduction:The ancient Hutu Cave, also known as the Belt Cave, is located near the city of Behshahr in Mazandaran province. This cave is located at an altitude of 750 meters above sea level and on the slopes of Alborz mountain and is known as one of the most important ancient caves in Iran.History:The ancient Hutu cave dates back to the...
Fazli mansion in Sari, a gem in the heart of MazandaranIntroduction:Fazeli Mansion of Sari, which is also known as the House of Fazelis, is located in Ab Anbar Nou neighborhood of Sari city in Mazandaran province. This mansion was built during the Qajar and Pahlavi era and is known as one of the most beautiful historical houses in northern Iran.Fazli mansion in SariFazli mansion consists of two separate...
Amol fire temple, a relic of the Sasanian eraIntroduction:The fire temple of Amol, which is also known as the tomb of Shams Al Rasool, is located in the lower market neighborhood of Amol in Mazandaran province. This building was built as a fire temple during the Sassanid era and was later used as a tomb during the Islamic era.Architecture:Amol Fire Temple has a square plan and a conical dome. The main...
Kanglu Castle, the high-flying eagle in the heart of AlborzKonglo Castle, also known as Konglo Fortress, is located on the heights of Mount Alborz and near Konglo village in Mazandaran province. This fort is actually a military fort built on a huge rock in steps. Due to its special location, unique architecture and historical antiquity, Konglo Castle is known as one of the tourist attractions of...
The Versak Bridge, also known as the Victory Bridge, is a railway bridge in the heights of Versak Village in Swadkoh County, Mazandaran Province. This bridge was opened in 1315 by Reza Shah Pahlavi and is considered as one of the masterpieces of Iranian engineering.Technical Specifications:Bridge length: 266 metersBridge height: 110 metersArch span: 66 metersNumber of openings: 20 openingsHistory:Worsk...
Kafir Keli stone tombThe stone tombs of Kafir Keli are a collection of ancient tombs located in the heart of the Alborz mountains, near Pelmon village on the Haraz road. The age of these tombs is not precisely known, but some experts attribute their age to the pre-Islamic period and possibly to the Medes period.Features of the catacombs:Kafir Keli tombs are located at a height between 70 and 100 meters...
Gorgan city discourse house (Kabir historical house): a treasure of history and cultureThe Gorgan Shahr Discourse House, also known as Kabir Historical House, is a historical building related to the Qajar period, which is located in the city of Gorgan and in the Sabze neighborhood of Mashhad. This building was built in 1240 AH by the order of the late Mohammad Qasim Kabir, one of the famous merchants of...
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