Shah Abbasi Caravanserai Caravanserai Village in Central ProvinceShah Abbasi Caravanserai Caravanserai Village in Central Province is a building with magnificent architecture and rich history. This caravanserai, located 35 kilometers northwest of Arak and near the village of Caravanserai, is a relic of the glory of the Silk Road.History:The building of the Shah Abbasi Caravanserai The Caravanserai village...
Sepehdar School of Arak: A Tour in the History of Iranian EducationSepehdar Arak School is a building with a magnificent architecture and rich history located in the city of Arak. This school, which is located on Shahid Beheshti Street in Arak, attracts every tourist with its beautiful architecture and eye-catching decorations.History:The building of Sepahdar School was built about 120 years ago by Haj...
Tomb of Shah Gharib: the secret of a historical monumentThe mausoleum of Shah Gharib, a building with a unique architecture and a vague history, is located in the city of Arak. This building, which is located in Alvand region and at the foot of the mountain, has become one of the tourist attractions of Arak city due to its special architecture and the secrets surrounding it.History:The exact age of the...
Haj Vakil Castle (Arak Kolah Ferangi Building): A gem in the heart of IranHaj Vakil Castle (Kolah Ferangi Building) in Arak city, with its magnificent and unique architecture, shines like a jewel in the heart of Iran. This castle, which dates back to the Qajar period, is a relic of the glory of that era.History:The building of Haj Vakil Castle was started about 180 years ago by Haj Mohammad Hossein...
Holy Masrup Church of Arak: A tour of Armenian history and cultureThe Holy Masroop Church of Arak is a magnificent building in the city of Arak, which dates back to the Qajar period. This church, which is located on Shahid Chamran Street, attracts every tourist with its beautiful architecture and eye-catching decorations.History:The building of the Holy Masrup Church was built about 170 years ago by...
Historical market of Arak: a tour in the history and culture of IranThe historical market of Arak is one of the largest and most beautiful traditional markets of Iran, located in the center of Arak city. This market, which dates back to the Qajar period, fascinates every tourist with its beautiful architecture and eye-catching decorations.History:The original building of Arak Bazaar was built about 180...
Historical house of Amir Kabir: a journey to the life and thought of a great man of IranThe historical house of Amir Kabir is a magnificent mansion in Kashan, which dates back to the Qajar period. This house, which was the residence of Mirza Taghi Khan Amirkabir, the famous chancellor of Iran, is now open to the public as a museum.History:This house was built about 180 years ago by Haj Muhammad Ibrahim...
Arak Four Seasons Bath Museum: A Journey to Iran's History and CultureArak Four Seasons Bath Museum is a magnificent building from the Qajar period, which was opened in 2004 as an anthropological museum. This bath, which is located on Shahid Beheshti Street in Arak, attracts every tourist with its beautiful architecture and eye-catching decorations.History:Four Seasons Bath was built about 120 years ago...
Iran Narag Meteorite Museum: a gateway to the wonders of the skyIran Naraq Meteorite Museum, located in Naraq city in Central Province, is a unique place for those interested in astronomy and space. This museum, which was opened in 2015, displays different meteorites from all over the world.Museum collection:This museum houses more than 200 meteorites, which is considered to be one of the richest...
Timreh petroglyphs: a treasure of Iranian rock artTimreh petroglyphs are a collection of ancient motifs and paintings on the rocks in Timreh region located in Central and Isfahan provinces. These petroglyphs date back to about 40 thousand years ago, making them one of the oldest works of art in Iran.Variety and topic:This collection contains more than 30,000 images that have a wide range of topics.Motifs...
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