Khajeh Nazar Caravansarai
A restored caravansarai above the Aras River in East Azerbaijan, Iran, now recognised as part of UNESCO's collective…
Iran: 70 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A restored caravansarai above the Aras River in East Azerbaijan, Iran, now recognised as part of UNESCO's collective…
Bridge, dam, palace, and concert hall in one - Shah Abbas II's two-storey arcade over the Zayandeh, where…
Capital of Lorestan province in western Iran, Khorramabad sits in a scenic mountain valley approximately 100 kilometers east…
A 1603 Safavid caravansarai built by Abbas the Great in Iran's Maranjab Desert, connecting Khorasan and Isfahan along…
In the valley of a seasonal river in the semi-arid highlands of Kerman Province, the village of Maymand…
A Qajar-era caravanserai in Razavi Khorasan, this fortified waystation documents the trade routes and architectural traditions of northeastern…
A UNESCO-listed troglodytic village in Kerman, Iran, where centuries-old cave dwellings and stone construction demonstrate ingenious adaptation to…
One of the world's oldest churches, this Armenian monastery in northwestern Iran is celebrated for its distinctive conical…
Isfahan's UNESCO-listed ceremonial plaza, built 1598–1629, is ringed by four Safavid-era masterpieces: the Shah Mosque, Ali Qapu Palace,…
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