Jamalabad Caravanserai
A Silk Road caravanserai near Mianeh, Iran, originally built during the Ilkhanate and restored in 1654–55 under Shah…
A Silk Road caravanserai near Mianeh, Iran, originally built during the Ilkhanate and restored in 1654–55 under Shah…
One of Iran's greatest monuments of Islamic architecture, this congregational mosque has been continuously built, rebuilt and renovated…
In January 2001, the Halil River in the Jiroft region of southeastern Iran flooded catastrophically, stripping away riverbanks…
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…
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