Iranian historical places

Qajar era windtowers in Yazd, Iran

📖 The Shah Mosque is located in the Iranian city of Isfahan, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its construction is associated with the Safavid dynasty, and in particular with Abbas Shah I (1588-1629). It is one of the finest examples of Persian architecture of its time and today. The building was part of Abbas I's policy of empire-building: in 1598, he moved his imperial headquarters to the city of Isfahan, and at the same time began a major construction project. He also began a…

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The Gate of All Lands. What a fantastic name! Through this gate would pass all the representatives of the various conquered territories as they came to pay homage to the Achaemenid emperors.

Persepolis, Shiraz, Iran. MORE INFO: Darius the Great (522-486 BC) built the Persepolis after re-establish 23 state in middle east and Xerxes (Darius's son) complete the complex 465 BC.

The Middle East is known for ancient ruins, as example in Iran (Persepolis), Jordan (Jerash, Petra), Syria (Bosra, Palmyra, Apamea), Lebanon (Baalbek, Tyre)

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Abyaneh is a famous historic Iranian village near the city of Natanz in Isfahan Province / Iran