Introduction The Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, also known as the Pink Mosque, is one of the most famous mosques in Iran. It was built between 1876 and 1888 and is one of the best examples of Qajar architecture. Nasir al-Mulk Mosque was named after its owner Mirza Hasan Ali Khan Nasir al-Mulk. He was a noble…
Introduction Welcome to Qom Province, a place where spirituality intertwines with history, creating a haven for pilgrims and seekers alike. This article guides you through the sacred landscapes and cultural treasures that make Qom a unique destination in Iran. Qom’s Spiritual Sanctuaries Explore the spiritual sanctuaries that have made Qom a revered destination for those…
Isfahan is located towards the center of Iran and has been a cross road connecting south, north, east and west. The city originally was called Aspadana meaning ” place of gathering for the army”, based on Ptolemy (Geographia 6.4.4). Like every other ancient city, we aren’t sure when exactly this city was built but the…
Introduction Shiraz is one of the most important cities of Iran. This city is known as the city of flowers, poetry, lovers, and sour orange scent. Some of the titles used for this city are the seat of governments, abode of knowledge, and the tower of saints. It’s a hub for visiting some of the…
Introduction Pasargadae is 136 km north east of Shiraz and 75 km north east of Persepolis and is registered under UNESCO World heritage. It was registered under UNESCO world heritage in 2004 which shows its world wide value. Pasargadae is the first capital of Persian Tribes. The stone buildings were used for ceremonial purposes only.…
Tehran, the capital of Iran is located in north-central Iran at the foot of Alborz mountain range. In 1786 Tehran was chosen as the capital of Qajar Dynasty and from then onwards, most of the expansion and progress started. In 19th century, thanks to a modernization programs, Tehran started transforming into a modern city. Some…
