
Karim Khan citadel
Karim khan citadel was built in 18th century. The walls of citadel have 12m height and 3 meter thick with towers with 14m height.
The design of the citadel combined military and residential architecture, for it was the home of Karim Khan and the military center of the dynasty.
In pahlav...
Karim khan citadel was built in 18th century. The walls of citadel have 12m height and 3 meter thick with towers with 14m height.
The design of the citadel combined military and residential architecture, for it was the home of Karim Khan and the military center of the dynasty.
In pahlavy dynasty it was used as prison and most part of citadel has destroyed.

Nasi-Al-Molk mosque
Nasir Al Molk mosque or Pink mosque is one of the old mosque of Shiraz and built it about 12 years tooks.
It back to Zandieh dynasty. this mosque is one of the most famous mosque in Iran and in world because of Pink tiles and colour full glass. that is one of the most famous land marks of t...
Nasir Al Molk mosque or Pink mosque is one of the old mosque of Shiraz and built it about 12 years tooks.
It back to Zandieh dynasty. this mosque is one of the most famous mosque in Iran and in world because of Pink tiles and colour full glass. that is one of the most famous land marks of travelers of the world for photography.

Religion and The World Museum

Alamestan Jungle
Alimestan (Persian: اليمستان, known as Alimastan also Romanized as Alīmestān; also known as ‘Alamestān and Alamestān)is a village in Chelav Rural District, in the Central District of Amol County, Mazandaran Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 9, in 5 families.Alimastan jun...
Alimestan (Persian: اليمستان, known as Alimastan also Romanized as Alīmestān; also known as ‘Alamestān and Alamestān)is a village in Chelav Rural District, in the Central District of Amol County, Mazandaran Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 9, in 5 families.Alimastan jungle is nicknamed 'Iran Green Gold'.[citation needed] Alimestan village is known for its scenery, which attracts Iranian and international nature photographers. Located along the Haraz Road, the green forest of this village has two 10-meter deep meteorite impact craters. Local legend suggests that the craters were formed when Shahnameh (Book of Kings) hero Rostam kneeled to drink from a nearby spring.

Filband
Filband is a dreamy dazzling village and one of the highest bungalow villages of Iran that is located in Mazandaran province near Babol city and a...
Filband is a dreamy dazzling village and one of the highest bungalow villages of Iran that is located in Mazandaran province near Babol city and about 2300 meters above sea level. It is known as the roof of Mazandaran province, as like as a Watchtower, there is a vast area under your eyes.The climate variability, beauty of nature, Colorful houses, strange and spectacular landscapes is attractive in Filband Village.On most days the clouds take a lower altitude than the altitude of the village. At such times, however, the spectators will find themselves standing high above the clouds and see the clouds as if they were an endless sea whirling under their feet. At other times, these clouds ascend further and swallow the village deep among themselves and invite the visitors to the feast of a dream, fantasy, and imagination.Nevertheless, beholding these clouds is not the only attraction found in this village. On days when the village’s weather is not cloudy and misty, still one can stand on the heights of this village to behold the farthest landscapes and enjoy them. Especially, seeing the highest peak of Iran, Damavand is astonishing.

Lar National Park
Lar National Park
Lar National Park is a protected area right at the border separating Mazandaran Province from TehranProvince. Located at the foothills of Mount Damavand, the highest peak in Iran, Lar National Park is a stunning combination of unique natural s...
Lar National Park
Lar National Park is a protected area right at the border separating Mazandaran Province from TehranProvince. Located at the foothills of Mount Damavand, the highest peak in Iran, Lar National Park is a stunning combination of unique natural sights and an incredibly rich ecosystem. The park expands over 74,000 acres of land dominated by the juxtaposition of lofty Alborz mountains and massive green valleys. Lar boasts the largest valley in the country, the habitat of many large mammals including wild boar, grey wolf and leopard


