Isfahan Naghsh-e Jahan Square, the second-largest historical square in the world, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with spectacular buildings in its four corners, each of which is considered an architectural masterpiece.
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Damavand Mountain near Tehran, the capital of Iran, with a height of 5600 meters is the highest peak in Iran and the highest volcanic peak in Asia. Best time to climb: June to September
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The #Tomb of #Cyrus The Great, in the middle of the #Pasargadae plain, is a simple, and impressive building that no mortar was used to build it, and stones were placed on top of each other with a special method. It has been revered throughout the world and is inscribed as a WHS.
Babak #Fort is a #castle built on the top of a mountain 2300 meters high, three km from the city of Kaleiber in northwestern #Iran. This fort was built during the Sassanid dynasty and takes its name from Babak Khorramdin and has been a strong wall against Western invaders.
On your trip to #Isfahan, you will visit the 3 World Heritage Sites that are Naghsh-e Jahan Square, Chehel Sotun and the Atigh Jame #Mosque, stroll through the #historic 33 Pol and Khaju #bridges, explore the #Jolfa neighborhood and visit the #Music_Museum and the #Vank_Cathedral
#Jame_Atigh_Mosque in #Isfahan is one of the largest and most mysterious mosques, registered as a #UNESCO WHS. The core of this #mosque was built in the early Islamic centuries and has been the site of the evolution of Iranian #architectural art after Islam for 13 centuries.