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Timcheh Amin al-Dawla is one of the architectural and historical buildings related to the Qajar period and is located in Kashan Bazaar.
The historic Timcheh is built with a vast central space covered with cells around it for buying and selling precious goods. The Timcheh ceiling is also beautifully decorated with unique Muqarnas with colourful bricks and tiles, which are very artistically decorated and will fascinate you for hours.
The caravanserai is more eye-catching than ever at noon since the rays of sunlight that shine through the windows into the caravanserai create a pleasant image, which blurs the eyes of every viewer.
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The Farafar Gate of Yazd is one of the riddles of Persian history!
There are several quotes about the gate of Farafar city. Some believe that the building was the entrance to the city of Yazd, which was called Farafar in ancient times, and therefore it is nearly a thousand years old. Others believe that the building is a remnant of the south wall of a quadrangular cube tomb with a dome, which the other three sides have collapsed, and the entrance remains today, which probably dates back to the 14 and 15 A.D centuries.
In any case, what is left today shows the genius and art of Persian architects.
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Have you interested in seafood?
Ghalieh Mahi (Persian Spicy Fish and Herb Stew) is one of the famous and delicious Persian stews in the south of Iran, whose fame has spread all over the country. The stew is made with southern fish, fragrant vegetables, and Tamarind and should be preferably spicy. The taste of the food is fabulous, so if you have not made it yet, be sure to cook and taste the yummy stew, you will love it!
Of course, the experience of making the delicious stew with the Persian family will be much more pleasant.
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Persian UNESCO Garden Tour.
The architecture of the Persian garden is so magnificent and artistic that registered by UNESCO. Join us on a journey to unique Persian gardens to see the genius of Persian architects and how they connect art and nature by looking at outstanding gardens in the heart of the desert and how they are supplied with water by aqueducts (Qanat). Persian garden, with the lush trees, attractive and fragrant flowers, ponds, and impressive fountains, is a place where you can sit in its silence and coolness, free from the world, and be astonished to see the wonders of paradise-like beauties.
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