Category: Yazd

The Jameh Mosque of Yazd has the tallest minarets in Iran and can be seen from all over the city. This mosque is one of the most valuable sights in Yazd which is also listed in the list of national monuments of Iran. Yazd Mosque has a high veranda, two bedrooms, two heated houses, a dome, two porches and a large rectangular courtyard. The Grand Mosque of Yazd, which has six entrances, is full of artistic delicacies that you should not overlook when visiting this attraction. Amirchaghmaq Amirchaghmaq square is in Yazd. Amir Chakhmaq complex of Yazd including bazaar, Takayeh, mosque and two cisterns dating back to Timurid period. Takeyeh Amir Chakhmaq in the year 1951 and Amir Chakhmaq mosque in the year 1962 were registered in the list of national monuments of Iran. Amirchakhmagh Square is one of the most important historical and tourism complexes in Yazd. Dolatabad Garden Dolatabad garden with four minarets is one the old gardens in Yazd, Iran. Its windmill with 33.8 meters height is the world’s tallest known adobe windbreaker. The garden was registered in the list of national monuments of Iran in the year 1968 with the number 774. It is also one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Iranian gardens. The Dolatabad Garden in Yazd was built in the late Afshariyyah period in 1747 AD by Ali Rezaian Sabagh, known as (Khan the Great), who was the head of the Khanin dynasty of Yazd. The Wherham Fire Temple The Wherham Fire Temple keeps a 1500-year-old flame in its heart. It is one of the sights of Yazd that has its own customs. Women and men should finally come clean with white hats and scarves at Wherham Fire Temple. Architecture is inspired by the details of Zoroastrian architecture and culture. Stone slabs