Kerman Attractions

Kerman Attractions

Kerman Attractions

1. Kerman Attractions, The Jame Mosque of Kerman
The historic Jame Mozaffari mosque is located near Ganjali Khan Bazaar in Kerman and was built in 14th century. This mosque has 3 entrance gates on the north, east and west wings and the prominent part is the inlaid mosaic of the mihrab, with a marble border. The Jame Mosque of Kerman has suffered various damages through history, but has been restored and preserved carefully.

2. Kerman Attractions, Arg-e Bam (Bam Citadel)
Arg-e Bam is the largest city built in raw bricks in the world that is approximately 2200 years old. This site is located on Azarin Hill, northeast of the current city of Bam. The area of ​​the ancient city of Arg-e Bam is approximately 20 hectares. Around the fortress there was a deep moat that over the centuries defended this urban complex from external assaults.
Among the structures identified in the city of Arg-e Bam there is a main gallery that in the past was a bazaar, the remains of a Sasanian fire temple, a historical gymnasium of 'zur khane', public baths, stables, barracks, prisons and the 'Palace of the four seasons'. The common homes were built together and connected to each other. In some private houses you can see the remains of private bathrooms. 

3. Kerman Attractions, Ganjali Khan Bath
The Ganjali Khān Bath is one of the buildings of the Ganjali Khan complex in the city center of Kerman that was built in 1611 at the time of Shah Abbas.
because of the art and skills of Iranian master painters, tilers and stucco used in This hammam (bath), it has changed to a museum. This historic bath consists of different parts like the entrance, dressing room and the main hall and each part iswell designed and decorated.

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4. Kerman Attractions, The Shazdeh Garden in Mahan
The Shazdeh Garden (Prince Garden), considered as one of the most beautiful traditional gardens in Iran, is located about 3 km from the city of Mahan (Kerman region) in the heart of the desert. Shazdeh Garden is an eyecatching contrast, a green gaeden in the heart of a dry desert!
This garden was built in 1850, rebuilt in the 1890s and consists of different parts. In the construction of the Shazdeh Mahan garden, bricks, stone, plaster were used along with a mixture of clay, mud and stucco, and the art of tile work.

5. Kerman Attractions, Ganjali Khan bazaar
The Ganjali Khan Bazar and the the complex buildings in the historic center of Kerman were built more than 400 years ago at the time of Shah Abbas.
Ganjali Khan Bazar is built in a straight line of 3 km, and two portals of entry and exit are located on each end. There are entrances to the citadel and the mosque (Vakil) through Ganjali Khan Bazar. The Bazar contains some caravans, a sera (building that consists of a patio surrounded by rooms where goods are exchanged and stored), and a timcheh (Construction consisting of a high coverage of the central area surrounded by environments).

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