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Khan Ab-Anbar or Twin Ab-Anbar is a Qajar era (1785-1925) water reservoir consisting of wind towers, dome and valve. Water reservoirs or 'Ab-Anbars' as they are nationally known, are traditional water supply systems that make urban settlements possible in the desert region of Central Iran. Ab-Anbars consist of four elements: underground reservoir, platform, dome, and wind tower.
Khan Ab-Anbar
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Address
Dr. Taba St
These days this Ab Anbar is closed to the public and almost deserted, very close to the Jame Mosque and Pirnia House which receive a lot of visitors it's a shame that they do not maintain and open this water reservoir that looks in good shape.