Our cities
Explore each city’s unrepeatable delights and mysteries with your own eyes. Learn about the unique history and tales of you preferred city with its landscapes and sites, and much more…
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Khan Bath in Yazd was built in 1798 by the then governor of Yazd Mohammad Taqi Khan Bafqi. The bathhouse includes a changing room (sarbineh), a hot chamber (garm khaneh) and a pool located next to the garm khaneh. There are elevated platforms around the sarbineh and shelves to store shoes and clothes. A beautiful skylight guides daylight into the changing room. There are traces of Qajar era (1781–1925) wall paintings on the walls of the bath. The bath has been converted into a traditional restaurant.
Khan Bath
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Address
Mosala St
با رفتن به این حمام های قدیمی که هنوز در خیلی از شهرها هم کار می کنند، میتوان درک بهتری از دوران قدیم داشت. جایی که حمام فقط برای نظافت نبود و مکانی برای دیدار افراد و حتی مهم ترین صحبت ها بود. این فضا بسیار دوست داشتنی هست.
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