5 articles to prepare your trip
In Abarkuh, the funerary tower Gonbad-e Aali, built in 1056, exemplifies Seljuk architecture in dry stone. The first listed monument in Yazd Province.
Abyaneh
A red clay village perched at 1,500 m between Kashan and Isfahan, Abyaneh preserves traditional Safavid architecture and is listed as a national monument.
The yakhtchal ice houses of Abarkuh, conical structures inherited from the Qajar dynasty, demonstrate ancient engineering capable of preserving ice in the heart of the Iranian desert.
Téhéran
Tehran is both the capital and the largest metropolis of Iran. A detailed review of the city's main points of interest.
Abarkouh
A quiet town in Yazd Province, Abarkouh is home to a 4,500-year-old cypress, magnificent Qajar mansions, and traditional earthen ice houses. A rare stopover on the Silk Road.
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