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Tag: Qazvin Province

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Qazvin cantor Church

Cantor Church is one of the unique and historical churches in Iran, built by Orthodox Russians and housed in the heart of Qazvin since the Qajar period. Of course, today, this church is no longer a religious place used by Orthodox Christians. Still, because it has a unique architectural style and has been remembered by […]

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Qajar Bathhouse

As an ancient tradition, public bathhouses have been an important part of every city in Persia and there are numerous public bathhouses in cities and villages of Iran. As the technology advanced, most public bathhouses were abandoned. As a result, most of these hammams have turned in to ruins. There are a few remaining hammams […]

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Sa’d al-Saltaneh Caravanserai

Bazaars have traditionally been major economic and social centers in the ancient city which is also famed for carpets and seedless grapes. A very outstanding piece of Persian architecture is Sa’d Al-Saltaneh Caravanserai, located in the heart of Qazvin city and is still used as a Bazaar. Qazvin is a city 150 km away from […]

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Zargar Village

Zargar is a village in Basharyat-e Sharqi Rural District, Basharyat District, Abyek County, Qazvin Province, Iran. Zargar in a village located not so far from Tehran which its residents have the looks of both Aryans and the Vikings. Without any doubts, one of the strangest villages of Iran is Zargar village. A strange village with an […]

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