Top Things to do in Province of Kermanshah
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10 Things to do in Province of Kermanshah That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Kermanshah, Iran including Kermanshah Covered Bazaar, Bisotun World Heritage Site, Hajij Village, Taq Bostan, Takieh Mo’aven ol-Molk, Ghoori Ghaleh Cave, Shafei Mosque, Bisotun Caravanserai, Temple of Anahita, Dokan Davood Inscription.
1. Kermanshah Covered Bazaar
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
One of the noticeable and important buildings of Kermanshah is its large and ancient market (bazaar), and its primary structure is related to the Qajar period. This bazaar is adorned in a splendor style. The goods available here are: local colored apparel, handicrafts like: Giveh (a local and Kurdish foot-ware), shoes, carpet, Kilim, wooden kitchenware, leather and felt and hand-woven articles.
2. Bisotun World Heritage Site
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Saeid0380 - Shiraz, Iran
Bisotun is located near Kermanshah, west of Iran and has couple of things remain prehistoric times to the Median, Ashaemenid, Sassanian and Ilkhanid periods. The proncipal monument of this archaeological site is wonderful bas-relief and cuneiform inscription ordered by Darius the Great. The bas-relief portrays Darius holding a bow. Also the inscription written in three languages which is amazing.
3. Hajij Village
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Asra_falahi - Sanandaj, Iran
If you are interested in nature and want to discover one of the most beautiful Kurdish countryside in Iran, Start putting Hajij in your travel plan. Hajij is one of the extraordinary villages in Kermanshah province (neighboring province of Kurdistan). I have been there several times But, still it is unique for me and can't believe that much beauty. Last spring I have visited Hajij with my family,It was unforgetable trip for me ,we were enjoyed tranquil breathtaking views of village and surrounding mountains so much. Boating in Bel spring which is close to the village was such a soothing and memorable experience during our trip. I recommend visiting Hajij if you travel to Kurdistan & kermanshah province as will have the opportunity to enjoy incredible views of village, stay with locals and experience unique culture along with the hospitality of the people.
4. Taq Bostan
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4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By SunnyYazd - Yazd, Iran
this place is perfect who love history and art! it has many rock reliefs from sassanid era, which shows the old kings Achievements,such as huntings or war victories againts romans.
5. Takieh Mo’aven ol-Molk
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4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By HamidrezaKarami - Kermanshah, Iran
As a tour guide I see here very attractice for tourists and travelers. The complex has diffrent parts full of colors. Many tile relief of Iranian myths along whith fantastic religious scenes depicted on the tiled walls fascinate all the visitors. The complex has four diffrent sections entrance, first yard (Husseinyeh), main hall with big dome and colorful windows (Zeinabyeh), main yard and mansion (Abbasyeh). Visitors may need more than an hour to see the Tekyeh precisely. Please note that the outside space (Hadad Adel St.) is not well designed and the best way to go there may be via Modares St. for driving and walking and Shariati St. just for walkers! Please avoide middle hours of day when visiting.
6. Ghoori Ghaleh Cave
7. Shafei Mosque
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Shafei Jameh Mosque is the mosque for Sunni people in Kermanshah and is located on the order of Kermanshah Bazaar (Tarikeh Bazaar) and was established in 1324. This mosque leads to Javanshir Square on one side and Tarikeh Bazaar on the other side.
Reviewed By HamidrezaKarami - Kermanshah, Iran
The five-dome mosque is shining in the heart of Kermanshah old bazaar. The great Shafe'ei mosque is one of the beautiful mosque of Iran inspired by the Byzantine architecture. However, the mosque is not veey old, but it have found its importance among tourism attractions. Please note that there are some dress codes for ladies who are going to visit the mosque,i.e. chador which is available at the entrance. The mosque is not open for tourists in some hours around praying times (every days)and on Friday's mornings
8. Bisotun Caravanserai
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4.0 based on 52 reviews
this historical monument, with an area of 6000 square meters, and the capacity of 100 guests, has a total of 20 standard rooms with traditional design ,arising from the architecture of the Safavid period .
9. Temple of Anahita
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3.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By kavehmotevalian - Iran, null
Unfortunately, this temple has been destroyed. But still seeing 30-ton pillars exciting. How such columns were built 2500 years ago
10. Dokan Davood Inscription
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
