Afrineh Waterfall – Khorram Abad

Falakol Aflak Castle Museum – Khorram Abad

This palace (museum) is one of the historical structures related to the Sassanian era. The said is located on a hill in the midst of the city of Khoram Abad. A section of this palace was converted into a museum in the years 1976-1977. This museum ...

Noujian Waterfall of Lorestan – Khorram Abad

Noujian waterfall is one of Iran’s highest waterfalls and it is located in Lorestan province. This waterfall is located in the 38 kilometer distance in south east of Khorram Abad (Payee County) with a height of 95 meter and the crest weight is 5 ...

Seimareh River – Khorram Abad

This river after following its course through other provinces, flows into Lurestan province taking the name of Seimareh.

Qajeh (Moqar) Cave – Khorram Abad

This cave is in the south-east of Kooh Yafteh in the district of Chagni Khoram Abad. The opening of this cave faces east, and inside there are pools with very cold water to the depth of 1.5 m.Besides which the cave also has stalactites and ...

6th Century Inscription – Khorram Abad

Located to the south-east of the Khoram Abad-Khuzestan Road and to the north of the ruins of Shahpour Khast, are rectangular engraved blocks. These blocks date back to the 6th century AH.On the western surface of the block there are five lines ...

Mirza Seyed Reza Bazaar – Khorram Abad

This is a covered bazaar (with a roof), and was constructed in the year 1301 AH. in Khoram Abad. The same was a center of commercial activities even for the cities around Khoram Abad. The bazaar has two 'alleys'- the eastern alley comprises of 24 ...

Makhmal Kooh (Shabikhoon Gorge) Recreational Place – Khorram Abad

This beautiful area is located to the north of Khoram Abad, in the valley of Makhmal Kooh. It is so called due to abundance of small stones and flowers in the way to the same.

Qomri Cave – Khorram Abad

The Qomri cave is located to the west of the valley of Khoram Abad, and internally it is more than 200 m. Besides, it has a long and narrow passage, the end of which has not been discovered yet.