Ebne Yamin-e-Forumadi Tomb – Shahrood

Abbas Abad Caravansary – Shahrood

This Safavid caravansary or inn is located in the village of Abbas Abad, Shahrood. The structure comprises of four porches, 32 chambers or rooms overlooking the courtyard and two large halting areas.

Taash River – Shahrood

This river takes its source in the realm of Shah Kooh and Shahvar between the Taash and Mahjan Rivers in addition to depending on atmospheric changes.This river continues on its course after being fed by minor tributaries, and on irrigating part ...

Ahmad Abad River – Shahrood

The said is within 90 km. of Biarjmand. This river takes its source from the numerous springs present in the river bed.This river flows on a low incline, and its depth reaches 2 m. in some areas. Running its course, in some parts it forms into a ...

Sheikh Emadeddin Tomb – Shahrood

This tomb is at a distance of 6 km. from Shahrood, and the structure is square in shape, with four ceilings made of sun baked bricks, and four only of bricks. In this vicinity there are the remnants of one edifice and two smaller domes.

Shahrood Museum (Baladieh) – Shahrood

This museum is located to the north of the Municipality building and the Governor's Office of Shahrood. The museum is a two storeyed building, architectured to the style of the late Qajar and early Pahlavi reigns.The building covers 306 m. under ...

Reza Abad Village – Shahrood

The nomadic village of Reza Abad is one of the environs of Biarjemand county of Shahrood town, located in a 240 kilometer distance of the east of Shahrood and in a 120 kilometer distance of the south east of Biarjemand.Black tents (Siah Chador) ...

Miandasht Caravansary – Shahrood

In the village of Miandasht, Shahrood, three caravansaries connected to each other are present, well known as the Shah Abbasi caravansary. One of these were built during the reign of Shah Abbas I and the remaining two in other periods. They are ...

Sang-e-Chakhmaq Hill – Shahrood

This hillock or hill is located 8 km. to the north of Shahrood and is related to the pre and post Islamic periods. The layers excavated in the eastern hillock are related to the period much before the revelation of earthenware.In this site ...