Makhmal Kooh (Shabikhoon Gorge) Recreational Place – Khorram Abad

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 ...

Seimareh River – Khorram Abad

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

The Broken Bridge Shapuri – Khorram Abad

Shekasteh (Shapuri) bridge was built in the time of Shapur I Sassanid at the same time of the construction of Falak al-Aflak castle and is located in the one kilometer distance of the south of this castle in Khorram Abad Town. This bridge which ...

Khoram Abad Valley – Khorram Abad

The said valley is 15 km. in length, nestling among the limestone mountains at an elevation of 1,170 m. Enhanced with natural beauty in addition to the springs, rivers, forests and caves in the vicinity. Relics of the past reveal that this area was ...

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 ...

Falakol Aflak Castle – Khorram Abad

This reputed and historical castle is located on a stony hillock in the midst of the city of Khoram Abad. The original date of construction of the said castle is not known. It was formerly known as 'Shahpour Khast', but from the Qajar era has been ...

Kashgan River – Khorram Abad

The Kashgan River has an abundant flow of water, with many tributaries. This river joins the Seimareh River and form the huge Karkheh River.

Baba Khani and Takhteh Cheraq Hills – Khorram Abad

The said stands south of Khoram Abad, in a vicinity by the same name. This tomb is an ancient one, and the main structure is octagonal . The tomb is in the center of the structure, on which is a wooden 'Zarih' or a mesh-like railing. It is believed ...