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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) ...
Jangale Abr (Cloud forest) – Shahrood
Abr (Cloud) Forest of Tuskestan is a part of the eldest and most beautiful Hyrcanian forests with rare animal and plant species and it is one of the most beautiful places of Shahrud town. In this forest, clouds are so close to the trees that makes ...
Sheikh Hassan Joory Tomb – Shahrood
It is located in the village of Kalateh Mir Alam-e-Firooz Abad, Shahrood .The structure is made of sun baked bricks. Sheikh Hassan Joori was one of the leaders of 'Sarbedaran' movement and a student of Sheikh Khalifeh. The latter was a political ...
Tomb of Bayazid Bastami – Shahrood
Abū Yazīd Tayfūr b. Īsā b. Surūshān al-Bistāmī, commonly known as Bayazid Bastami with the epithet of Sultān-ul-Ārifīn (King of the Mystics), is the greatest mystic of century 3 AH and lived between 161 (777 AD) and 234 (848 AD) AH ...
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.
Khosh Yeylagh Wildelife Shelter – Shahrood
Khosh Yeylaq wildlife shelter is located in the north east of Shahroud town. Animal habitats and plant coverage of this area is very variable. This region has a special and valuable life variety for having distinct natural views and variable ...
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 ...
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 ...
