Namak Dareh Mineral Spring – Semnan

Nasar (Nohesar) Archaeological Hill – Semnan

This hill lies at a distance of 3 km. east of Semnan city. The remnants here are located in a huge mound in the north east of the current Nasar. It is apparent that the former city was demolished in invasions, and the present village of Nasar has ...

Ahowan Shah Soleimani Caravansary – Semnan

The same was constructed in the year 1097 AH. during the reign of Shah Soleiman Safavid. being located in the village of Ahovan which was on the way to Mashad, pilgrims on their way to Mashad used to halt here in olden times. The courtyard of this ...

Qoli Bath – Semnan

This bath is located in Imam Khomeini Ave., Molla Qazvini Street of Semnan. There is a strong possibility that this is a relic of the 10th century AH.The bath is comprised of three sections, the cloak-room or (Sarbeeneh), the hot house or (Garm ...

Wonders of Salt Caves – Semnan

Although difficult to access, salt caves of Semnan Province are not only among the most enchanting natural wonders of Iran but are also renowned for their therapeutic and antibacterial features.Salt therapy is one of the newest methods of ...

Nokhost Bath – Semnan

This bath is located at the beginning of the 'bazaar' alongside Shohada Avenue of Semnan. This bath is made up of three sections named as, the cloak-room, hot house and the reservoir. The doorway or entrance of this bath is worked in red tiles ...

Gol Roodbar River – Semnan

This river takes its source in the northern heights of the Shahmirzad and is fed by other tributaries in the vicinity follows its course towards the west of Semnan. From here it sinks into the surrounding desert lands. In the northern areas of this ...

Darvaze Arg – Semnan

The northern city gate, Darvaza-e Arg, was built by Naser-o-din Shah. In the upper part of the gate pictures a scene from Shahname, Rostam fighting the white devil.Spiked with blue-tiled baby minarets, Darvaza-e Arg is Semnan’s dinky but ...

Semnan Bazaar – Semnan

This bazaar was constructed in the early Qajar period, and comprises of two sections, named as the northern and western sectors. The northern segment is vast, having numerous rows and alleys.Besides which there are three public bathes, five ...