This shrine is located at a distance of 15 km. in the Ardakan Road and is on the skirt of low lying mountains. Several rest houses and three water reservoirs have been built near this shrine. The Zoroastrians visit this region and stay there on (Farvardin 18th) or 7th April annually.
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Aqda Village – Ardakan
Located near the Yazd-Esfahan Road and at the distance of 40 km. in the northwest of Ardakan, this village has the following historical edifices, Haj Abolqasem Rashti caravansary built in 1269 AH. with the structure resembling the Shah Abbasi ...
Kharanaq Village – Ardakan
Settled at a distance of 85 km. east of Ardakan. It has a temperate dry climate and is located in a mountainous region. Some of its historical edifices are presented below: Shahzadeh (princess) caravansary built under the orders of Mohammad ...
Haftadar Village – Ardakan
This is located at the distance of 34 km. to the northwest of Ardakan and adjacent to Ardakan-Naein Road, and experiences a temperate-dry climate. Boz Galeh Kon Gateway which is a relic of the 9th century AH. is situated to the east of village, and ...
Aqda Jame’ Mosque, Aqda – Ardakan
This mosque located at a distance of 74 kilometers from Naein. It has a hot bath and a summer porch. Above the altar there is a star-like tile similar to those of 8th century AH.
Mehrjerd Village – Ardakan
Situated at a distance of 11 km. in the south of Ardakan and 2 km. to the west of Yazd-Ardakan road, It enjoys a temperate dry climate. Mehr Negar, Anushirvan's daughter founded this village, and its name was later changed to Mehrjerd. An old ...
Khargooshi Caravansary, Aqda – Ardakan
The said is a structure of the Shah Abbas Safavid period and is located near the Gav Khooni swamp of Aqda Village- end route to the path which ancient caravans followed. This caravansary has been named such, in accordance to that of the desert area ...
Abolqasem Rashti Caravansary, Aqda – Ardakan
The same is located in Aqda and near the main route. This structure is similar in architecture to that of the Shah Abbasi caravansaries, and was constructed by the reputed merchant Haj Abolqasem Rashti. The caravansary has a tall wind trapper ...
Chak Chak Shrine – Ardakan
Chak Chak or Chaku Chaku is one of the important Zoroastrian shrines. This shrine that is also called “Pir-e Sabz” by Zoroastrians is located between Ardakan and Anjireh Mountains in Ardakan in Yazd Province. Every year Zoroastrians are gathered ...