Seimareh River – Dareh Shahr

Kafari Badreh Canyon – Dareh Shahr

Tang Kafari is located in the 55 kilometer distance of Elam/Dareh Shahr route and in the 15 kilometer distance of Badreh town. Tang Kafari is located in the geographical location of N332228–E465957 in Elam province.Vast oak forests and ...

Bahram-e-Choobin Gorge – Dareh Shahr

his narrow and high valley is one of the most important and strategic points of the region, located in the western side of the Dareh Shahr-Pol-e-Dokhtar Road. This gorge, which is also called the Bahram Hunting Field, contains several historical ...

Gavmishan Bridge – Dareh Shahr

This Sassanide bridge has been constructed in the confluence of the Seimareh and Kashkan Rivers. Although it has been repaired several times during the past, it is almost in a ruined state now.

Razianeh Canyon – Dareh Shahr

Razianeh canyon in Elam province is one of the Geotourism districts of the province and has a spectacular nature. This natural relic is registered in the registration list of Iran’s natural relics. This is a narrow and unfathomable canyon which is ...

Jaber Mausoleum – Dareh Shahr

The same resembles the Shrine of Daniel the Prophet in Susa with a northern entrance. It is 15 m. long and 9 m. wide with 8 pillars. There is an Adytum in its southern wall which is 180 cm. high. At the lower part there is an inscription with ...

Majeen (Seimareh) Ancient City – Dareh Shahr

This ancient city is located in the Majeen Gorge and some vestiges of walls of the old city, buildings of the old city, palaces, and bazaars have been remained. Evidences such as appearance of buildings, materials used and scattered earthenware ...

Dareh Shahr Fire Temple – Dareh Shahr

There is a fire-temple in the city of Dareh Shahr which is a four-arched building which is locally called Taaq.Originally the building was constructed by rubble stone and gypsum, and has recently been repaired.

Sheikh Makan Fort – Dareh Shahr

Located 6 kilometers southeast of Dareh Shahr, the ruins of this fort can be seen in the entrance of the village with the same name with 150 years of antiquity. Construction materials indicate that it belongs to the Qajar period. The walls of the ...