Saliz Hotel – Khorramabad

Qomri Cave – Khorram Abad

The Qomri cave is located to the west of the valley of Khoram Abad, and internally it is more than 200 m. Besides, it has a long and narrow passage, the end of which has not been discovered yet.

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 ...

Shapouri Bridge – Khorram Abad

This bridge is located 2 km. south-west of Khoram Abad, and to the west of the old city of Shahpour Khast. It is one of the master-pieces of architecture in bridge construction of the Sassanian period. The bridge comprised of 28 arches of which ...

Falakol Aflak Castle Museum – Khorram Abad

This palace (museum) is one of the historical structures related to the Sassanian era. The said is located on a hill in the midst of the city of Khoram Abad. A section of this palace was converted into a museum in the years 1976-1977. This museum ...

Makhmal Kooh (Shabikhoon Gorge) Recreational Place – Khorram Abad

This beautiful area is located to the north of Khoram Abad, in the valley of Makhmal Kooh. It is so called due to abundance of small stones and flowers in the way to the same.

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 ...

Kiyou Lake – Khorram Abad

This lake is situated alongside a park by the same name. The Kiyou Lake gains its water from the natural springs, in addition to the beauty it has attributed to the city, it is a famous spot for tourists. Furthermore, there are a number of large and ...

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.