Khorasan Razavi

The shrine of Imam Reza
The shrine of Imam Reza in the center of Mashhad, Khorasan Razavi province, Iran, is buried by Shiite Muslims who are honored as a "shrine" by Shia Muslims. Among its prominent monuments are the Mosque of Balaser (buried Imam Reza) (1/2 AD) and the Goharshad Mosque (2/5/2 AD). Imam Reza's shrine is a complex with the tomb of the eighth Shiite Imam Ali Al-Musa Reza, which encompasses other mosques, tombs, porches, scenes, libraries and museums. It is the largest mosque in the world (6,000 square meters) and the second largest mosque in the world (6,000).

The earliest portions of it date back to the 8th / 8th century. From the Timurid era, many of the ancient monuments of Khorasan were renovated in Tus, Herat and Neyshabur. Many of the structures of this Shiite shrine are left by the Safavids, especially Shah Tahmasb of the Safavids.
In Persian literature, roumah means the garden, the flower garden, and the rosary, and the location of the upper body, including the body of Ali ibn Musa al-Reza, is called roumah manorah. This area consists of a square area of ​​2.5 m 2 of which 2.5 m 2 is the area of ​​the crater. The menorah's zodiac is connected to the inside and outside of the shrine through four large planes on four sides.

Mashhad National Garden
Mashhad National Garden is right in the middle of one of the busiest and busiest residential and commercial centers in Mashhad. In fact, it is the first amusement park in Mashhad that was built on the edge of the old citadel of the citadel. The national park has now become a local park, but it is also of particular importance because of its antiquity. The various parts of the park are decorated with a variety of old plantations and different trees, plant species, flowering, grass and greenery..

This place was actually the citadel of the city, and Mahmoud Sistani owned it. One of the city's famous aqueducts, Runkenabad, also passed through the garden. At present, this large garden with a fountain and tall trees has become a beautiful and special place in the hustle and bustle of downtown. At the heart of this lush garden are statues of celebrities of science, literature and mysticism. The garden is currently owned by the municipality.

Reza bazar

Reza Market, located just a short distance from the holy shrine in Mashhad, has become one of the busiest and most visited traditional markets in the country. Besides its beautiful and traditional architecture, this market is one of the oldest souvenirs and handicraft centers in Mashhad. The market is divided into two floors, the second floor consists of small workshops, gilding, ring making, turquoise and embroidery.

Mountain Park

Kohsangi Park is the second largest park (after Mellat Park) in Mashhad. The park is located southwest of Mashhad and at the end of Kohsangi Street. Kohsangi Park is located on the edge of high mountains and is one of the oldest villages in Mashhad. At the age of 6, King Abbas Safavi was crowned in the village. Stone Mountain among the resorts of Mashhad is more famous and is one of the most beautiful parks made in Iran. The park is a blend of water, stone and greenery and light. Khorasan Grand Museum building, exemplified by the architecture of the rare Kalat palace, has given the collection a beautiful look. In the 6th year of the expansion of the city of Mashhad, the mountain was connected to the main body of Mashhad through a wide and wide street, called Stone Mountain. With the development plans of Mashhad, Stone Mountain Park became a tourist resort.

Astan Quds Razavi Museums

Astan Quds Razavi Museums is one of the largest collections of museums in Iran whose monuments represent the six centuries of Islamic period decorations and architecture and its historical artifacts represent a variety of arts and crafts made during the past ten centuries. Astan Quds Museums are currently housed in four buildings and exhibited objects include monuments of the holy shrine and the legacy of Astan Quds, endowed and donated objects, as well as objects purchased to complete collections.

Vakilabad Park

Vakilabad Park is one of the oldest and most beautiful Mashhad resorts located in the southwest of Mashhad and at the end of Vakilabad Boulevard. Vakilabad has long been a favorite of city dwellers and travelers alike for its antiquity and being in a valley of safe air. The forest park, formerly known as the Mirtaz or the Vakilabad Garden, was formally dedicated to public use by the owner, Hussein Mr. Malek, in Mashhad in the 6th year.

Land Water Wave

Mashhad's waterfront land is built on a 2-square-meter land with a 2-square-foot infrastructure that is one of the largest water parks in the Middle East. Topsi Torrey Jumper This year's winner of the Best Water Jumper of the Year by the World Water Parks Association. The land of water waves is the largest indoor water park in the Middle East and the first of its kind in Iran.

Tomb of Nader Shah Afshar
Tomb of Nadir Shah Afshar A rare museum in the city of Mashhad designed and built by Houshang Seyhun in memory of Nadir Shah Afshar in the 6th solar year. The building of the Nader Shah tomb consists of the central part of Nader Shah's burial ground and two museum halls, one of which displays the Arms Museum of various periods of Iranian history and the other a Museum of Arms and relics of the Nader Shah era.

The main space of the tomb is 2 by 2 meters and its sides are approximately 2 meters wide and 2.5 meters high. There are 2 monolithic monolithic pillars around 2.5 meters high around the tomb. The roof of the tomb is more than 2 meters high. The tomb features a twelve-step platform, the grave site, a tent-like canopy, a high platform next to the tomb with the statue of Nader Shah on horseback, along with three others looking for it, a bookstore and two halls as a museum. One is for displaying the weapons of the Nader Shah during the reign and the other for displaying weapons of the prehistoric era.

Ferdowsi's Tomb

Ferdowsi's tomb is located 2 kilometers west of the village of Paj, Toos. Ferdowsi, the Persian epic poet, was born in the year 6 AH. Ferdowsi's tomb is considered one of the most beautiful tombs in Iran that has changed a lot over time, and great architects have come up with designs to design the tomb of the great Iranian poet. The mausoleum with the entrance on the south side is opposite a pool of 2m in diameter that reflects the image of the tomb. In the inner part of the tomb, the marble gravestone is one and a half meters long and about half a meter high, on a marble platform. The second part is a square hall made of marble and decorated with tiles. There are four large pillars on the four sides of the hall that support the spectacular plaster casts. Each wall is decorated with a similar but shorter pair of columns in the form of a beautiful loft. The third part of the building is a staircase of marble that carved a large number of Ferdowsi's poems. This valuable work was listed on the Iranian National Heritage List on April 19.

Tomb of Attar Neyshaburi

Attar Tomb of Neyshaburi is located in southeast of Neyshabur about 1.5 km away from Neyshabur road to Mashhad on the east side and close to Kamal al-Molk tomb. The current tomb has eight tiled sides and a dome with four at the entrance. The exterior features four tiled pavilions, and in the middle of the monument, Attar's tomb and an eight-meter-high column of 2 meters high. Attar dome tiles are adorned with flowers and shrubs, geometric motifs and Kufic inscriptions in green, yellow, azure and white. There are four porches on the exterior of the building. Attar's tombstone is of a black high-rise type, with poems written on the third line. The walls are lined with plaster and a few pieces of poetry emblazoned under the dome.

Omar Khayyam tomb

Omar Khayyam's tomb is located in Neyshabur, in the garden where the tomb of Imamzadeh Mahrukh is located. The garden was in the Shiadiakh neighborhood of Neyshabur at the time of Khayyam's life and his tomb is now where the military promises to be each spring. Khayyam Tomb Garden is one of the most spectacular gardens in contemporary Iran and has a collection of libraries, museums and guesthouses. The tomb of this great scientist was built in the solar year with the design of Engineer Houshang Seyhoun. A statue of Hakim Omar Khayyam is installed at the entrance courtyard of the garden. The area of ​​Khayyam Garden is twenty thousand square meters and the height of the monumental lattice is 2 meters and is surrounded by pine trees. This work is based on a combination of iron, concrete, and tile decorations in the form of interlocking rhymes drawn from the mathematical ideas of Khayyam's life. Khayyam's tomb is one of the most important monuments of its time in terms of architecture and construction. This magical monument is based on the mathematical and trigonometric principles of Khayyam.

Tomb of Sheikh Ahmad Jami

The tomb of Sheikh Ahmad Jami is a tomb and burial ground of Sheikh Ahmad Jami and has been dating for nearly 5 years, located in Torbat-e-Jam city in Khorasan Razavi province. This monument dates back to the 5th-6th century AD. The building has been registered as one of Iran's national monuments in the past year.

Sun Palace

The Sun Palace, also known as the Kalat Palace and the Sun Mansion, draws amidst a vast area in the heart of Kalat. It is believed to be one of the few buildings in the Afshari era, which was supposed to be a rare tomb of the Shah. The Sun Mansion is a mysterious and mysterious structure made of brick and carved with exterior facades of the same rock. At first glance, the mansion seems to be heavily influenced by Indian architectural features, as the materials used on the facade and the carvings of tropical fruits and birds on them resemble the appearance of Indian architectural works, but in its lower layers Has a completely Iranian identity. This valuable work was registered as one of Iran's national monuments on January 1, 2009.

It's a monument to Harun

The shrine of Harouniyeh, also known as the tomb of Imam Muhammad Ghazali, is at the heart of the Toos Plain. The building is quite brick and has no tile decorations. The dome has two shells whose outer covering was destroyed and has been rebuilt in recent years. On the outer surface of the inner dome, there are traces of a brick blade that interconnected the dome structure. The building has an entrance on the south side with an exceptionally high loft. There are four spiral stairs in the corners and three side chambers on the north side. Inside the dome is simple, and Mithrasites of the Timurid period are found in the middle porch behind the north side of the dome. This monument was registered in the list of National Monuments of Iran in year 6 under the name of Imam al-Ghazali's tomb.

Radcan Tower (Radcan Mill)

The Radcan Tower (Mill Radcan) is the only tower capable of determining the four seasons of the leap year and the beginning of Nowruz. Khawaja Nasiruddin Tusi's group built the tower at Mashhad during his ministry at the Halakokhan court. The imprint of the inscription on the inscription in the tower of the year 6 AH shows the construction of the buildings belonging to the Maragheh Observatory at the same time. Radkan plain and temperate zone is located on the road to the old Mashhad to Quchan road. This branch traversed the Silk Road by the river Kashaf River.

The tower is about 3 meters high and has a cylindrical body with a cone-shaped dome. The exterior of the building to the height of three meters in a rectangular and then to the bottom of the dome with two or half cylindrical cracks and inside it is an octagonal that divides the tower into 2 parts 2 degrees. That is, each wall contains 2 degrees of the angle of the horizon. The most beautiful part of the Radkan Tower is located in the upper part of which there are two rows of trains and two inscriptions of Kufi and Pahlavi, with the name of the manufacturer and the date of construction written on the brickwork and decoration.

The body of this tower is very simple and has ordinary brick and brick and mortar decorations. For greater strength, the finger bracket joints are pressed inward, which is noticeable. The interior design of the Radek Mill Dome is circular and has a simple, plastered look with plaster and lime. This monument is listed in the National Monuments List as of January 2, 2015 with no.