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Tuesday, February 7, 2017

7 things that you must do on your first trip to Yazd.

The historical city of Yazd is one of the most popular destinations in Iran and is known as the bride of the desert cities. With unique architecture, cultural background and historical gems, this city is visited in almost every trip made to Iran! Although more than four or five days are needed for exploring every attraction, make sure to experience these seven highlights of Yazd:

1 Walking in the old district.

Old adobe houses, walls, arcs and stunning wind towers in the narrow cobblestoned alleys of the old district in Yazd, are known as the most beautiful things that travelers visit in Iran. Spend an hour walking through the peaceful alleys of Yazd and meeting the hospitable locals of the city.

Adobe houses and wind-towers of Yazd.
Old district of Yazd.

Thursday, December 8, 2016

The long standing wind-towers of Yazd.

Baadgir (wind-catcher or wind tower) is the symbol of the charming Persian architecture in warm and desert cities of southern and eastern Iran, showing the intelligence of Persian architect masters. Wind-catchers are seen on the roof of the old houses in Bushehr, Bandar Abbas, Yazd, Abarkooh, Kerman, Kashan and Tabas. These small towers are constructed on the roofs to transfer the wind into the building. As a result, the house is cooled and freshened by the wind passed over a small pool, located right below the wind catcher, in the summer rooms of the house. Taking a nap in the house with naturally fresh air while outside the house is intensely hot, is a precious leisure!