Coppersmiths' Bazaar In Kerman

With thousands of souvenirs inside that display Persian culture, Iran has continued to use traditional bazaars since the past eras.
One of the most most well-known bazaars is Coppersmiths' Bazaar where the traditional culture of smithing is still preserved and protected. The coppersmith trade is a 400-year-old tradition in Kerman and it is an occupation passing down from fathers to sons. The Coppersmiths' Bazaar is the best place in town for visitors to see its many traditional copper products and specialties. In the bazaar you can see smiths maintaining the art of coppersmithing. You can watch them making pots and pans with a love of the business and craft as well as their beautiful products. The bazaar has no modern technology to produce utensils, and that is why the value of handcrafted products mesmerizes visitors.
While you’re in Kerman, visiting this bazaar is a must.

Coppersmiths' Bazaar 

Fath abad Garden: One of the most beautiful garden in Iran

Iran is home to uncountable beautiful gardens, each adding unique landscape and culture to the country. Full of color, warmth and charm, Persian gardens overflows with beauty and magnificence. Located in Kerman, Fathabad characteristic and unique garden known for its brilliant mansion. 

Fath abad Garden: One of the most beautiful garden in Iran

Although this garden isn’t registered as a part of the Persian Gardens on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it’s still definitely worth visiting. If you’re really looking to wowed, head over to the dignified garden at dusk and soak-in the exquisite red, orange and yellow hues projected onto the mansion’s façade. Not to mention the reflection of it all in the central garden pool! Prestigiously sitting at the northern wing of the garden, the plush two-story chateau views over two large rectangular pools, reflecting its stunning façade. The building structure is made entirely from raw adobe and plaster. It’s quite amazing what the old-time architects and builders could do with such delicate and simple materials.

 The garden watered by qanat which is traditional way of extracting water from the ground. It is a great place to visit Persian garden style with an old building plus sitting in the garden among fruit trees.

Kerman ultimate bucket list

What the hottest spot on earth, the glorious and lush Shazdeh Garden and the long historical bazaar have in common? Well, they are all located in and around the magical city of Kerman, located in eastern Iran. Here is a complete Kerman bucket list covering everything you’ve got to visit, eat or experience when you travel to Kerman:

Visit kerman’s Historical Bazar

Also called as “Ganj Ali Khan Bazaar”, the historical bazaar of Kerman with its amazing architecture and eye catching brickworks is one of the places in Iran where you can touch Iranian history, pop culture and traditions. Kerman Bazaar will offer you the nostalgic smell of Persian spice, the rhythmic sound of hammers of the men making beautiful copper crafts and original Persian hospitality.

Kerman's historical bazaar.

The colors and aromas in the bazaar of Kerman.

Kerman is the land of wonders! In terms of geography, by only one hour driving from high peaks covered in snow,  you will reach the hottest spot on earth located in the beautiful Lut deserts and regarding cultural aspects, this city is home to many Zoroastrians, historical monuments and also many literates and cultural characters.

Bazaar of Kerman.