Tabriz Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

One of most beautiful squares around the world,the Naqsh-e Jahan Square

One of the must visit places in #iran, the Naqsh-e Jahan Square in #Isfahan, amazing #mosque, equally amazing #people

👣The Blue Mosque, formerly known as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, is one of the famous mosques in Turkey. At the beginning of the 17th century, 👩🏻‍🏫it was designed and built by Mehmet Aga, a well-known classical architect of the Islamic world in Sinan. The Iznik tile decoration is named after it and is one of the most important landmarks in Istanbul.✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻 #happynewyear

Kandovan-Iran

Kandovan, a small mountain village near Tabriz, Iran, uses volcanic rocks to build houses, which is quite interesting. One of the most unique villages in the world. Kandovan Village: One of the most unique villages in the world, located in Iran in the Middle East. The entire village is made of stone, making it a true "stone village". Even when developing tourism, staying in a hotel means staying in a stone house just like the local residents. These stone houses have a history of over 700 years. According to legend, the earliest ancestors of Kandovan village fled here to escape the invasion of the Mongols. They dug into the stones and hid until the crisis passed, and then decided to settle here.

Tabriz China is known as the Taoli Temple, the city of northwestern Iran, the capital of East Azerbaijan Province. Located on the Kuhe Seytun Plateau. At an altitude of 1350 meters. Tabriz is located in a valley. It is cold in winter and mild in summer and is considered a summer resort. In this endless city, there are rich cultural people, more famous carpets, teahouse baths, and beautiful Iranian music. Tabriz has a large historical heritage and was once a treasure on the Silk Road, home to one of the best markets in the world - Tabriz, the largest in Pakistan. The length of the tower is 7 kilometers and the building began more than a thousand years ago, although most of the fine brick buildings date back to the 15th century. The Tabriz Bazaar, criss-crossed like a maze, the most distinctive are the carpets and tapestries, and many spices that are not named.