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Monajem Bashi House, Langerood

Tuesday, 25 December 2007 07:03 administrator
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The upper floor comprises of a hall and three chambers. The adornments of the former depicts the architectural effects of Gilan in the Qajar era. Four exquisite sets of doors displaying shrubs and floral designs, adjoin the chambers to the hall. This structure is registered as a national monument by the Cultural Heritage Organization.