Other Engravings and Inscriptions, Kermanshah

Choose Your Language

Provinces of Iran

Ardebil

Bushehr

Chaharmahal Va Bakhtiyari

Kohkiluyeh Va Boyer Ahmad

Sistan Va Baluchestan

RSS

Desigend By Akbar Nemati

Other Engravings and Inscriptions, Kermanshah

Small Bistoon inscriptions, no. 1 Bistoon inscription (related to primary Islamic centuries), no. 2 Bistoon inscription placed in the old caravansary of Bistoon (related to 3rd and 4th centuries AH.), no. 3 Bistoon inscription on sculptured stones in old Bistoon caravansary's wall, a piece of limestone and a lion stone in Bistoon (related to the 2nd milllenium BC.), the Parthian Valgash Inscription on the skirts of the Bistoon Mountains (related to he Parthian era), an engraved platform a rock in Bistoon (of the Parthian age), an inscription pertaining to the endowments of Sheikh Ali Khan Zanganeh on Bistoon rock (related to Safavid era), and the Gerech Arch in Islam Abad Qarb (related to the Sassanide period)

< Prev		Next >

[ Back ]

Kermanshah Tourism Attraction

Kermanshah weather forecast

HUMIDITY: 93 %

VISIBILITY: 9.99 KM

PRESSURE: 0 MM

SUNRISE: 7:09 am

SUNSET: 5:12 pm

TEMP: 6°C

Day: Tuesday

LOW: 1°C

HIGH: 12°C

Day: Wednesday

LOW: -1°C

HIGH: 13°C

Historical Places, Kermanshah

Parthian Miteridant Inscription, Bistoon

Under the Achaemanian inscription of Bistoon, is the archaic embossment of the Parthian that has come to light to date. The same is an engraving of 100 years BC. The same has come to reveal...

Pahlavi Script Inscriptions, Bistoon

Throughout Bistoon and its surroundings, wherever a sculptured stone or structure is present, scripts dating to the Sassanide era can be noted. Such as the 427 symbols engraved on stones in...

Dariush Inscriptions, Bistoon Rock

The above mentioned is an embossment on a rock, and the main feature depicted here is that of Dariush (Dariush). The monarch has a scalloped crown on the head, and his left foot rests on the chest of...

Natural Attractions, Kermanshah

Qoori Qal'eh Cave, Paveh

Among the oak forests of Oramanat and Paveh at a distance of 90 km. from Kermanshah, exists the Qoori Qaleh Cave which is considered the largest cave with water in Asia. This cave begins in the Qoori...

Other Springs and Wetlands, Kermanshah

Other wetlands of province are: Yavari Wetland in the Kermanshah - Ravansar Road, Naji Veran 15 km. of Sonqor - Bistoon Road, Taq Bostan Wetland north of Kermanshah in the mountain slopes of Taq...

Imam Hassan Mineral Water Spring, Kermanshah

This spring is located in the township of Kermanshah and has less importance than the other springs.

Religious Places, Kermanshah

Other Old Mosques, Kermanshah

The Imamzadeh Kangavar Mosque in the Gachkan vicinity, Haj Shahbaz Khan Mosque in Kermanshah, Mo'tamed Mosque in Kermanshah (Qajar era), Rijab Mosque in Islam Abad Qarb, a structure related to...

Moavenol Molk Mourning Place, Kermanshah

The mourning place and Hossainieh of Moavenol Molk comprises of 3 buildings such as the Abbasieh, Hossaineh and Zeinabieh, located in the city center of Kermanshah. The Tekieh has 2 courtyards and a...

Paveh Jame' Mosque, Paveh

The said structure is related to the 13th century AH. and lacks a courtyard. This mosque has a rectangular-shaped nocturnal area and its wooden leveled covering rests on 15 wooden columns. Its...

Art And Cultural Places, Kermanshah

Local and Regional Foods, Kermanshah

In urban and rural areas and among the tribes of Kermanshah different types of local food can be seen. Out of which we can point out soups, side dishes, broth and different breads, different kinds of...

Local Music and Dances, Kermanshah

Kurdish music, at first was epic and heroic. Verse-readers who were the most ancient Kurdestan composers were often illiterate. But since earlier centuries till today heroic stories have been...

Handicrafts and Souvenirs, Kermanshah

Kermanshah since long has been one of the most famous handicrafts centers of Iran. The most important handicrafts and gifts of the province that mainly are produced by the villagers and tribes...