Tak Castle – Shahrekord

This building is opposite the Atabakan Mosque of Shahr-e-Kord. It was constructed during the time of Atabakan of Lurestan and during the Safavid, Zandiyeh and Qajar periods was repaired. This bath (Hamam) or bath has a large exterior region that can be considered as a cloak room which adjoins the...

This bridge has been constructed on the Zayandeh Rood River at the distance of 29 km northeast of Shahr-e-Kord. This bridge has been built by one of the tribal chieftains named Zaman Khan. This bridge has been repaired twice, once in the year 1022 AH during the Safavid era and for the second time...

This building is situated in Shahr-e-Kord, and belongs to Qajar and Pahlavi eras. The construction material is made of sun dried mud bricks, bricks and gypsum. The main building in a southern direction, has a portico with a dome. The interior portion is octagonal in shape. The surface of the...

This forest zone covers an area of 104,000 hectares and is 80 km away from Shahr-e-Kord. Its neighboring provinces are from south Lordegan, from north Shahr-e-Kord, from east to Brujen and Lordegan. The main forest area of this region includes Dinavaran, Durak, Shaleel, Dopalan, Sarkhoon, Gandomkar...

This area covers an area of 20000 hectares and is 150 km to the south of Shahr-e-Kord township and to the north of Khan Mirza. Its neighboring provinces are Lordegan from west, Semirom from east and to the border of Kohkiluyeh Va Boyer Ahmad province from south. In addition to the common Felard...

This school has a fascinating structure and has been built at ruins of Timcheh Armenaye Katkhoda, by the Late Mir Sayed Mohammad who was the Friday Prayer Leader of Shahr-e-Kord. This structure has many chambers besides a relatively large courtyard.

This mosque was constructed in the year 1267 AH by Haj Mohammad Reza Khan Chaloshtori, at the distance of 9 km from Shahr-e-Kord. Its construction materials are stone, brick and tile. It consists of four balconies, a place for noctural prayers, a pond (Howz Khaneh) and entrance. Inside the southern...

This peak is about 4,000 m. above sea level, its mountaineering tracks begin from the village of Dastna. There is a primitive shelter in this route which is extended to the gardens under the rocks of this peak. At the end of these gardens there is a rocky area and mountain climbers with the aid of...

Meadows alongside the wetlands of Gandoman, Choqakhor, Solegan, Alooni, and on the fringes of seasonal lakes such as Javan Moreed and Laqarak are considered as suitable spots providing areas for riding and polo sports. In addition to these, relatively flat skirts of low altitudes opposite Imamzadeh...

One of the rituals of Bakhtiari nomads is to put up a stone lion on top of the tombstone of ever-lasting eminent people of the tribe. Bakhtiari people erect this lion stone which is the symbol of bravery, valor, and characteristics like adroitness at hunting and shooting in war as well as horseback...

Jonaqan or Joneqoon is a small city, situated at 38 km southwest of Shahr-e-Kord which was the residential quarter of the Khans of the Bakhtiyari Tribe. In the year 1939 AH, Ali Qoli Khan Sardar As'ad built this castle or palace, covering an area of 14,000 sq. m. for his own residential purposes...

This castle and remainders of the aggregate castles of Najaf Qoli Khan are located in Shalamzar and were constructed by the local governors (Khans) of the Bakhtiyari Tribe. The Shalamzar castle which covers an area of 1000 sq. m. was constructed in 1307 AH by Morteza Qoli Khan Samsam. This building...