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Ab Chika River of Ilam

This village originated from west springs of Govaver Village, 45 kilometers far from northwest of Ilam and runs northeast valleys of Qalajeh Mount to Gohar and Mansuri districts. In Mansuri district different springs of Malinjeh Mount join the river and run to Charlab Sorkh District. After passing some villages 31 kilometers far from the northeast of Ilam join Doab River and make Chenarch River. This river is 50 kilometers long and its source height is 1550 meter, and its slope is 8/0 percent.

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Chamava waterfall of Ilam

It is located 18 km far from Ilam-Salehabad and between Chamo and Marbareh. This spring originated from Ilam Mount and pour in Gedarkhosh River.

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Qolapikeh (Qale Pukeh) Cave of Dehloran

This cave is located near Mehran-Dehloran Road, in Anar Mounts of Dehloran. The cave entrance is so narrow and its first corridor is 40-50 meter long and the second one is 190 meters long and reaches a dead end.
The cave is 16 meter high, and its area is two thousand meters according to its vast galleries. There are some water wells in the cave which could be reached by rope and necessary equipment. The longest part of the cave is 300 meter and the entrance of people with the risk of heart attack is forbidden.

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Vali Castle of Ilam

Vali Castle is located on a hill named Chaqamirg in Pasdaran St. of Ilam. This castle is built in 1326 AH, in Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar and Poshtkuh commanders Dynasty, by Qolamreza Khan Abuqadare’s command (Lorestan Commander). Its entire area is 2500meter, foundation area is about 1500 square meter and the yard is 700 meter. The rooms are located in the east-west and north sides. It is made from brick, plaster, and marble. There is also a long inscription in which the building date which related to Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar and Abuqadareh Qolamreza Khan, Lorestan commander, Dynasty. The name of its architect, Haji Darvish Ali Kermanshahi, is also carved. The castle was renovated in its own design by the Cultural Heritage Organization and is open to the public as a cultural treasure.

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Imamzadeh Taher

This structure is located in Mehrshahr in a cemetery. It was renovated recently. Some prominent literary figures such as Ahmad Shamloo, contemporary free verse poet, and other political figures, like Safar Khan Qahramani, had been buried in this cemetery.

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Isfahan traditional food

The most popular food of Isfahan is Biryani.
The other popular food is Eshkeneh, Keledoş, Amaj, Kuymak, meat and bean, meat and lentil, Qeimeh Rizeh, Polo Mash, Mashazardak, Tas Kebab, Yakhmeh Lubia, Kufteh Baqali, Mashti Kebab, Masha Qomri, Halim Bademjan, Khoresh Mast, Alucheh Ash, Shole Beryan Zireh and etc.

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Isfahan handicrafts

Isfahan province is one of the greatest handicraft producers of Iran.
This province was center of miniature handicraft producer from old times.
Some of its art and crafts are; Brick, tile, and stucco decorative, different types of ancient calligraphy, silver and gold works, gilding, textile printing, on minarets inside and outside of the mosques, palaces, Termeh, writing different kinds of books and Quran, painting and etc.

Some of its handicrafts are; inlaid work, enamel-work, stucco work, Gere Chini, tile work, Coppersmith, fretwork, pottery, miniature, weaving, felting, carpet weaving, textile printing, etc.

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Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is one of the historical mosques of Isfahan which belonged to the Safavid Dynasty.
This structure is a great example of 11th Century AH architecture and tile work done by Mohammad Reza Isfahahani, well-known architect of Iran.
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque was built by Shah Abbas I command during eighteen years. It is located in the east of Naqsh-e Jahan Square and opposite of Ālī Qāpū Palace beside Old Masque.
Inside and outside of the structure has one of the great domes of the world which is full of tile work. Natural light and beautiful colors which are used in this structure make it a prominent structure among its own kind.
This building was built for Sheikh Lotfollah and attract so many visitors and tourists each year.

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Khaju Bridge

This bridge is located on Zayandehrud River of Isfahan.
It was built in 1060AH by Shah Abbas II. In the middle of this bridge is a building called Bigarbeyki which was built for Safavid king and his family residence. This building is still located there. In fact, Khju got its popularity from its architecture and tile work.
The bridge is 133 meters long and 12 meters wide.
Its name was Shahi Bridge early in Safavid Empire and changed to Khaju Bridge later.

Jameh Mosque of Isfahan

Jameh Mosque of Isfahan has different altars. Its famous altar has been located in the northern part of its west gallery and was built in the bedchamber of the mosque (designed for sleeping or nocturnal prayers) by Oljiato.
This bedchamber is also known as Oljiato Masque and has an altar which is so famous and an example of Iranian art and talent. Oljiato was the name of Sultan Mohammad Khodabande, who chose this name; “Khodabande” after he had converted to Islam. On the famous altar of the mosque, the name of Khodabande and his scientist minister, Mohammad Savi, and the year it had been built, 710 AH, is carved.
The bedchamber belonged to Mozaffari Dynasty. The altar is considered as one of the masterpieces in stucco work of Iran. It is trimmed with a beautiful inscription, different vegetable paintings and etc.

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