Shah Mosque, Isfahan

The Shah Mosque, also known as Imam Mosque, located in Isfahan, Iran, is a stunning example of Islamic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Constructed during the Safavid period under the order of Shah Abbas I in the early 17th century, it is situated on the south side of Naghsh-e Jahan Square. The mosque is renowned for its magnificent tile work and seven-color mosaic tiles, which create a visually stunning effect. Its iconic feature is the main dome, which stands tall at 53 meters and is an architectural marvel for its acoustics and structural engineering. The mosque also features impressive iwans and a vast courtyard that exemplifies the elegance of Persian architecture. The Shah Mosque remains a symbol of the rich cultural and architectural history of Iran and is a major attraction for visitors and scholars alike.