Khorramabad to Borujerd: Unveiling History
Exploring from Khorramabad to Borujerd, we uncover historical gems. We are starting at the Boroujerd Grand Mosque, an early Islamic marvel from the second to third centuries of the Hijri calendar. The Sultani Mosque, another historical jewel built during Fath Ali Shah Qajar’s era, echoes significance. Borujerd’s allure extends to the Iftikhar al-Islam House, a Qajar-era gem. The Kamal Tabatabai House turned museum exhibits history through brick, tile, and wood. Our journey concludes at Borujerd’s ancient market and Mugheeth al-Islam’s residence. History echoes as we rest in our hotel, enriched by the day’s exploration.
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Khorram Abad Borujerd
Day 1: Khorramabad - Borujerd Journey
Our journey commences from Khorramabad towards Borujerd, promising a day filled with historical marvels and architectural wonders.
We begin our exploration at the Boroujerd Grand Mosque, a testament to Iran’s rich cultural heritage dating back to the second to third centuries of the Hijri calendar. This architectural gem stands proudly in the historical neighborhood of Nam Du Dange, offering a glimpse into the region’s ancient past.
Continuing our journey, we visit the illustrious Sultani Mosque, a hallmark of Borujerd’s historical significance. Built during the reign of Fath Ali Shah Qajar, this mosque exemplifies exquisite architecture and cultural heritage, reminiscent of its counterparts in Qazvin and Tehran.
As we meander through the charming streets of Borujerd, we encounter the captivating historical houses, including the renowned Eftekhar Al-Islam Tabatabai’s house. Dating back to the Qajar period, this architectural masterpiece stands as a testament to the city’s rich history and cultural heritage.
After indulging in a delectable lunch at one of Borujerd’s famed restaurants, we delve further into history with a visit to the historical house of Kamal Tabatabai, now transformed into the Museum of Borujerd. Adorned with intricate bricks, tiles, and wooden embellishments, this museum offers a captivating glimpse into Borujerd’s storied past.
Our day concludes with a stroll through the old market of Borujerd and a visit to the esteemed house of Mugheeth al-Islam, offering a fitting end to a day filled with historical immersion and architectural marvels. We then retire to our hotel, reflecting on the rich tapestry of Borujerd’s cultural heritage.
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