Gunbarf Stepping Village
The village of Gunbarf, from Tabriz, which takes the route to the village of Gunbarf, is about two hours away; this route should not be missed especially during the summer. Where the river and the mountains come together, the nature has created one of its privileged masterpieces, and the village of Gunbarf is in the symbol of pure nature. The Seel Chai River, located on the slopes of Sahand Mountains, has brought the pristine nature to the area. The style of the house architecture is a step on the mountainside. Some flower gardens are stairs and give life to hunt for moments. The best time to visit is spring and summer.
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Doghijan village
Doghijan village is located in Marand city. The altitudes of the village of Doghijan include natural attractions such as the waterfall and the spring of the Ab Sefid (White Water), the Doghijan Cave and beautiful forest and valley. The Doghijan cave is a kind of cave, consisting of two halls, one of which is kind of stalactites and beautiful stalacmites, and has a completely mud floor and another hall of dry cervid pearls with dried leaves and animal bones.
Historic House of Ali Misio
There is a historic house in Tabriz known as Ali Misio house which was the core place of making secret decisions for the constitutional revolution by the intellectual leader of the revolution who was Ali Misio; the owner of the mentioned house. (Ali Misio and his three sons and segatoleslam with a few of constitutionalists hung in Tabriz.) This house is a two-story building with an asymmetric plan, which is characterized by its distinctive features, the connection between the inner and outer courtyards separated by a wall, while in most of the old houses there is an architectural space between the inner and outer courtyards.
The Historic House of Seghat al-Islam
The historical house of Seghat al-Islam Tabriz belongs to Mirza Ali Aqa Tabrizi, known as Seghat al-Islam Tabrizi, a great scholar of Azerbaijan, who was hanged during the constitution by the Russians. Seghat al-Islam's house architecture is one of the most unique architectures in Tabriz's historic palaces. This building is constructed in three floors (basement, ground floor and first floor), framed brick, as well as windows with bricks of beautiful designs in different designs, and on September 29, 2002 has registered in the list of national works of Iran.
The Tomb Mosque
The Tomb Mosque of Tabriz was formerly known as the Shah mosque. The Tomb mosque dates back to more than five hundred years. The tomb mosque is one of the most prosperous mosques in the Tabriz Bazar, and the most important speeches and religious-political parties of the Bazar in the years after the Islamic Revolution took place in this mosque. The mosque was registered on October 2, 2001 at No. 4195 in the National Iranian Book List.
