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Iran
Esfahan
Bozorg Bazaar
 The Ali Minaret is the oldest in Iran (11th century) and is 52m high.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 The Shrine of Harum Vilayet is at the northern end of the Bozorg Bazaar.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Images of famous Ayatollahs.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Detail of tiled imams.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 The gateway entrance to the shrine.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Detail of inlay tile work.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 The prayer hall has wall paintings showing human figures.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Human figures are unusual in an Islamic tomb.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Wall painting of Harum Vilayet.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Rendition of the Prophet (with no facial features).
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Pilgrim praying at the tomb.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Shrine of Harum Vilayet
 Detail from the tomb.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
 Making Esfahani Biryani.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
 Group of friends.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
 Bread seller.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
 Young man with CIA t-shirt.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Jameh Mosque is the largest in Iran and was added to over many centuries.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Southern Iwan (gate) has Safavid tiles on a Mongol gate with a Seljuk dome.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Detail of the tiles on the Southern Iwan.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Mongolian style stalactite mouldings under the Southern Iwan.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Hypostyle Prayer Hall.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Hypostyle Prayer Hall has elaborate brickwork.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 One of the many ceiling patterns made from bricks in the Seljuk style Hypostyle Prayer Hall.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Circular brick work on the ceiling of the Hypostyle Prayer Hall.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The two level courtyard.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Detailed tile work.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Patterns beneith the Western Iwan (gate).
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Western gate's wall.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The room of Sultan Uljeitu with its carved prayer niche.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The spectacular brickwork on the ceiling of the Sultan Uljeitu room.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Timurid style Winter Hall dates from 1448.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Seljuk style Northern Iwan has simple geometric patterns.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Woman.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Multi-level coloured tiles.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Patterned ceiling.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Inscription from the Quran.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The brick prayer hall in the northern area of the mosque.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 Coridor in the northern area of the mosque.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jameh Mosque
 The Taj al-Molk Dome dates from the 11th century and is considered the finest brick dome ever built.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 The River Zayandeh runs through Esfahan.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 The river is crossed by a number of 17th century stone bridges.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Both banks of the river have been converted to well manicured parkland.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 The Si-o-Seh Bridge has 33 arches was was built in 1602.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 The northern entrance to the bridge.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 The bridges of Esfahan are famous for their tea houses.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 Having tea.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 The bridge is 298m long and is pedestrian only.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 Woman.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 A group of young men.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 The two level bridge from one of the riverside parks.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 Eating ice cream.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Si-o-Seh Bridge
 Woman.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Parks adorn both banks of the river.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Well manicured park.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Girl exercising by the river.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Chess match.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Man pondering his next chess move.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Man relaxing.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 The river is popular with the population of the city.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Chubi Bridge
 The Chubi Bridge dates from 1665.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Chubi Bridge
 The Chubi Bridge is 150m long and has twelve arches.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Chubi Bridge
 The bridges are popular meeting places for couples.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Chubi Bridge
 The bridge from the park.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Chubi Bridge
 Bastion.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Family enjoying a riverside picnic.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Well kept riverside park.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Couple having a picnic.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 The Khaju Bridge is 110m long and was built in 1650.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 One of two decorated bastions.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Decoration on the bridge.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 The Khaju Bridge regulates the flow of the river with sluices.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 The bridge is decorated with tiles.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Women on the bridge.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 The southern end of the bridge.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Tiled arches on the upper level.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Three women.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Having a picnic.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 View from the lower level.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Tiles.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 View of the river.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 Waiting for a friend.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 People relaxing and sheltering from the Sun.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 View from the northern bank.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
Khaju Bridge
 The riverside park from the bridge.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Couple in the park by the Khaju Bridge.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Women having lunch by the river.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Garden by the river.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Roses are very popular in Iran.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Zayandeh River
 Desert hills overlook the river.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
 Cafe in Jolfa, the Armenian district.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 Vank Cathedral is the main church of Esfahan's Armenian community.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 A clocktower guards the entrance.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 Tiles at the entrance of the cathedral.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 The cathedral dates from 1655 and is a blend of Christian and Islamic styles.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 The brick dome.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 The belltower.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 Exterior paintings.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Vank Cathedral
 The painted interior of the cathedral.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Cathedral Museum
 The Museum of Armenian Culture.
2010
Iran
Esfahan
Jolfa
Cathedral Museum
 Display about the Armenian genocide of 1915.
2010

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