Kermanshah
Kermanshah is a city of carved rock. At Taq-e Bostan, Sasanian kings hunt boar across the walls of two arches. At Bisotun, Darius had his victories cut high into a cliff in three languages.
Our articles cover both, along with the tile panels of Tekyeh Moaven al-Molk and the Anahita Temple at Kangavar, on the road towards Hamedan. Bring an appetite for nan-e berenji, the city’s rice-flour biscuits. Our Kermanshah travel guide has the rest.
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Taq-e Bostan, Kermanshah
Discover Taq-e Bostan - the stunning ancient site in Kermanshah - and explore an era of grandeur. Featuring natural springs…
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Behistun Inscription: Darius I, Languages and Visitor Guide
Fascinating Behistun Inscription in Kermanshah, an extraordinary testament to the past, offering insights into the language and history.
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Tekyeh Moaven al-Molk in Kermanshah
Tekyeh Moaven al-Molk: A Journey into Kermanshah's Cultural Tapestry. Step inside the enchanting world of this iconic landmark, where art,…
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Explore the Anahita Temple in Kermanshah
Explore the stone platform, stairways and columns at Kangavar's Anahita monument, with a source-based explanation of its debated date and…
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Kermanshah Travel Guide
Kermanshah travel guide: Explore Kermanshah's heritage, from the awe-inspiring Taq-e Bostan to the ancient Bisotun inscription.
