Tabriz
Tabriz runs on its bazaar, a UNESCO-listed maze of brick vaults where carpet dealers still trade. Our articles start in the city: Behnam House, the Qajar Museum, the clock tower of the municipality and El Goli, a pavilion on a lake.
Then they head out to Eynali mountain and Kandovan, where houses are carved into volcanic cones. Practical pieces cover the airport, the best time to visit and hotels. Our Tabriz travel guide covers the rest.
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Tabriz Travel Guide
Explore Tabriz's rich history, vibrant culture, and must-visit attractions in our comprehensive Tabriz Travel Guide. Plan your journey today!
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Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex
Walk through Tabriz Historic Bazaar's carpet halls, courtyards and brick-vaulted lanes, with architectural context and practical shopping advice.
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Why You Should Visit The Blue Mosque In Tabriz?
The Blue Mosque of Tabriz belongs to the 15th century and it is located in one of the oldest and…
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Howard Baskerville: An American Martyr in Iran
Follow Howard Baskerville’s path from teaching in Tabriz to Iran’s Constitutional Revolution, and explore the records and memorials of his…



