The columns surrounding the Temple of the warriors.
The temple of the warriors consists of a pyramid surrounded by columns depicting warriors.
The Temple of Kukulkan (also named El Castillo - the castle) is dominating the whole site of Chichen Itza.
El hombre de fuego (Man of Fire, 1936-39), is one of the murals by the famous mexican artist Jose Clemente Orozoco.
The famous blue mosque has been under reconstruction since the beginnings of the 20th century after being almost completely destroyed by an earthquake in the 1700's.
The structure is now rehabilitated to its full splendor, and restoration of blue tiles inside is still under work.
This dining room is located in one of the Palaces of the Saad Abad Complex
Visiting the whole complex gives you an insight on how the last king of Iran was living between the second world war and 1979.
Palacio Clavijero, dating back to colonial times, used to be school, a warehouse and a prison before hosting the state government offices as it does today. You can also find great exhibits from time to time in its galleries.
Tehran's Grand bazaar is an important place of commerce for Tehranis, Iranians, travelling merchants and - increasingly - tourists.
In the carpet section, you can find every possible design, size or quality of carpets. Just be sure to know a little about rugs before buying, as the quality and prices vary greatly.
Persepolis was an ancient ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire. The earliest remains of the city date from around 515 BC.
Tachara palace was built by Darius I, and completed by his sucessors.
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