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Farahabad-e Kheyl
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Farahabad-e Kheyl is a village renowned for the remains of the Farahabad Palace, a Safavid-era complex built in the 17th century. The ruins include parts of the royal residence, gardens, and a bathhouse, set against a backdrop of rice paddies and mountains. Visitors can explore the crumbling brick walls and imagine the grandeur of the Safavid court. The site offers a tangible connection to Iran's imperial past and a serene countryside setting.
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- Explore the atmospheric ruins of the Safavid palace and its bathhouse
- Photograph the arched gateways and remaining decorative tilework
- Enjoy views of the surrounding rice fields and Alborz foothills
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