Khan al-Rubu', Caravanserai in Iraq
Khan al-Rubu' is an ancient caravanserai located in Iraq.
Built during the Abbasid period, Khan al-Rubu' served as a resting place for travelers.
This site reflects the historical significance of trade routes in the region.
Although it's currently in ruins, Khan al-Rubu' remains a site of archaeological importance.
Despite its dilapidated state, the structure's remaining arches highlight the Abbasid architectural style.
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