Siba Hammam

The Siba Hammam features brick and rubble construction with intricate tile work, spacious internal sections, and traditional domed architecture characteristic of Persian bathhouses.

Built around 1600 during the Safavid dynasty, this hammam served as a rest center for government officials and merchants traveling along sea ports and desert routes.

The bathhouse functioned as a central gathering place where local residents participated in traditional cleansing rituals and engaged in community discussions.

Located at coordinates 27.08575 latitude and 54.484222 longitude in Bastak County, the structure maintains its original architectural elements from the 17th century.

The facility incorporated natural hot springs with medicinal properties, where practitioners used herbs and essential oils to treat various skin conditions and joint ailments.

Location: Bastak County

Official opening: 16 century

Architectural style: Safavid architecture

Made from material: brick, rubble

GPS coordinates: 27.08575,54.48422

Latest update: March 14, 2025 11:36