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Bagh-e Qushkhaneh Minaret

Bagh-e Qushkhaneh Minaret, 14th-century minaret in District 7, Isfahan, Iran

The Bagh-e Qushkhaneh Minaret is a cylindrical tower from medieval times in Isfahan, built from brick, adobe, and mortar. The structure reaches 38 meters high and displays a distinctive pattern of interlocking bricks in its lower sections.

The tower was built between 1330 and 1350 during the Ilkhanid period, a time of architectural advancement in the region. It stood near a former city gate and was part of a larger complex that included a mausoleum.

The structure reflects Ilkhanid design principles where craftsmanship and decoration came together. Visitors can see the remaining blue tilework near the top, showing how such towers once looked when fully adorned.

The tower can be observed from multiple spots around Isfahan, particularly from squares in the city center area. Early morning or late afternoon visits offer the best light for seeing the brick patterns clearly.

The brick arrangement in the lower section follows a special interlocking pattern that provided extra strength to the structure. This technique was typical of builders from that era and represents craftsmanship rarely seen in modern construction.

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Location
Official opening
14 century
Architectural style
Ilkhanid architecture
Height
38 m
Made from material
brick, adobe, mortar, tile
GPS coordinates
32.68150,51.69172
Latest update
December 14, 2025 17:40
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