Abyaneh village: This village is one of the top historical villages in the country, which is located 39 km from the center of Natanz city. It was mentioned in the previous pages.

Afshteh Collection: It is located in a neighborhood of the same name in Natanz and has many historical monuments, including the tomb of Seyyed Waqif, the tomb of Mirseyyyedd, the water reservoir, the syrup house, the bath, the house of Surgah, the Grand Mosque, Hosseinieh, and so on.

The house of Surgah was destroyed

Surgah House is located in the Afshteh neighborhood of Natanz, on a hill overlooking the Afoshteh Hosseiniyah, which has a very beautiful and green view of the beautiful Afshteh neighborhood of Natanz under its feet.

Tomb of Seyed Hassan Waqif

The tomb of Sayyid Hassan al-Husseini, known as Sayyid Waqif, has a high, octagonal tower with a beautiful turquoise dome, which is located on a hill overlooking the Afshteh neighborhood.

The dome of this mausoleum is in the form of an 8-sided brick tower and lacks tile and plastering decorations

The bathroom is on fire

The 9th-century bathhouse, located on the 9th century AH, is located at a lower level than the alley, and by walking before the entrance and stairs, you will enter a small porch with inscriptions on the opposite wall at the entrance.

The southwest porch is about 50 cm above the floor of the portico, and in the middle of each of the three porticos is a shallow water basin with a stone wall and fountain.

The syrup is poured

The fifth of these 9 beautiful and pure works is the unique syrup house. Undoubtedly, the most valuable historical monument of Natanz is undoubtedly the Timurid period.

Spilled water storage

The sixth building of this neighborhood is Ab Anbar, which is the entrance of Ab Anbar with a Roman arch 8.4 meters high and a width of 5 meters. It is 200 years old

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Natanz souvenirs include traditional food, handicrafts and more.

Ceramic: One of the industries in downtown Natanz is Ceramic, which is still manually processed. The antiquity of traditional pottery and pottery processing in Natanz dates back to 700 years ago, and some traditional workshops still operate today.

Also one of the past professions is Natanz Hallaji or the same weaving cloth, some of which are still present in some of these ancient machines. Spinning and kilim weaving is another handicraft of Natanz region, the second of which is still common in the villages and its products are sent to Kashan carpet market. Shilongari is one of the ancient works in Natanz market. Natanz City Bazaar consists of two parts, the old neighborhood of which is behind the famous bazaar, once the market of the central town of Natanz. , Still working on it.

Natanz Gift: Natanz Gift in Public Culture is an allusion to a rare example that can be witnessed by anyone or anything, but the vast majority of seniors and narrators of Natanz’s history, culture, and literature believe that Natanz’s gift is a kind of dried fruit. It is made from a fruit called algae (a peach family that is very sweet and can only be found in the villages of Natanz) and the ground walnut kernels are ground into sugar, which is called “nutmeg” in the local language, and some are called cinnamon powder. They also add pus. But many other people consider the “pear” as a gift from Natanz, because the “pear” of Natanz is unique in its taste, and this is due to the composition of the soil and the special climate of Natanz, because the pear seedlings of Natanz in the regions. They have multiplied, but their products are not of such quality… In general, the water, soil, and favorable climate of the Natanz region are such that the conditions for growing and processing provide the best kind of land and garden agricultural products, and in a word, all plant products. Natanz has the aspect of “gift". Pomegranate (with black or white skin) and Natanz walnut are other high quality products of this city; And this is in the context of the fact that due to the lack of conversion industries in this city, a large number of these products are destroyed every year.

Natanz saffron: One of the agricultural products of Natanz city that is newly cultivated in Natanz, especially in Torq Natanz region and is compatible with the climate of this region, is Natanz saffron which is of good quality and most of this product is exported. In 2009, the amount of harvest of this product from Natanz city was 1600 kg. Benefits of Cultivation This profitable plant, along with drought resistance and water scarcity in recent years, has been able to play a constructive role in the region’s economy and realize the region’s dynamism

The city of Natanz is one of the historical and central gardens of Iran, which is located in Isfahan province, in the middle of the Kashan-Isfahan road, on the slopes of the Karkas mountain and in the northwest of Ardestan. Access to the city of Natanz is possible through the old Kashan Natanz and Isfahan Natanz roads, as well as the Tehran-Natanz-Isfahan freeway and the Tehran-South transit road.

In the book “Al-Ansab", Samaani, like Yaghoot Hamavi in the book “Ma’jam Al-Baldan", has introduced Natanz as “Bladeh", meaning a small city in Isfahan. Natanz is a mixture of the Avestan words “na” or “no” (negative letter) and “tonj” meaning big and strong, and in general Natanz means “not so big and wide city” or “blade". It is said that the other root of the name of the city of Natanz is the Avestan word “Tanj” meaning a city with abundant water, Natanz is known as “the city of Tang or the city of Ghoncheh".

Elsewhere in Natanz, the city is famous for its lush greenery and mountainous landscape, and for many years it has been a safe haven for caravans passing through for sightseeing, pilgrimage and trade, and its God-given blessings such as springs, pleasant weather and Its pleasant nature, along with the hospitality and warmth of the people of this land, which is a common feature of the people of Iran, has provided the grounds for the comfort and tranquility of tourists throughout history.

Language: The language of the people of Natanz is one of the ancient dialects of Iranian languages. Their dialect is somewhat similar to that of the people of Isfahan, and at the same time has its own unique characteristics in terms of the pronunciation of words and sentences. In the villages of Natanz and its various parts, we see that people are pronouncing words in the pronunciation and pronunciation of each of them in a special way, and sometimes the dialect of some of the city’s elders is not available to others. The mood of the people of this city is completely different from that of Isfahan and the surrounding cities. In some parts of Natanz, however, the Raji dialect was used in ancient times.

Clothing: Regarding the clothing of the people of Natanz, it should be said that today, except for Abyaneh (the last village planted in the Borzrud River), which still has a large part of its past culture, other places are common.

In the future, we will publish more about the customs of the people of Natanz and its historical and religious monuments. Wait and follow us …

This spring is located on the southeastern side of the historic Finn Garden in Kashan, six kilometers from the city center, and is actually part of the aqueduct. The number of wells from the main well to the aqueduct reaches 14 rings. The discharge of the aqueduct is very high and reaches about 350 liters per second.

Each atmosphere revolves around 14 days and nights, and each day is called an arch, and each night is called an arch.

Its water is extremely smooth, but it is not suitable for drinking due to having some salts. Finn spring water has always been famous for its special qualities such as cleanliness and low brightness, as well as its constant and unchangeable quality. This spring boils from the bottom of the cliffs called Dandaneh Mountain and the gap between the gypsum and limestone quarries located six kilometers west of Kashan.

Ghamsar city is located 25 km south of Kashan and 40 km northwest of Natanz. Qamsar is one of the subdivisions of Kashan, with a population of about 40,000. The city is famous for its rose gardens, special rosewater and rose-picking ceremonies.

Ghamsar Kashan has a very pleasant climate in spring, although it is located 30 km from the desert, but due to the mountainous climate and its location at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level, as well as its existence among very high mountains, it has caused the climate. It is very versatile. Qamsar has a pleasant summer and winter with mild cold

This city is the center of production of all kinds of herbal infusions and roses in Iran, which is why it is known as the capital of flowers and rose making, and even its roses are very popular in foreign countries. For this reason, the Ghamsar rose watering festival in Kashan is held every year.

As we have said, there are many flower gardens in the city of Qamsar, and a workshop has been built next to each of these gardens to watch the rose-picking ceremony. Every year, after the weather warms up, the rose-picking ceremony begins, which is almost from mid-April to mid-May.

In Ghamsar city, there are various types of cold products, such as almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, apricots, pears, yellow plums, apple trees, pears, cherries, persimmons, grapes, peaches, and algae. Peach, bergamot (a variety of pears), varieties of Barghani plums (Bukhara), but carpet weaving and jajim weaving are other high quality products of Qamsar that you can prepare and take as a souvenir.

Ghamsar tourism works of Kashan
Qamsar Dam

This structure, which is located 5 km north of Qamsar and 30 km south of Kashan city, in the area of Qamsar river towards Kashan, is one of the attractions of Qamsar. The construction of this building is in the fifth century AH.

Bird Garden

Today, you can see bird gardens by visiting most cities, but the 10,000-hectare Qamsar Bird Garden has thousands of birds from 17 countries and native birds of Iran and the Kashan region.

khatoon House

This mansion, which has a traditional architecture, is very beautifully designed and decorated in the architectural style of the mansions of Kashan. The unique architecture has been used in the construction of this mansion. Also, the doors of this house and its entrance have a traditional style with clones and It is a porch, used in the display of straw and original Iranian paintings, and in the decorations of Mogharnas, knot making, formalization and architectural styles of different Iranian and Islamic periods have been used.

Hole or house vero

In the historic village of Muslim Abad, formerly known as Gabar Abad, in the heights of the Wall of the Mountain, pre-Islamic artifacts can be seen that were most likely religious in nature and were later used by bandits. Vero was the name of a bandit who used it as a base to control and loot caravans in the distant past due to its high altitude.

Band of Ghohrood

It is the name of an old summer area in Qamsar that has a pleasant climate and makes people happy. Qahroud Dam, 12 km south of Qahroud village, is built of stone and mortar in the middle of a deep valley that separates the two mountain ranges a short distance apart. The history of the construction of this historical dam dates back to the Safavid era.

central Mosque

 This mosque, which is located in the center of Qamsar city, is one of the religious places of the city, which is highly respected by the residents, and has its own architecture.

Imam Hassan Mosque

One of the important historical monuments of Qamsar is Imam Hassan Mosque, which has a history of nearly 700 years. The oldest part of this mosque is its altar, which has a special and beautiful plastering that has two large and small crescent arches that are built on top of each other and decorated with two Quranic inscriptions on both sides.

Shrine of Imamzadeh Suleiman

One of the Imamzadegan of Qamsar is Imamzadeh Soleiman, which is located in the lower street of Qamsar. It is interesting to know that every year during the days of Ashura and Ramadan, the people of Kashan and Qamsar enthusiastically dust the ruby of this place.

Shrine of Imamzadeh Pir Davood

This religious place is the tomb of Pir Davood, a descendant of Hazrat Ali, who is the brother of Suleiman and is located on Vali-e-Asr Street in Kashan. The magnificent building, with an area of approximately 1,000 square meters and a conical dome of 16 cracks, is decorated with turquoise tiles.

Abbasi Caravanserai 

This caravanserai, which is located near Qamsar, belongs to the Safavid period. Due to the location of this area on the ancient Silk Road, it was built by Shah Abbas for the well-being of most caravans and merchants. It is on the list of national monuments

Hassan Karr Tower

Its original name is Hassan Tarefi Tower. It was built during the reign of Qajar kings. The tower has three floors and its height is approximately 75 meters, and with its adjoining rooms, it has a total of 130 square meters under the building and can be seen from a distance.