Isfahan at a glance: Naqshjan Square, symbol of Iranian civilization

Following a trip to the east and center of my country this year, one of the cities in our travel program was to visit the city of Isfahan. Although I had traveled to this city and the province before, it is so beautiful and has a beautiful tourist attractions.

Isfahan is really a historic city, and is full of sightseeing. His architect is very eye -catching, especially the role of the world and his famous bridges like Cibs Pol. It has both traditional and a cool historical feeling. One feels that a piece of Iran is still there. They call her half the world, because it really has a lot to do.

When I arrived in Isfahan, the first place to be a priority for me and I want to see it sooner, the role of the role of the role. Isfahan will not be complete without seeing the role of the world. As soon as you approach it, you feel a strange feeling, as if you were entering a piece of history. The greatness and beauty you see with a glance, shatters.

I tried to photograph you from several angles at different distances. When I was taking pictures, I couldn't believe it. Like a postcard, my mobile phone was recorded.

In two consecutive days, I took these photos and was selected by my phone gallery.

Along with the two of the most amazing mosques in Iran: Imam Mosque with its azure dome and its bright minarets as if they were greeting for the sky, and the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, the smaller but more tiles.

The Kaisariyeh market, with that huge porch and brick arches, knows right in the north. When you enter it, the smell of spice, the sound of copper hammers, and the orange light on the corridors of the tight corridors, make a journey in the heart of history.

This is not just a monument, a living canvas; It is both an architect, a life, a past and a past. The silence of the domes is confused with the voices of the people, and everything is a strange harmony, just like a wordless music.

I took this photo of Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque to showcase the beauty of the tall minarets of Imam Mosque.

The Imam Mosque and the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, like two different poems, both come out of the heart of a poet; Full of meaning, full of secret. Each of them has a different style, space, and a different goal, but when they look at the field of the world, there is a silent conversation.

The Imam Mosque, where you see some photos above, is great, it is glory, as if it were built to say "here is the height of Iranian art."
Its entrance is angled.
Its dome, large, double -sided and entirely covered with turquoise tiles and Islamic paintings. The minarets beat and when the sound is played, it falls into the whole space.
Inside the bed, the columns and the altar with the mosaic tile, a piece of art for himself. Light is down from the windows above the dome and makes a soft, spiritual light.

After visiting the world's role, I went to the High Palace
I first photographed this place before arriving at different angles. In his big and stone, the first thing he was in the eye, with all the details that were the method. One thing that feels in this palace is that everything is carefully designed to give Adam a great feeling.

Inside the palace, the stone stairs that rise to the classes are very interesting. With every step I went up, the sound of the leg was lost, and it was only the sound of the wind that wrapped in the open space and the silence of the palace.

When I reach the second floor, the great Ivan's space really takes one to the heart of history. At that time, from above, the field was very special. It could be felt as if the whole city is in your hands.

On the last floor, I entered the music hall. The ceilings and walls were full of paintings, as if the artists at that time were so beautiful to make the space so beautiful and different. When I was standing in that space, I felt that the sound of the instruments was coming from the walls and as the courtes were listening to music, I was drowned in that space.

When I came out of the palace, I had a very special feeling. It was not just a monument here, it was a world full of story and art that you could easily communicate with.

I mean, I didn't know how to take a picture! You can shoot in such a place like Awesome, where everything is full of details. For example, it came to my mind that it was better to take a picture of different angles to find a depth. Light is very effective, if you shoot at sunrise or sunset, the photos will get much more beautiful. Even if the photos I took were not perfect, it still makes me feel valuable.

Well, I'm finishing this photography session here. Today, I enjoyed seeing the beauties of the field and around it and took good photos. But Isfahan has many sights that I still have to visit. I will go to the next opportunities for the thirty -three bridges, the Khaju Bridge and other places I have not yet gone. Hopefully the photos I took today will be memorable for me and on the next trips I can visit the beauty of this city.

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Text & photography :@azamsohrabi