The City of Maragheh at a glance - پورتال انگلیسی
The City of Maragheh at a glance
Maragheh is one of the vast garden cities (Bagh Shahr) of Iran and the second largest city in the province of East Azerbaijan, after Tabriz. Once the capital of Iran, Maragheh is located at the southern foot of the beautiful Sahand Mountain and on the bank of the Sufi Chay River. The city enjoys pleasant weather throughout the year, with lush green mountains, numerous historical sites, and over 300 ancient monuments and towers.
Among its famous historical landmarks are the Observatory of Maragheh, Red Dome, Blue Dome, Ghafari Dome, Circular Tower, Temple of Maragheh, Ohadi Maragheyi Tomb, Pigeon Cave, and Huvans Church. Maragheh, often referred to as the "paradise of fossils," the "universe of history," and the "ancient Persian land," has always been a focal point for the study and teaching of science, literature, and art.
Many notable figures have hailed from Maragheh, including Abdul Qadir Maraghi, Khaje Nasiruddin Tusi, and Ohadi Maraghi. Today, the city continues to nurture great professors and scholars. Since ancient times, Maragheh has served as a gateway to Iranian culture.
Among its famous historical landmarks are the Observatory of Maragheh, Red Dome, Blue Dome, Ghafari Dome, Circular Tower, Temple of Maragheh, Ohadi Maragheyi Tomb, Pigeon Cave, and Huvans Church. Maragheh, often referred to as the "paradise of fossils," the "universe of history," and the "ancient Persian land," has always been a focal point for the study and teaching of science, literature, and art.
Many notable figures have hailed from Maragheh, including Abdul Qadir Maraghi, Khaje Nasiruddin Tusi, and Ohadi Maraghi. Today, the city continues to nurture great professors and scholars. Since ancient times, Maragheh has served as a gateway to Iranian culture.
