Abyaneh
Iran, Iran
Abyaneh is a very old village in Iran, located on the slopes of the Karkas Mountains in Isfahan province, near Kashan and Natanz.
It is famous for its reddish mud-brick houses, which get their color from iron-rich local soil, and for its stepped layout, narrow alleys, and strong preservation of traditional life. The village is often described as an open-air museum because it has kept ancient architecture, local customs, and historic buildings such as old mosques and a Zoroastrian fire temple.
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Abyaneh, Isfahan Province, Iran
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