Izad-Khast Castle
Iran, Iran
Izad-Khast Castle is an ancient adobe fortress in Fars Province, Iran, built during the Sasanian era and set along the historic Silk Road.
It forms part of the larger Izadkhast complex, which also includes a caravanserai and a Safavid-period bridge, and the site is noted for its unusual hilltop setting and layered history from the Sasanian to Qajar periods. The castle is also known for being one of the largest mud-brick structures in the world and for its strong defensive position on natural bedrock.
Location
G47H+GQ4, Izadkhast, Fars Province, Iran
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