The Persian Caravanserai is a UNESCO World Heritage Site made up of 54 components around Iran.

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Just as there are motels and truck stops along today's highways around the world, the roads in historical Persia - today's Iran - had many caravanserais, roadside inns where voyagers could eat and sleep. In 2023, 54 especially important, well preserved and/or architecturally interesting ones were listed as a world heritage site.

A typical caravanserai has several buildings, including stables for the caravans' horses and camels, grouped around a central courtyard. Some are quite large, able to accommodate several caravans. Some are in towns; the more rural ones are often fortified against the local bandits.

See also: Silk_Road#Sleep, Persian Empire

Sites

• 1 Deyr-e Gachin. (updated Sep 2023)

• 2 Noushirvān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 3 Āhovān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 4 Parand. (updated Sep 2023)

• 5 Robāt-e Sharaf. (updated Sep 2023)

• 6 Anjireh Ājori. (updated Sep 2023)

• 7 Anjireh Sangi. (updated Sep 2023)

• 8 Abbās Ābād Tāybād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 9 Jamāl Ābād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 10 Qelli. (updated Sep 2023)

• 11 Fakhr-e Dāvūd. (updated Sep 2023)

• 12 Sheikhali Khān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 13 Maranjāb. (updated Sep 2023)

• 14 Amin Ābād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 15 Gabr Ābād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 16 Mahyār. (updated Sep 2023)

• 17 Gaz. (updated Sep 2023)

• 18 Kūhpāyeh. (updated Sep 2023)

• 19 Mazinān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 20 Mehr. (updated Sep 2023)

• 21 Zafarāniyeh. (updated Sep 2023)

• 22 Fakhr Ābād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 23 Sarāyān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 24 Qasr-e Bahrām. (updated Sep 2023)

• 25 Mayāmey. (updated Sep 2023)

• 26 Abbās Ābād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 27 Miāndasht. (updated Sep 2023)

• 28 Zeynoddīn. (updated Sep 2023)

• 29 Meybod. (updated Sep 2023)

• 30 Farasfaj. (updated Sep 2023)

• 31 Īzadkhāst. (updated Sep 2023)

• 32 Bisotūn. (updated Sep 2023)

• 33 Ganjali Khān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 34 Yengeh Emām. (updated Sep 2023)

• 35 Khājeh Nazar. (updated Sep 2023)

• 36 Goujebel. (updated Sep 2023)

• 37 Sāeen. (updated Sep 2023)

• 38 Titi. (updated Sep 2023)

• 39 Dehdasht. (updated Sep 2023)

• 40 Khoy. (updated Sep 2023)

• 41 Bāgh-e Sheikh. (updated Sep 2023)

• 42 Neyestānak. (updated Sep 2023)

• 43 Chehel Pāyeh. (updated Sep 2023)

• 44 Khān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 45 Deh Mohammad. (updated Sep 2023)

• 46 Tāj Ābād. (updated Sep 2023)

• 47 Chāh kūrān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 48 Kharānaq. (updated Sep 2023)

• 49 Rashti. (updated Sep 2023)

• 50 Borāzjān. (updated Sep 2023)

• 51 Chameshk. (updated Sep 2023)

• 52 Afzal. (updated Sep 2023)

• 53 Bastak. (updated Sep 2023)

• 54 Saʿadossaltaneh. (updated Sep 2023)

See also

• Silk Road

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