City in Khuzestan province, Iran
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Archaeological site and open air sanctuary, located in the Zagros mountain valley. There are six large rock reliefs, crafted by the ancient Elam civilization around 650 BC.
Rock reliefs within a majestic grotto, during the winter and spring season a waterfall sometimes cascades over the high cliff-face.
Ruins of a palace dating back to the Ilkhanate khanate, around 1300 AD.
Ruins of a manor from the Qajar Empire, which served as the seat for local nobles.
Izeh itself is quite compact and walking is the best option. However, many sights are located in the surrounding, quite hilly countryside and walking might not be an option. Opting for a taxi is often the best choice.
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