A look at Iran culture from bathhouse

The Qajar Bathhouse is a historical site in Iranian province of Qazvin transformed into a museum.

The bathhouse was built during the Safavid era by one of the then-commanders named Amirghone Khan. He was from the Qajar tribe and, for this reason, the historical place is known as the Qajar bathhouse.

This bathhouse had been operational for many years before it was turned into a museum of anthropology. A part of the museum is dedicated to Qazvin rituals and customs such as Tazieh, picking grape, festivities, wedding and mourning ceremonies.

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