Virtual tour of Kerman ethnological museum

Kerman ethnological museum is one of the must-see places in the city of Kerman in south-central Iran.

The museum was once a public bath for women.

The bath was named after Ganjalikhan, then-ruler of Kerman City.

The historical bath was built during the Savaid dynasty.

The museum currently displays bridal costumes of Iran’s different ethnic groups.

Iran is home to different ethnic groups such as Persians, Kurds, Lurs, Arabs, Baluchs, Turkmen, and Azeri.

While Persian is the official language of Iran, those groups speak different languages.

Here are photos that will take you to a virtual tour of the museum.

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