Qazvin_-_Chehel_Sotun.jpg

Description The 16th century Chehel Sotun pavillon in Qazvin, Iran. It's the last remain of the palace of the first safavid king, Shah Tahmasp; it was heavily restored by the Qajars in the 19th century.
Date Taken in May 2002
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Author Philippe Chavin ( Simorg )
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