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Mount Atashgah or fire temple is located in the west of Isfahan, eight km from the city center.
When you travel to Isfahan, you will understand Isfahan is proud of its Safavid-period monuments, however, Mount Atashgah is one of the rare mysterious buildings which has remained from Sassanid era in Isfahan.
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Although several theories has been suggested about Menar Jonban, the technique of building the structure is still a secret for scientists.
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Before traveling to Iran, Maybe you have visited Tian-an-men in China or Red Square in Moscow or the other historic squares in the world, and you have just heard about Naghsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan.
The first glance is enough to fall in love with the beauty, peace, simplicity and the compatibility of all components.
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Maybe the museums are boring for some people but nobody should miss this one while traveling to Isfahan, in which a professional band perform a 15 minutes traditional song for the visitors.
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The amazing non-touristic museum of Assar Khane Shahi, located in the north eastern corner of Naghsh-e Jahan square through the bazaar of Isfahan, is a 380m2 monument, the remains of a 1800m2 400 years old oil extracting factory, dating back to Safavid era, built in the reign of Shah Abbas I in 1613 A.D.