Abhari House Khansar

Abhari House is one of the sights of Khansar with a history of about 220 years, showcasing traditional Iranian architecture with beautiful and elegant painting and plaster decorations. Mohammad Baqer Abhari built this house on a land of 800 square meters with 4 facades. To enter Abhari House, you must enter from the western facade, which has a gem-shaped vestibule inside. On the northern and southern facades of Abhari House, there is a hall, and on the southern facade, you see a decorated veranda with painting and plaster. It has now been converted into the Cultural Heritage and Tourism Office. Since Abhari House no longer serves its previous function and is more like a cultural office than a historical building, you cannot visit all parts of the house and must be careful to visit during working hours. Restrooms, a fountain, a cafe restaurant, and wooden benches are part of the facilities of Abhari House, and visiting this house is free.