Pari Castle Malayer

Pari Castle is one of the sights of Malayer or Bolandeh Castle, an ancient area in the village of Pari (Piruz). The village of Piruz (Pari) is the birthplace of Karim Khan Zand and a relic of the Zand era. Pari Castle was first discovered by Engineer Hakimi in 1970. On Pari hill, there are graves dating back to the first millennium AD. The type of tombstones and the designs on them are reasons for the uniqueness of this historical attraction. There are about 150 ancient graves in Pari Castle, made of igneous stone and rectangular in shape. The engraved designs on the tombstones of Zand women are in the form of combs, mirrors, seals, rosaries, and prayer rugs. On the men's graves, designs of hookahs, daggers, guns, and horses can be seen. The water supply system of Pari Castle is another wonder of this historical attraction. The water engineering of Piruz Malayer Castle is very similar to the Fin Bath of Kashan.