Atashgah Mountain
It has a brick room with eight corners, each corner has a window facing outside. Zoroastrian priests placed the eternal fire in this room. Now from this window, you can see the entire city beneath your feet. The impressive grandeur of the building is visible from kilometers away, right above the Atashkadeh mountain. Since no path is specified for climbing the mountain, visitors to this tourist attraction must find their own way to the top and reach it with some hiking.
Many historians, writers, and ancient geographers have mentioned this fire temple, which is one of the 7 great and important fire temples of the Sassanid era, in their books.
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