Ali Mosque Minaret Review

Located in Jamé Mosque of Isfahan, Isfahan City, Iran's Isfahan Province, the ticket is 150,000 riyals (Iranian currency). Ali mosques are generally ignored by tourists compared to other mosques in Isfahan. But compared to the famous mosque, it is actually the best place to feel the locals praying. There is also a portrait mural at the entrance, but the face is blank, and the guide explained that it is a sign of respect for Allah. Personally feel that there is a very high minaret here, do not have to come here to see it. But if you happen to pass by, go in and take a look. Transportation: Located in the city, within walking distance.

The Ali Mosque brick tower is a thousand-year-old tower, this place retains a lot of beautiful things, halal inside and outside are very interesting, the masonry structure is also particularly good.

The brick tower of Ali Mosque has a history of more than 1,000 years. It is a red blue brick structure. It is not particularly well preserved, but it is very ancient and many pilgrims who worship.

It has been a thousand years since the tower, and the preservation is not particularly intact, some are damaged, and lost the gorgeous look of the time, but there is a rustic beauty.

The brick towers of Ali Mosque are all red and blue brick structures. The masonry here is made of mud mixed, and the materials are very convenient. It has its own wind tower.