My hotel is in Kashan’s old city, which is a great place to explore on foot. Just outside the hotel door is an interesting alley.
A few kilometers from Kashan is Fin Garden, a tranquil place with many fountains, pools, and water channels.
Kashan is blessed with a number of very large Qajar era houses with the typical over the top style of the that period.
Kahn-e Borujerdi:
Kahn-e Ameriha:
Kahn-e Tabatabei:
Nearby is the old city wall and and an ice house.
Some dark clouds are moving in.
The Haman-e Sultan Mir Ahmad is a large, restored, historical bathhouse with a very feisty woman at the ticket desk. I guess the poster reminding women to adhere to the Islamic dress code wasn’t there by accident.
The roof of the Haman with its many domes is very photogenic.
Later in the day a thunder storm brings strong winds and a bit of rain.
The mural is a bit creepy.
In the afternoon I mingle with the election campaigners again.
Some of the election posters:
The Kamal-ol-Molk square fountain with modern LED lighting puts on a show of ever changing colors.
I return to my hotel around 10pm.
