Experience one of Kerman’s most mysterious landmarks under the evening sky. The Dome of Jabalieh, a unique octagonal stone structure believed to date back to the early Islamic or even late Sassanid period, offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s ancient architectural heritage. At night, the monument is softly illuminated, highlighting the texture of its massive stone walls and distinctive dome. This short evening visit allows travelers to admire the monument in a quiet and atmospheric setting, perfect for photography and reflection.

A Glimpse into Kerman’s Ancient Architecture

In the evening, depart from your hotel for a short drive to the historic Dome of Jabalieh, located on the eastern side of Kerman. Surrounded by open space and beautifully lit after sunset, the monument offers a peaceful environment to explore one of the city’s most unusual architectural sites.

Take time to walk around the structure, observe the impressive stone construction, and learn about the different theories regarding its origin and historical function. After enjoying the calm atmosphere and taking photos of the illuminated monument, return comfortably to your hotel.

Note: The Dome of Jabalieh can be visited in the evening; however, the visit is usually limited to the exterior of the monument. The interior functions as a small stone-inscription museum and is generally open only during daytime visiting hours.

Approximate tour duration: 1 – 1.5 hours

Best time of operation: All year round