Bam Citadel in photos, 11 years after killer earthquake

The historical Bam Citadel in photos eleven years after the 2003 earthquake.

The ancient city of Bam in Kerman, which is home to Arg-e Bam (the historical Bam Citadel), is lively and still standing strong 11 years after the 2003 earthquake. The reconstruction and renovation process of the city continues to progress.

The following are the pictures the Islamic Republic News Agency released on December 27 of the historical city more than a decade after the devastating earthquake:

 

 

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