Navab Bath in Tehran (PHOTOS)

The public bath was constructed below ground level to save energy and tap into groundwater sources.

Navab Bath, which dates back to the Qajar era, is in the vicinity of Tehran’s Grand Bazaar.

To save energy and tap into groundwater sources such as qanats and springs, the structure was built below ground level.

Originally, bricks, lime, stones and tiles were used in the construction of the public bath, during its renovation, however, cement was added to the building to strengthen its structure.

Photos of the old public bath in southern Tehran posted online by tpaa.ir:

Fatemeh Askarieh

Fatemeh Askarieh is an Iranian journalist working on a range of fields including culture, art, lifestyle, cultural heritage, and tourism. She has been working with the Iran Front Page (IFP) Media Group for 10 years, and is currently the head of the Art and Lifestyle Department.

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