Iranian Mosque

Dubai, half of it is sand and half of it is the sea, you can live in the clouds or sleep on the seabed. A colorful five-star resort, you can enjoy many high-end luxury "world's most". Modern buildings, clean streets, beautiful seaside, luxury tourist facilities can be experienced here.

The Lang Mosque is angular and futuristic. At night, it looks especially good against the green neon lights. Very beautiful, rich Arabic style, can be described as gorgeous, I really like the decoration style of the exterior wall of the mosque, blue and green, the decoration inside is also very gorgeous

Iranian town: Iran is not in Iran, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The area is called Bastakiya, and its name is derived from an early Iranian town called Bastak, where many wealthy Persian merchants lived. With the discovery of oil, residents gradually left Bastakia and the region gradually fell apart.

Very good place, go see it when you have time!

The Mok Mosque is known as the Pink Mosque because of its exterior walls, which are most colorful in pink, and which was built in 1876 and is still well preserved, making it a must-visit attraction in Shiraz. In the middle of the prayer hall, there are more than a dozen oblique serpentine columns supporting the entire hall, each with carvings and intricate tile patterns. The only difference is that there are exquisite Persian carpets on the ground, and the sun shines in and directly spills on the carpet, and the color and line are perfectly combined, and they are in it as if they were in a kaleidoscope.