Qara Kelisa has a special feature of Armenian architecture and is one of the most valuable historical monuments in the country in terms of volume and technique.
Near the city of Basht, in a village called Shush, there are two stone pillars on a low hill, which is one of the tourist attractions of this region from "Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad" province.
This arch is located next to an old and narrow road that is a short distance from the main road of Sarpol-e Zahab to Kermanshah. There is no other building around the archway for a relatively long distance, and this factor has added to its attractive appearance.
The 2500-meter building of Baghcheh Jogh Palace is built in the middle of a garden with an area of 11 hectares and is one of the masterpieces left from the late Qajar period.
Meymand village in Kerman province is one of the villages that has been created with the least materials and only by creating holes and rooms in the heart of stone.