The buildings of this complex are one of the most beautiful Islamic historical monuments in Iran in the Safavid era and is one of the most important ancient monuments in the country.
This cave has been dug to transfer water from the mountainous areas south of the village and is unique in its kind. This cave is known in the local language as Giri Konar or Behdeh.
Blue Mosque according to the inscription on its entrance; It was built in 870 AH, during the reign of Sultan Jahanshah, the most powerful ruler of the Qara Quyunluyan dynasty.
Eshkaft-e Salman Cave is actually two cave entrances, one of which is much larger than the other. The caves are not very deep and at the deepest point of the caves there is enough light to see.
One of the most important attractions of this tourist area is its water springs, which, after merging, create a large river, which has become a factor for the creation of large gardens downstream of this promenade.