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Semnan citadel gate

Semnan citadel gate: a gate to historySemnan Citadel Gate, the only survivor of the magnificent Semnan Citadel, is like a jewel in the heart of the desert that attracts many pilgrims and tourists every year. This gate, located in the center of Semnan, is a relic of the Qajar era and was built in 1280 AH by the order of Naseruddin Shah Qajar.Architecture:The architecture of Semnan citadel gate is an example of Qajar era architecture. This gate consists of two brick towers with a height of 18 meters, which are connected by a crescent arch. The facade of the gate is decorated with beautiful brickwork and tiling. Above the gate, there is an inscription in Nastaliq script, which has the date of construction of the gate and the name of Naseruddin Shah Qajar engraved on it.Decorations:The decorations of Semnan Citadel gate are among the most beautiful decorations of historical gates in Iran. The brick and tile work of this gate has a special elegance and beauty. Slime, geometric and flower and bush designs have been used in the brickwork of the gate. Gate tiling also includes slime, geometric and flower and bush designs and turquoise, azure and white colors are used in it.user:Semnan citadel gate was used as the main entrance of Semnan city in the past. This gate was also the location of the city guards. Caravans and travelers had to pass through the citadel gate to enter the city of Semnan.Importance:Semnan citadel gate as one of the symbols of Semnan city is registered in the list of national monuments of Iran. This gate, in addition to its historical value, is also important in terms of architecture and art. The gate of Semnan citadel is a symbol of the magnificence of the Qajar era and is a relic of Iran's ups and downs history.

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