Parisa and Dina made a trip to Nashtifan for the first time (part 1)

From Torbat-e-Jam, we went out to Khaf ... we were supposed to be the guests of Puryaghoub residence ... Before we arrived in Khaf, we checked and saw that the residence is before Khaf ... and the bus was going close to it ... The name of the city was "Nashtifan" ... When we entered the city, we were surprised... we could not believe that there is such a place and we have not even heard from it ... the city of wooden windmills.. it can be said that it is probably the oldest windmills in the world that are more than a thousand years old in This city! Behind the windmills, the ancient Zoroastrian cemetery and the aqueduct next to it, which is still used ... We were so dumbfounded by how beautiful and quality these mud-brick buildings play with the form ... I wondered how, even after six years of studying architecture, even our books didn'tmention it : | When we arrived at the residence ... a kind gentleman got out of the car and greeted us ... Mr. Pouryaqoub ... one of the purest people I have ever seen ... their residence building was right in front of the windmills and the historical area of Nashtifan ... even windmills could be seen in the yard ... This residence was originally the house of Mr. Pouri Yaghoub's father, which has now become an eco-tourism ... Apart from the beauty of the architecture and traditional spaces inside, Mr. Pouryaghoub's family was one of the most beautiful people I saw in my life. .. You know the soil of this city is magical ... its people are magical ... its architecture ... its engineering ... its beauty and form ... whatever I say is small ... very little ... Before, Yazd and Bushehr were cities for me that They were very strangely vibrant... now Nashtifan has been added to them.