From Kerman to Cultural Landscape of Maymand

From Kerman to Cultural Landscape of Maymand
Day 1
Kerman is one of the largest provinces of Iran. Visiting various parts and every attraction of Kerman requires a lot of time. In this article, we have chosen a short route that starts from the center of the province and ends at one of the world heritage sites in Iran.
To reach the city of Kerman, you can opt for different vehicles such as buses and private cars, planes, and trains. Arriving in Kerman, the first place you must visit is the Ganjali Khan Complex in Kerman. Ganjali Khan Bath, Square, Kerman Grand Bazaar, Ebrahim Khan School, and Vakil Caravanserai form different parts of this spectacular complex. Then go to visit the congregational Mosque. Do not forget to include visiting the old fence of Kerman near the Ganjali Khan complex in your plan.
Those who are enthusiastic about Iranian gardens in Kerman should go to Fatahabad Garden. 
If you want to see the panoramic view of Kerman from above, be sure to drop in the Baam-e Kerman (Roof of Kerman). The forest plantation of Qaem on the Baam-e Kerman offers you a unique atmosphere to enjoy the fresh air and the full view of the city. On the way, you drop by the dome of Jabalieh, which is one of the famous monuments of the city.
Another place worth visiting in Kerman is the garden of the Harandy Museum, which dates back to the Qajar period (1789-1925). Harandy Garden Museum, in addition to its open space, includes the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Traditional Instruments.
Visit the Khorshid Factory building at night, which is now the National Library. The night lighting of this building is very stunning and it may be interesting for you to know that the architect of the entrance of Khorshid factory and the architect of the Gate of National Garden of Tehran were one person.