Robat-e Chah Hoz

🐫 Caravanserai

Birjand area, South Khorasan

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Robat-e Chah Hoz is a historic Qajar-era robat (roadside inn) in the Birjand area of South Khorasan Province. It belongs to the group of old travellers' stops that mattered for the rest of travellers and their animals before today's roads and vehicles.

When was it built?

The robat dates back to the Qajar era and was added to Iran's National Heritage List on 2 October 2001 as number 4138.

What was it built for?

Robats were used as stopping places on a journey and as shelter for travellers and caravans. Travellers on the overland roads found a place here to rest, keep their loads and look after their animals.

Good to know before you go

Ask local people about the way to the building before you go.
Ask the person in charge whether you can go in and which parts may be visited, and don't enter private or closed spaces.
Don't lean on the old walls, and don't cross unstable parts or fences to see inside the building.

🕘 Opening hours

Unknown

🎫 Entry

Unknown

⏱️ Time to spend

About 40 minutes (typical for this kind of place)

This page is a translation of our Persian guide to this place, where visitors also leave reviews. Last checked: 6 November 2026.