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Southeastern Ardal, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari
Ardal Bathhouse is a historic public bath in southeastern Ardal, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari. It recalls a time when the public bath was part of neighbourhood life. Consider both its original purpose and the roof restored to help protect the building.
Its exact construction date is unknown, but the building is attributed to the Qajar to early Pahlavi periods. It was nationally listed on 2 August 2005 under number 12420. A phase of restoration and improvement was completed in September 2015.
Public bathhouses provided washing facilities and met everyday needs before private bathrooms became widespread. Keeping washing spaces warm and managing moisture matter in this type of building. This makes roof maintenance and drainage important parts of their conservation.
The restoration went beyond appearance. It included reducing structural loads, channel work and roof work. Maintaining the roof of an old building helps prevent further damage from water and moisture.
🕘 Opening hours
Unknown
🎫 Entry
Unknown
⏱️ Time to spend
About 45 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: 8 November 2026.