Historical sites in Dale village

Belonging to the central district of Gachsaran, its geographic coordinates include east longitude of 50 degrees and 46 minutes and north latitude of 30 degrees and 33 minutes, 27 km northwest of Dogonbadan and 184 km from Yasooj.
The village extends from the south to Kaardi Mountain and from the northeast to Valiganj Mountain. It is 850 m above sea level. The climate is pleasant in spring, hot and dry in summer and rainy and mild in winter. It has 7 neighborhoods (locals) namely, Miankooh, Radak, Islamabad, Dehebozorg, Tekiye, Dehe Borj,and Dehe Bibi Karime.
Dale is a sacred and revered place with holy shrines to Bibi Karime,Imamzade Ali in Cherzu,Bibi Rashide ,Bibi Karime, Mir Hamze,Ghadamgah-e Imam Reza, and Imamzade Ebrahim, known as Aghaye Shohada.
It is the largest village in the tropical Boyer Ahmad rural district with a population of over 4,000. Persian and the Daly dialect are spoken there. The religion is Islam, Shia Jafari. It is adjacent to Aru, Marin and Abrigun villages and has spectacular and amazing scenery.
Three major tribes -- Jalali, Mohammad Bagheri, and Mashayekh -- reside in the village. They are mainly farmers and produce fruits like limes, lemons, pomegranates, grapes, figs, apricots, etc.
Dale's historical monuments include Tangasiyab,Tekiye,GhaleBorj, Dehebozorg, Shah Bahman tower and Gonbadan Gabr in Cherzu; the two last ones date back to the Sassanid Era when Rostam and Sohrab (in Shahnameh) lived.
It is noteworthy that the tropical city of Gachsaran with a population of over 124,000 is located 155 km from Yasooj, the capital of Kohkilooyeh and Boyerahmad province.