Wonderful villages in Kurdistan

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The remains of discovered works in the valley near the village show the long history of the existence of the culture and civilization of Kurdistan in the millennia BC.
One of the most attractive tourist destinations for travelers and tourists is the old villages with traditional structures and authentic gardens that the villages of Tangiver and Palangan in Kamyaran Kurdistan are a wonderful place of this category.
The two villages of Tangivar and Palangan in the city of Kamyaran each year host a large number of passengers entering Kurdistan on the Norouz and summer holidays, which tourist number has increased in the New Year.
Tangivar is located in 45 km from northwest of Kamyaran city, which is located in the middle of the path between city of Sanandaj, the capital of Kurdistan province, and Kermanshah, which is unique in terms of the richness of ancient works and the conservation of cultural symbols.
The remains of discovered works in the valley near the village show the long history of the existence of the culture and civilization of Kurdistan in the millennia BC.
The embossed pattern and embossed stone on Zinaneh Mount is one of these works, which is carved in the highest point of the mountain in an arch with a 120 m height, 170 m width and 35meter depth.
There is an embossed human carved within the arch that is 50 centimeter long and 35 cm wide, which is possibly the image of the Assyrian king, Sargon II.
This motif is half-shaped with a cylindrical hat that has put its right foot in front, and its right hand is raised to the north and northeast of the arch and holds the left hand against the abdomen.
There is a cuneiform inscription in the arch that begins at front of relief's mouse, and it covers a part of the hair and covers it from face to under its foot and whole body is covered by the inscription.
This inscription is in ancient Assyrian language, describing the victories of the king and referring to different parts of the city and the villages that were seized and destroyed in the war. According to experts, the evidence indicates that this inscription dates back to the second millennium BC.
Uraman Document is one of the other works discovered in the Tangivar Valley, which was acquired in 1305 by a person named Hossein in the cave in the area.
The person finds a crockery full of millet grain which had a piece of writing among millets, on the Parthian Pahlavi on the deer's skin, written in 120 BC and later, it was renamed Uraman Document.
This writing contains a contract between two people, called Thapespack and Avayel for buying a gold land costing $ 45 Dirham and all witnesses of contract had written their names in it. This document is currently being held at the Berlin Museum.
Palangan Castle is another very old monument of the Tangivar Valley, which still has remains of rooms, fire temples and bridges.
The works discovered in the castle, such as the great stone gate and the remnants of bridges built on the river, date back to the pre-Islamic period. The head of the Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization of Kurdistan states on the use of this castle: There is evidence that shows this castle was used in the 564 by Khosrowkhan Ardalan, one of the rulers of the Kurdistan Region.
According to him, this castle has been proper to use till the tenth century. The village of Palangan, which is adjacent to Tangivar, is a staircase in terms of architecture that splits the Tangivar River into two parts.
In 800 meters from southwest of the village there are the Sheikh Khatoun, Sheikh Omar, and Sheikh Alaaddin water springs, which are located along the river and the high mountains that create beautiful landscape.
The lifestyle of the peoples of these two villages, clothing and the current culture and their different rituals all reflect the deep roots of the people of this land to the distant past. Kamyaran city in Kurdistan province, in addition to these 2 villages, have other tourist attractions for tourists as well.
The shrine of Akashe in 45 km from northwest of Kamyaran is one of the city's most prominent places of pilgrimage and entertainment.
This pilgrimage site is located on the Kamyaran road to Marivan in the village of Kashtar, and people in the area believe that Akashe, who was one of the companions of the Prophet (pbuh), came to the area from Syria. This shrine has a special respect by the people of the region.
Shaho habitat with height of 3,390 m is the highest point of Kurdistan province and Lake Gavoshan Dam and Sirvan River are natural places of tourism in Kamyaran city.
The famous healing water shrine named Bayes Perhne in 3 km from the Kamyaran Road to Sanandaj is another tourist attraction and religious place in the city of Kamyaran.