Malek Tomb

Malek Tomb

Malek Tomb is a tower-like, octagonal, probably Ilkhanid tomb located on a hill in the center of Sonqor Town in Kermanshah Province, Iran. The top part is built out of brick; the basement is made of hewn stone.

Malek mausoleum.jpg

References

Website of CHHTO of Kermanshah[1]


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