The tour in Kerman starts with an excursion to Shah-Nematollah Vali Shrine, Shah Nematollah Vali is the name of an Iranian mystic and poet. He died in 1431 at the age of 100. The shrine is famous for its calm atmosphere and the beautiful 15^th –century architecture. The next destination is Shazdeh Garden (Princess Garden). This fantastic green garden is shining in the heart of desert. The building and the structure dates back to Qajar era (1850). Then, Ganj Ali Khan Bathhouse is the name of a museum which is stablished in 1611. Ganj Ali Khan Bathhouse is located in the corner of a big square where you could find Kerman grand bazaar and many traditional restaurants and teahouses over there. This place is just a good example of Kermani’s architecture. Today’s last stop in Kerman is at Gonbad-e-Jabaliyeh (Jabalie on rock dome). This beautiful dome is located in the middle of city. Its reputation is because of the unique structure and architecture of Sassanid dynasty.