Some Information about Haji Ali Masih Dalir Castle
Located in kerishki, a District of Beyram – Larestan
High stature of Haji Ali Masih historic building engages for a long time the minds of every passenger newly entered to Larestan, Lamerd, and Mohr towns in Beyram district
The ancient castle of Haji Ali Masih Na'mei in Kerishki is set up today as a historical, cultural, and artistic museum for our ancestors' items and handicrafts. With more than 6000 pieces of old objects, it is included in the list of Iran's National Monuments under reg. number 16683, in the hope to rub the time dust off the face of this territory
Building of this old castle is founded on 1250 Solar Hijrah. In old times, castles were strong and resistant forts against governmental forces; and this castle has experienced bad times at the age of Ghavom-o-saltaneh, ruler of Fars, with his troop's attacks; and now clayish walls of the castle are iterating their un-told memories, mud-brick by mud-brick, in their mute language
Constructed area of the castle is 1600 m2. While constructing the castle, a fortification of mud-brick was surrounding the castle. The four towers and ramparts as well as a moat dug around it had defensive roles. During ages, the moat and wall around the castle were destroyed as the result of expansion of Kerishki. Impregnable fortifications, semi-circled battlements, and four sky-scratching towers & ramparts are among particulars of the building. There are 4 watch towers the height of each is 12 meters, and each tower has its own sub-tower. The width of each tower reaches 16 mud-bricks, and those of the 4 walls, which connect around the towers, reach 8 mud-bricks
Watch towers, sub-towers, castle fortifications and ramparts, stable, forage store, and the rooms whose ceiling is the body of palm trees, are other things worth seeing in this ancient castle
Kerishki is a suburb of Beyram, and is one of the villages in south of Larestan town, Fars province. Geographically, Kerishki is located in district 25 of Fars, multi-number plate of the area part 6 called as Beyram in 120 km distance from north of Larestan town. Its 12 hectare area is limited in the following four lands; between geographical length of 53/000/000 to 30/53 and geographical width of 27/30 and 28/10/15
Kerishki is one of the seven villages on Na'meh Jat (Na'meh Jat is the name of a tribe who emigrated in the age of Safaviyeh from Persian Gulf beaches of Bushehr province to Beyram area in south of Fars province. They were of the largest tribes and landowners in Larestan after "Grash" khans (tribe chiefs).)
("Kerishki" is rooted in the word "Kerishki" which is the name of a local medicine.)
Kerishki is the only village of Larestan province which enjoys many service-providing, recreation, welfare, health, and historical centers. Kerishki is unique in the area in respect of concentration of service providing facilities, development and prosperity; incomparable with other areas of the town.At the entrance of Kerishki, you will be faced with Kohan Ghal'e, which has its own special beauty. At the center of Kerishki, you will find a park and Haji Ali Masih historical monument, Naqsh-e Jahan Square, and the largest anthropology museum of South Fars province. In all Kerishki alleys, trees have been planted on 1370. Local people are helpful and have contributed a lot to this flourishing.People of Krishki have close relationship with other districts and towns. All men and women of Kerishki are relatives from one tribe. They are talented, hospitable, educated, in a way that you will notice their sociable mood upon entering the village ; Connective roads to Kerishki are
Kerishki to Lamerd town and Alamerdasht district 42 km (Persian)
Kerishki to center of Beyram 5 km
Kerishki to center of the town 120 km
Kerishki to center of the province 380 km
Kerishki Public Service-Providing Centers
house of health
telecommunication center
preliminary and guidance schools, established since 1340
Rural Cooperative Company No. 2
oil products center (gas station)
public library
Mahdiyeh bakery
Khatam-ol-anbia hosseiniyah
Kerishki guidance hosseiniyah
Khatam-ol-anbia cultural center
Imam Mohammed Sajjad mosque
kerishki Green Stone Association
public park
sport ground
volleyball ground for ladies
Islamic Council (building) and Dispute Settlement Council
Kerishki water treatment
Kerishki Green Stone kitchen
Zomorrod traditional restaurant
Post Bank and internet services center (ICT)
Irahestan research site .. the country's National Heritage in south Fars
tourist bureau of south Larestan
Mountains or Locally-Said "Tangeh" (Strait)
Osune tangeh
Bas Eshkoft tangeh
Morvarid tangeh
Khajkoon tangeh
Valleys and Rivers
Osune valley
Cheshmoo valley
Kazem beigi valley
Lakes or "Bongor"
Dameh bongor
Osune bongor
Mountains Foots or "Lor"
Golestan lor
Osune lor
Bas Eshkoft lor