A look at the complex's mint, today a coin museum.
The mint of the Ganjali Khan complex is a small domed building on the eastern side of the square where the city's coins were struck in Safavid times. Today it is a museum with coins from many periods of Iranian history.
Inscriptions record the mint city, the year and sometimes a line of poetry — an unrivalled source for historians of Kerman's economy.
The architecture of the bathhouse, its star-shaped skylights and its life as Kerman's anthropology museum.
How Kermanis kept water cool in the heart of the desert.
The complex's small turquoise-domed mosque hosts religious ceremonies and Quran gatherings.
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