According to ILNA, quoting the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Tahereh Malandouz said on Sunday, October 25, 2026: “The Do Dar Saray is located in the central and traditional bazaar of the city of Birjand and is counted among the commercial and trading sarays of this city.”
The registration official of the cultural heritage of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of South Khorasan added: “This building, because it has two entrances, one toward the bazaar and the other toward the building's southern square, has become famous as the Do Dar (Two-Doors) Saray.”
She stated: “The Do Dar Saray is a two-story building with a brick facade, in which merchants' offices and goods warehouses can be seen. Also, the inscription on the building's entrance portal dates its antiquity to the Qajar period.”
Referring to the historical value of this building, Malandouz said: “This work is a memento of the domestic and foreign trade methods of the South Khorasan region and enjoys cultural, economic and social values.”
The registration official of the cultural heritage of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of South Khorasan continued: “Adjacent to this building is the Amini Saray, which was previously registered in the country's national heritage list, and now the Birjand handicrafts bazaar is located in it.”
Source: ILNA News Agency
