Nournews: The town’s traditional fabric consists of mud-brick houses crowned with tall windcatchers (badgirs), which play a vital role in natural ventilation. Notable landmarks include the Jameh Mosque of Bafrooyeh, with its simple yet captivating architecture; historic water reservoirs; old watermills; and centuries-old shrines. Traditional customs such as Nakhl-bardari ceremonies during Muharram, harvest festivals, and religious gatherings are still observed with vibrancy. The desert’s serenity, its star-studded night skies, and the deep-rooted culture of its people make Bafrooyeh an authentic and peaceful destination for lovers of cultural and historical tourism.

Main attractions and highlights of Bafrooyeh include:

Bafrooyeh Jameh Mosque
The Mausoleum of Sheikh Abolqasem, known as Pir Bafro
Kadkhoda House
Imam Ali Mosque of Bafrooyeh
The traditional watermill

Bafrooyeh is a desert town with a mud-brick architectural fabric, lofty windcatchers, and an ancient past—renowned for its qanats, pistachio orchards, and the warm hospitality of its people.