| Khvorheh Mansion / Temple of Khvorheh | |
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عمارت خورهه / معبد خورهه | |
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| Type | Mansion And Temple |
| Location | Mahallat County, Markazi Province,  Iran |
The Khvorheh Mansion is a historical mansion and temple from the Parthian Empire and is located in Mahallat County, Markazi Province. [1] [2]
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