Khosrow Parviz hunting ground

The Khosrow Parviz Hunting Ground, also known as Tape-ye-moradhasel, is an ancient Sasanid complex located in the north of Kermanshah city in western Iran. This archaeological site is significant for its historical association with the Sasanid Empire, dating back to the Early Post-Classical Period, around the 7th century CE. It primarily features structures that likely served as a palace or a residence used for hunting activities by Sasanid royalty, showcasing the architectural style and cultural practices of the time. The site offers insights into the domestic and leisure activities of the Sasanid elite, providing a glimpse into their societal and cultural norms. Its strategic location and construction reflect the importance of hunting as both a pastime and a demonstration of power and prestige during this era.