The Ahmadi Caravanserai features a recessed, arched entrance framed by intricate brickwork that distinguishes it from the surrounding bazaar walls. Merchants built this structure during the Qajar era to house caravans traveling the Silk Road, providing a secure courtyard for weary travelers to unload their goods and stable their animals. When the merchant Mirza Ahmad commissioned the building, he anchored it to the city's trade routes, ensuring that spice, silk, and tea merchants had a dedicated space to conduct their business safely.
Caravanserai Ahmadi
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