Zahedan Post and Communications Museum

The Zahedan Post and Communications Museum is one of the lesser-known cultural attractions in this city, considered an attractive and interesting destination for those interested in the history of communications. This museum is located in the old Zahedan post building and, preserving the original architecture, provides a nostalgic space for visitors.

The feature of this museum is that it allows visitors to follow the path of communication evolution in Iran from the Qajar era to today. Tools that were once the most advanced means of message transmission are now displayed in the glass showcases of this historic museum. The museum building dates back to the early Pahlavi I period and is built with traditional brickwork and classic Iranian design. Walking in this building evokes a sense of time travel.

The calm interior space, soft lighting, and orderly corridors make visiting the museum a cultural and pleasant experience. Alongside the main halls, a small space has been designated as a specialized library in the field of communications.

The museum facilities include restrooms, a tour guide, and the possibility to obtain brochures. Group visits are also arranged for student groups.