Minaret of Jam

The Minaret of Jam is a remarkable 65-meter-high stone tower located in Afghanistan, dating back to the 12th century. It was built as part of a larger Islamic religious complex and served as both a religious monument and a symbol of power. Known for its intricate brickwork and detailed decoration, the minaret is an outstanding example of Central Asian Islamic architecture. Surrounded by a lush, quiet landscape, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its cultural and historical significance. Its well-preserved condition provides valuable insight into medieval Afghan craftsmanship and Islamic civilization.