The world's largest collection of religious relics is housed in this magnificent shrine. It is a symbol of spiritual unity for Shia Muslims worldwide.

The second most significant religious site in Karbala, the mosque is built around the grave of Ali ibn Abi Talib.

This shrine is dedicated to Imam Hussein's half-brother, Abbas ibn Ali, who sacrificed his life during the Battle of Karbala.

This 17th-century bridge crosses over the Euphrates River and features unique Persian architecture with its double arches.

The museum offers an insight into the history and culture of Karbala and its people through various artifacts, documents, and exhibits.

The museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from archaeological excavations in Karbala and the surrounding region.

The central square in Karbala serves as a gathering place for pilgrims and residents alike, featuring the imposing Bab al-Taqi gate.

A traditional Islamic school turned museum that offers insights into the life of Imam Hussein and his teachings.

The mausoleum houses the remains of Al-Abbas ibn Ali, the half-brother of Imam Hussein and a martyr from the Battle of Karbala.

A traditional Islamic school turned museum dedicated to Zainab bint Ali, the sister of Imam Hussein and a key figure in Shia Islam.

Built in the 9th century, this mosque is one of the oldest in Karbala and holds historical significance for Shia Muslims.

The largest mosque in Karbala, built to accommodate the influx of pilgrims during Arbaeen.

A historical mosque where Imam Hussein's family and companions were held captive before the Battle of Karbala.

A historical mosque built in the 10th century and dedicated to Imam Ali al-Naqi, the grandson of Imam Hussein.

The largest library in Iraq, housing a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and documents related to the history and culture of Iraq.