Rudehen

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Tomb of Sultan Mutahhar, Bumehen neighborhood of Roudehen. The current structure was built in the 15th century and contains the tomb of the murdered son of Jafar as Sadiq.

Rudehen is a small city in Iran east of Tehran. In 1985 a branch of Azad University established in Rudehen and after that, the process of developing has been quickly passed.

Rudehen is very old city. Reza Pahlavi once migrated to this place to show his unhappiness to governments. This happened before his establishment of the Pahlavi dynasty.

Beside its historical features, one can see various holy places in this small city.

It is connected via a freeway to Tehran's easternmost districts, and the popular Ab-ali skiing resort is nearby.

Its university has its own place in Tehran provience. Thousands of Tehrani students and many of other neighbeour proviences's students come to this University, Because of its easy accepting entrace levels.

[edit] Colleges and universities

• Islamic Azad University of Roudehen

The English language institute of Roudehen university is the bigest one in the Middle East.

[edit] External links

• http://www.rudehen.com (Persian only)
• http://jomename.rudehen.com (Persian only)
• http://www.iaur.ac.ir (Persian only)

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