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Sar Takht-E Qadam Kheyr Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr Selling and renting real estate and hotels. Gor Takht-e Zang. Iran. Cham Qanbar. Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr. Posht Melleh-ye Sar Takht. Kolak Dar Mian. Taq-e Rezaleh. Sar Takht. Copyright © 2017 Keeptravel, All rights reserved. Sartakht is nearby to Cham BÄrÄ«keh and Sar Takht. Sartakht, Lorestan from Mapcarta, the interactive map. Other Names for Sartakht. Persian: سرتخت Persian: سر تخت قدم خیر Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr Sartakht-e Qadam Kheyr. Localities in the Area. Cham BÄrÄ«keh. Sar Takht. Posht Melleh-ye PÄâ™Ä«n. Å¢Äq-e ReẕÄleh. Kolen KÅ«h. Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr. Sarenjeh-ye Zivdar. Sarmar. Taq Rezaleh-ye Mohammad Aqa. Taq-e Abbasali. Tarveh Maratzi. Tolombeh Khaneh-ye Afarineh. Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr is a place with a very small population in the province of LorestÄn, Iran which is located in the continent/region of Asia. Cities, towns and places near Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr include Sartakht-e Qadam Kheyr, Cham BÄrÄ«keh, Sar Takht and Meleh-ye Posht-e Sar Takht. The closest major cities include KhorramÄbÄd, BorÅ«jerd, DezfÅ«l and Kermanshah. Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr Data. Sartaba Qadam Hain Tanay Lyrics. Chorus: Sartaba qadam hai tanay, Sultan e Zaman phool Lab phool dahan phool zatan, phool badan phool. Tinka bhi hamarey, hilaye nahin hilta Tum chaho to ho jaye abhi, kohay mehan phool. Sadqay mein teray baag to, kiya laye hain maan phool Eis ghuncha e dil ko bhi to, imaanhoon kay ban phool. Chorus. Wallah Jo Mil Jaaye Mere Gul Ka Paseena Maange Na Kabhi Itar Na, Phir Chahe Dulhan Phool. Chorus. Dil apna bhi shadai hai, us naakhunay-pa ka Itna bhi maheno-pay na, Ae charkhay kohan phool. Chorus. Kiya baat Raza us chamanistan e karam ki, Zahra hai kali jis mein H Alivand Kar ⢠Nuzi Shahsavarvand ⢠Papi Ahmad ⢠Sar Takht - e Qadam Kheyr ⢠Sarenjeh - ye Zivdar ⢠Sarmar ⢠Taq Rezaleh Dijon. En - Nour , El - Imane , Al - Kheyr , et El - Iman . Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr [1] is a village in Afrineh Rural District, Mamulan District, Pol-e Dokhtar County, Lorestan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 34, in 5 families.[2]. For faster navigation, this Iframe is preloading the Wikiwand page for Sar Takht-e Qadam Kheyr. Home. News. Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Sar_Takht-e_Qadam_Kheyr&oldid=623907434". Categories: Stub-Class geography articles. Low-importance geography articles. WikiProject Geography articles. Stub-Class Iran articles. Unknown-importance Iran articles. village in Semnan, Iran Sar Takhtسرتخت village Sar Takht Coordinates: 35°24â²51â³N 54°47â²03â³E / 35.41417°N 54.78417°E&#. Sar Takht (Persian: سرتختâŽ)[1] is a village in Torud Rural District, in the Central District of Shahrud County, Semnan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 83, in 17 families.[2]. References[]. ^ Sar Takht can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3844284" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database". ^ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Amiriyeh. Bagh-e Sineh. Deh Kheyr. Dowlatabad. German..
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