Travel Guide Bassid

Located 86 km from Rushan, the village of Bassid has three oaks that have the reputation of being the most beautiful in the valley. The oston Khodja Nureddin, restored, has two levels of ai-van which, seen by far, remind the Buddhist temples of the Himalayan valleys. These terraces are covered by a staircase decorated with sheep horns; inside, the sacred stones are laid in a niche. The inhabitants gathered before the Aga Khan portrait hanging into one of the pillars. The alleys of the village are narrow and the houses, sometimes very old, are drowned under greenery. In places, it is distinguished from peeled, cubic and slightly elevated buildings, which are Thursdays where food is kept and apricots dried.Not far from Bassid, you can see the ruins of a fortified position and a site of the cult of fire. The legend says that he was once inhabited by a monster who took the passengers.