shaking manars are really interesting. i saw them in september and it was wonderful for me to shake of two and see another shaking also!!!

The minarets are under repair and there is 'no shaking' currently just scafolding etc. was told would re open at noruz in 2013. It's quite a bit out of town, so probably not worth trip.

Nothing in it! we paid 5000 tumen to enter the place. but it was in a restoration and we didn't see the minarets shaking. no need to waste your time and money.

We read about the shaking minarets in the Lonely Planet guide, where they said it was barely worth a visit. However, since we had never heard of such a thing it sounded like it was worth a visit. It was a really cool sight and also near to other sights (within a walkable distance). It also makes for a nice... More

You can enjoy around 15.30, that's when i was there, a guy shaking one minaret and see hte other moving also!Ok, it is a nice yard, you can catch the nearby fire temple on the mountain also on the way.

The whole building should have been shaking when one of the minaret is shaken by one person..I was told that because one English architect somehow alter one part of the building because he wanted to know how it worked..now only the other minaret is shaking :(

It is a building consist of two towers , when you stand in one tower and shake the body of the tower with your hand the other tower will shake too !! Wonderfull !! isnt it ?

OK, it isn't the most dramatic thing you'll ever see. The mosque (& minarets) are from the 12thc. or so; and if someone goes up to the top of one of the minarets and starts to shake the minaret pretty soon the other minaret is rocking too. It is so old, and so different that even though it is not... More