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The Nasi al-Muk Mosque or Pink Mosque, a stunning architectural masterpiece located in Shiraz, Iran.
While the intricate details of its exterior is outstanding, the view inside of the mosque every morning is a beauty.
Walls and corridors that are lined with stained glass windows emit a rainbow of colors that covers the entire room.

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