[citation needed] Malayer, a city in western Iran, has a rich history dating back to ancient and pre-Islamic times.

Its strategic location along historic trade routes contributed to its cultural diversity, reflected in the variety of designs found in Malayer rugs.

[8] In World War II, Malayer was under British control as part of the broader Allied occupation in Iran.

It reflects influences from the surrounding regions, incorporating elements from both Kurdish and Lori languages, contributing to its distinctiveness within the Hamadan province.

It serves as an important location for historical and archaeological studies, attracting researchers and tourists interested in Iran's ancient heritage.

Among the replicas are well-known structures like the Eiffel Tower and the Taj Mahal, allowing visitors to explore global landmarks in a compact setting.