The Water Museum is located in Nijar village. It was opened in November 2010. It is built over the old town market building, which was erected in 1950. Meat, fish and fruit were sold there.
It is dedicated to tell the Nijar history through the water.
There is a fountain in front of the museum which was built in 1859. The water is drinkable, many people usually head up the village to drink and take water. There is a two-hundred-year elm next to the fountain.
Opening times: 10:00-14:00 and 16:00-20:00 everyday in summer (15th June - 15th September) and from Monday to Saturday in the rest of the seasons.
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| History Panels |
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| Inside the Museum |
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