It is made up of three court yards, the middle structure with the dome contains the tomb.
The minarets on the 1st court yard.
Next was Maahaan south of Kerman. The dominating historical site here is the tomb of Shah Ne'matallah Vali, a 15th century mystic, teacher and scholar.
Walking from the first to the second court yard.
Now it serves Kerman as a tourist attraction.
Ganj Ali Khan bath house contains an exhibit show casing women clothing belonging to various parts of Iran. Note the diversity which is very much part of Iran's demographic reality.
Ganj Ali Khan public bath house belongs to the 16th century (Safavid period) and now is a museum of anthropology. It served the people of Kerman as a bath house for centuries.