Milad Tower

Milad Tower also known as the Tehran Tower, is a multi-purpose tower in Tehran, Iran. It is the 6th tallest pinnacle and the 24th-tallest unsupported structure on the planet. It is situated between Qarb Town and the region of Gisha, remaining at 435 meters from the base to the tip of the recieving wire. The head comprises of an expansive unit with 12 stories, the top of which is at 315 meters. The pinnacle is a piece of the International Trade and Convention Center of Tehran, which likewise incorporates a five-star inn, a tradition focus, a world exchange focus and an IT stop.

The Milad Tower was a piece of the Shahestan Pahlavi venture, a tremendous advancement for another legislature and business community for Tehran, that was outlined in the 1970s yet never appeared, with the exception of the Tower. After a universal rivalry, the undertaking was granted to the Llewely Davies Company, and development was introduced on August 19, 1975, with the Shah of Iran and the Mayor of Tehran Dr G.R. Nickpay covering a memorial gold plaque. The development of the pinnacle was initiated in 1997. Endless supply of its development in the mid 2000s, the Milad Tower was viewed as the fourth-tallest unsupported media transmission tower on the planet.