The mausoleum or shrine of Shah Nematollah Vali is a structure dating back to the Timurid period, located in the city of Mahan in Kerman Province. This monument was registered as one of Iran's national treasures on January 5, 1932.
The initial building, which includes a dome chamber, was constructed in 1461 during the reign of Shah Rukh Timurid, and its last expansion took place in 2005. The area of this mausoleum is 35,000 square meters.
Shah Nematollah Vali passed away in the year 1431 (according to some sources, 1434), and he was buried in Mahan amidst a garden. The initial core of this building was a unique domed structure built in 1461 under the orders of Ahmad Shah Dakini, which gradually expanded over time.