One of the important architectures of Iran is related to the 13th century BC; It is the temple of Chaghaznbil (1250 BC) which is located next to the Karkhe River in Khuzestan province in the south of Iran. This temple was built by Hontash Hoban, the king of Elam, on the ruins of the ancient city of Antash. This temple represents the height and splendor of architecture in that period. This building is rectangular and has five floors, each floor is smaller than the previous floor and shows a conical view.