The Ganjali Khan Bathhouse is a historic public bath located in the city of Kerman, Iran. Built in the 17th century during the Safavid era, it showcases traditional Persian architecture with intricate tile work and beautiful domes. The bathhouse served as a social and cultural hub for the local community, reflecting the importance of bathing in Persian culture. Today, the Ganjali Khan Bathhouse is part of the Ganjali Khan Complex, which includes a bazaar, mosque, and caravanserai. It has been restored and transformed into a museum, allowing visitors to explore its historical significance and the bathing customs of the time.