In the southern part of the second courtyard of the Falkal-Aflak Castle, in which there are many small and large photographs of various sections of the rural and nomadic lives of the people of Lorestan, as well as their beliefs and beliefs, such as spells and births, traditional instruments and fixtures, books and supplies The traditional men’s and women’s clothing, indigenous tools and industries, a picture gallery of natural landscapes and people’s life, and mourning and wedding ceremonies have been exhibited. The screening of Lori’s music and the accompaniment of musical instruments from other parts of the museum. But the most visible works of this section can be seen as the gravestones of Ler men and women, which have a remarkable difference with the rest of Iran. In the past, in the province of Lorestan, it was customary to work on the deceased grave, to create a vertical stone and paint the scenes of his real life on it. For example, on the grave of a hunter, images of guns and hunts are carved.
