The Nagli historical house with an area of ​​198 meters is the smallest house with Qajar and indigenous identity and architecture under the national registration number 10255. Guests are accommodated in rooms with seats in winter and in the courtyard and porch in summer and are treated with native and local foods. Fire tea and tea, wood-fired bread baking, cycling in historical context, free internet, private parking and library, and even participation in cooking and setting the table are the services that are provided to the guests of the mobile home. As one of the members of the native Sar cluster of Iran and its residents who are experts in the fields of tourism, tourism and foreign languages, they are trying together to observe the laws in order to preserve the identity and in line with the local culture and sustainable development and respect for the society.