Mir Liva Sadik Pasa, a soldier, built the Livapasa Mansion at the end of the nineteenth century. It was converted into an ethnography museum in 1997. The mansion has 22 rooms where local daily life and garments can be explored. Also, local samples of wooden works, coppersmithing, rope making, saddle making, shoemaking, tablecloth printing, weaving, and harnesses can be seen.
