The antiquated Jahan Nama Garden (Bagh-e Jahan Nama), is a beautiful Persian garden that has continued to lure-in visitors through its centuries of history!
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The Unforgettable Qavam House (Narenjestan-e Qavam) in Shiraz
As an official UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s no wonder that the Qavam House, located in Narenjestan-e Qavam Garden is one of Shiraz’s top destinations!
The Ancient Atigh Jame Mosque of Shiraz
A mosque, often frequented by the famous Persian poet, Hafez, the Atigh Jame Mosque (Masjed Jame Atigh) in Shiraz, Iran, is still standing in a healthy condition after albeit its twelve centuries of age! It’s strangely unique architectural and decorative style, is pure icing on its rich cake of deep-rooted history. All throughout the mosque,...
The Lush Delgosha Garden in Shiraz
Dating back to the ancient Sassanid Era, the magnificent Delgosha Garden is one of Iran’s oldest Persian gardens and very popular travel destination in Iran.
Tomb of the Late Khwaju Kermani in Shiraz
Visit the sanctuary of the late Persian Poet; the Kwaju Kermani Tomb is a popular place for foreign and local tourists in the historical city of Shiraz in Iran.
The Grand Vakil Bazaar of Shiraz, Iran
Shiraz’s oldest center of commerce, the Vakil Bazaar is another monument of the ancient and modern Persian culture that should be visited by every tourist!
The Stunning Persian Vakil Mosque in Shiraz, Iran
The Vakil Mosque, paving the way for subsequent eras of Persian architecture and Persian culture, the old mosque reveals beautiful carvings, tile and brickwork!
The Stunning Shah Cheragh Mosque in Shiraz, Iran
A pilgrimage hub of high religious value, Shah Cheragh Mosque in Shiraz, Iran, isn’t only attractive on the outside, but leaves tourists in awe as they step in!
Statue of Shapur I, the 1,700 Year Old Masterpiece Deep in Shapur Cave, Iran
The Statue of Shapur, a colossal 1,700 year old masterpiece left in the heart of Shapur Cave from the ancient Sassanid Era in Iran.
Naqsh-e Rajab, The Story of Sasanid Kings Investiture on Rock Relief
Naqsh-e Rajab, a Sasanid-era rock relief narrating the story of Sasanid kings investiture, 3 km north of Takh-e-Jamshid Travel to Iran
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