persepolis tour

One-day tourist tour of Persepolis, Naghsh-e Rostam and Pasargad from Shiraz

Persepolis tour, Pasargad and Naghsh-e Rostam and visiting the tombs of the Achaemenid kings

Tour of Persepolis and Pasargad with a leader fluent in English, French and Arabic

Visiting the Gate of Nations, Apadana Palace, Thatcher and Hadish on a tour of Persepolis and Pasargad

The tomb of Darius the Great, Xerxes and Ardashir Shah and Darius II in Naqsh Rostam

Tour of Persepolis, Pasargad and Naghse Rostam with Elamian, Sassanian and Achaemenian works

Pasargad tour and visit the tomb of Cyrus the Great and Pasargad Shiraz tourist complex

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Persepolis and pasargad tours from shiraz

Takht-e Jamshid, Parse or Persepolis is the name of the famous ancient city of Iran, which was the capital city of the Achaemenidp government for many years during the several great kings such as Darius the Great and Xerxes Shah, which was built in this place because of the very good and moderate climate. In the ancient city of Parse, by the Achaemenid kings Darius, Xhasyar Shah and Ardashir Shah, a palace named Takht-e Jamshid was built over many years, which was the ceremonial center of this great government and at the beginning of the new year, it hosted various nations under the Achaemenid cover, which Various offerings and gifts came to the Achaemenid king.

Persepolis, Naghsh-e rostam and pasargad tour

The construction of Persepolis was started in 518 BC by great Darius, the third Achaemenid king, in the vicinity of today's Merodasht and next to Mount Rahmat, and its construction was continued by his son Khashayar Shah and his grandson Ardashir Shah, and many buildings and palaces were built by these kings. The great Achaemenid palace was built in this historical place and the construction of Persepolis Palace lasted nearly 120 years. To build the magnificent palace of Persepolis, the best architects and artists were used for design and male and female workers were employed to build it.

The Gate of Nations in Persepolis - Persepolis, Naghse Rostam and Pasargad tour from Shiraz

One of the special features of this place and the Achaemenid kings was the government's proper treatment of workers and paying them high wages for their work, which information is obtained from the stone inscriptions found in this place. This human behavior of the Achaemenid government and respect for human rights has surprised all people today, and it has caused the greater fame of this place and the great interest of tourists to visit Persepolis, and it has made Persepolis and Persepolis famous. world and many tourist tours come to this historical place to see Persepolis of Shiraz.

The Gate of Nations in Persepolis - Persepolis, Naghse Rostam and Pasargad tour from Shiraz

Despite the destruction of Persepolis, the magnificence of these magnificent palaces still amazes today's designers and architects, tourists, and how these stone structures are very large and beautiful and very accurate and flawless. built with the conditions and facilities of 2500 years ago, while it is almost impossible to build this magnificent palace of Persepolis with today's facilities.

The main material used to build the palaces of Persepolis was stone, which was carved from the surrounding areas of Morvdasht and from special mountains, and these stones were brought to the place of construction of Persepolis palaces with timber or water flow. And then it was time to design and carve the stones and finally put these stones in place, all of these steps were very difficult and seeing these magnificent and intricate palaces will amaze everyone. Considering the glory of this building and the type of architecture and art used in its construction, it can definitely be said that it is considered the most important ancient and historical works of Iran.

Sculptures in Persepolis 

In 1309, the work of rebuilding the buildings of Takht Jemshi was started by American archaeologists, and then it continued with a group of German archaeologists in 1314 AH, and until 1319, the reconstruction of Takht Jemshi and the strength of the buildings and the encryption of the inscriptions were carried out. It continued and many inscriptions, inscriptions and other ancient works were found during this time, many of which are kept in the Persepolis Museum, but unfortunately, some of them were taken out of the country. Among the most important works discovered in Persepolis are the inscriptions and petroglyphs related to the Achaemenid kings who wrote and transmitted their messages and orders through this method, and many of our current information about culture, customs and how to rule. Achaemenian kings, because of the existence of these stone inscriptions and inscriptions.

Thatcher Palace in persepolis

There are many palaces in Persepolis, all of which were built during the era of different Achaemenid kings, the most famous of which are the Apadana, 100 Pillars, Hadish and Thatcher palaces, which tourists who come to Persepolis, Shiraz can see the splendor of these palaces. see closely Techer Palace or Techera, which means winter house, was the exclusive palace of Darius the Great and was built by the order of this great king. Hadish Palace, which was built by the order of King Xerxes and was the king's exclusive palace, is located in the highest part of Persepolis and is connected to the queen's palace by two stairs, which is another palace built during the time of Xerxes. In addition to these palaces, the Palace of Hundred Pillars and the Palace of Yah, which were started in the reign of Khashayar Shah and finished during the reign of Ardeshir Shah, the Palace of Three Doors and the Treasury, are among the other important palaces of Persepolis.

 Apadana Palace in the persepolis

Tourists who go to Persepolis, on the north side of Persepolis and at the foot of Mount Rahmat, will see two large tombs, which are related to the tombs of the Achaemenid kings Ardeshir II and Ardeshir III, whose construction continued until the era of these kings. It has been known that with a little climbing you can reach their tomb and visit it. According to historians, in 330 BC with the attack of Alexander the Great, this huge building was destroyed by fire and only the stone parts of this magnificent historical building remained.

 Apadana and Thatcher Palace in the persepolis

Naghsh-e Rostam

Naghsh-e Rostam

Coronation of Ardeshir Babakan in the Naghsh-e Rostam

The tomb of great Darius in Naghsh-e Rostam

Pasargad

Tomb of Cyrus the Great in Pasargad

Tomb of Cyrus the Great in Pasargad