Shah-e Cheragh shrine is one of the top three holy shrines and one important attraction to visit when in Shiraz. Sheh-e Cheragh literally means “King of light” is a title given to the older brother of Imam Reza the eight Shiite Muslim buried in Mashhad, Iran.
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Eram Garden in Shiraz is one of the nine UNESCO inscribed cultural heritage sites as Iran’s Persian Gardens and also kind of botanical garden, a top attraction in Shiraz.
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Zandiyeh Complex Iran Tourist Attractions Get To Know Zandiyeh Complex is the heart of Shiraz city in which Karim Khan Zand (Persian king) was ruling from 1751 to 1779. Karim Khan Zand picked the title “Vakil Al Roaya” meaning the deputy of people instead of calling himself a king. Today the name Vakil the King’s
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Nasir al-Mulk Mosque widely also known as the Pink mosque due to the amount of pink color in its 7-color tile work in interior design. Nasir al-Mulk one of the rulers in the Qajar era build the mosque.
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Persepolis is a top attraction to visit in Iran which is standing for more than 2500 years as the capital of the Persian Empire which was used as the ceremonial city to celebrate the Persian New Year; Nowruz.
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Shiraz is called the city of literature and that is because of Hafez and Saadi, two world-renowned poets. Hafez Shirazi the most popular Iranian poet was born in (1315 – 1390 AD); His famous book is Divan (an anthology of poems).
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