Marvdasht is located in an
industrial region. It includes also some of the most
significant historical buildings:
Persepolis
(Takht Jamshid)
It is ruined capital of Persia, 10 km North of Marvdasht
and 55 km away from Shiraz. It is world famous and
includes Achamenid palaces.
The most important parts of
Takht Jamshid are: Palaces of Apadana, Tachar, Shora, Sad
Sotoun and Hadish, Harem and the gate of Nations.
Mausoleum of Sassanid Kings is in a mountain adjacent to
the complex of Takht Jamshid. In the West there is the
complex of “Naqsh Rostam”, including four catacombs of
the Sassanid King, built in the mountain.
There are also
rock relief on the slope of the mountain. “Kabeh
Zardosht”, an ancient fire temple is an architectural
triumph.
Vastness of the palaces as well as their
diversity, the huge buildings and the magnificently
impressive designs and patterns carved on the stone walls,
give Takht Jamshid highest significance from architectural
point of view.
Passargad
In the West of Marvdasht, within the limits of “Sadat
Shahr”, sets the complex of Pasargad. It was the capital
of Iran during the Achaemenid Monarch.
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