Great Persian empire you could see amazing view and historical More

The tomb of the founder of Achaemenid Empire, The Great Cyrus. More

Parsargadae historically is a really important place. However, when I visited the site, I was saddened to see that there is not much left of the place. Local story is that because Pasargadae has not been "protected" many local residents actually took much of the stone and used it to build parts of their villages. It was eerily empty as... More

Although it is a 30-40 minute drive in the middle of nowhere from Persepolis it is worth it. The tomb of Cyrus sits on a plain as a lonely rectangular chamber. Take the time to venture to the hill beyond (Throne of the Mother of Solomon) to get a birds eye view of Pasargadae More

It is a sacred place for Persian people, their first King, the man who founded the country 2600 years ago has slept hear. there are some natural views, a dam and its lake and things like this near the place and also the remaining of old city of Pasargad. More

it is a special grave which belongs to a honored justice king, which made persepolis and the first human rights. More

This great Achaemenid capital has not suffered through the ages. The spirit of Cyrus the great lives on even though the buildings are now 2500 years old. This great man who laid down the first charter of human rights would probably be turning in his grave at what has recently befallen the wonderful Iranian people but hopefully his vision of... More