Explore the resting place of Cyrus the Great and its ancient heritage

Explore the ancient city of Pasargadae, a symbol of Persian culture, with its unique architecture and elaborate garden system, recognized by UNESCO.

Pasargadae was the first capital of the Persian Empire. The city was built in the 6th century BC under King Cyrus II. Photo: Pinterest.

This is the resting place of Cyrus the Great. His white limestone mausoleum is still preserved almost intact. Photo: Pinterest.

The tomb of Cyrus was once protected by Alexander the Great. When he conquered Persia, Alexander the Great ordered his soldiers to guard the place carefully. Photo: Pinterest.

Pasargadae's architecture combines Persian and Babylonian styles. This reflects Cyrus' open-minded and multicultural vision. Photo: Pinterest.

The citadel had a sophisticated system of gardens and canals. This is considered the first model of the famous “Persian garden” that later became known. Photo: Pinterest.

Many structures have only their foundations left. Although they have been destroyed over time, the layout of the relics still shows a systematically planned urban area. Photo: wikimedia.org.

Pasargadae is a symbol of the Persian humanistic spirit. This monument reminds future generations of the stature of the leader who was once praised as the “protector of humanity”. Photo: pasargadae.info.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, Pasargadae is a testament to ancient mastery of engineering and planning. Photo: surfiran.com.

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