How do foreign tourists describe Pasargad on Google?

Pasargad complex is one of the most important ancient sites of Iran, which includes many remaining structures from the Achaemenid era. Works such as the tomb of Cyrus the Great, Pasargad Shahshahi Garden, winged human stone figure, Darwaza Palace, Ekshayat Palace, Baram Palace, Shahi Bagh water fountains, Kambojie Tomb, Tal Takht defense facilities, Mozafari Caravanserai, Sacred Area and Balaghi Gorge are among these important works. And they are permanent. The Pasargad Collection is the fifth Iranian work registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and therefore, many foreign tourists travel to Iran to visit this collection. Some foreign visitors of Pasargad World Complex have shared their opinions about the ancient structures in this complex on Gogamap:

1. Suciani Arta from Indonesia

Although most of the ancient buildings have been destroyed by the earthquake, it is still a great place to visit. In addition to being the capital of ancient Iran, this place is also the burial place of Cyrus the Great. There is a green and wide plain around the tomb. If you wish to visit the ancient ruins, there is an additional fee; Because they take you on a tourist train (the ruins are very far from the tomb).

2. Huang John from China

A huge tomb that has the atmosphere of a kingdom. After that, you can go to the nearby monuments and ruins with a small train and enjoy it.

3. Len Kamal from Indonesia

I come in winter; end of winter; the wind blows Drive about 2.5 hours from Shiraz. The entrance ticket is one million Rials per person. I’m glad I decided to come here. The tomb of Cyrus the Great, the palace and the caravanserai are attractive. For a fan of history and old architecture, it’s worth the long drive. There is no harm in coming here. Beautiful and historical scenery. It is said that Cyrus the great is the prophet of Dhul-Qarnain; Of course, we only worship the One God and against other histories, we can only read ourselves; Let’s see and judge.

4. Alexandru Ioan from Romania

It is considered a great place to visit; Although not much remains of the former capital of the Iranian Empire. The ruins are spread over such a large area that it would be difficult to visit them all without a tourist car inside the site.

5. Esra Çil from Türkiye

A vast area of ​​ancient ruins that still has a lot to see. There is a train-like vehicle that takes you from one place to another for a small fee. To visit, it is better to ride this vehicle.

6. Bulgarian On A Bike from Bulgaria

There is absolutely nothing to see but the tomb. I paid 2,500,000 Rials as a tourist.

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