How do foreign tourists describe Bagh Shazdeh Mahan on Google?

Shazdeh Mahan Garden is one of the Iranian gardens that have been registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This spectacular and refined garden, which is located near the city of Kerman, is one of the gardens that has a sloping architecture and is known as the throne garden. Bagh Shazdeh dates back to the early Qajar period, and today it has a restaurant, guest house, horse riding area and a craft store. Some of the foreign tourists of Kerman Province who have visited Shazdeh Mahan Garden have shared their opinions and experiences with Google users.

1. Sajjad Malik from Iraq

Nice and clean place with great lighting at night. It needs more attention in terms of restaurant and service. The entrance fee (in 2024) was only 20,000 Tomans! Its distance to the city center is approximately 30 minutes.

2. Francesco Saracino from Italy

Very beautiful gardens in a desert area! Thanks to the water that comes down from the mountains, they have been able to build very beautiful gardens.

3. Ioja Cristian from Romania

Incredible at sunset! Great during the day! Overall a great place! It is a little further from Kerman, but I strongly recommend that you include a visit here in your tour.

4. Vladas Sapranavicius from Lithuania

This is a large garden built in the 19th century with buildings, trees and fountains. The garden area has a restaurant and cafe. We ordered cappuccino; But it wasn’t real; Rather, it was from a (immediate) package. So it is better to order pomegranate juice. It was pure and delicious; Unfortunately, they only had two glasses of juice; That too in the middle of pomegranate season!

5. Zygmunt Kaminski from Poland

A beautiful place! The best time to visit is in March, winter season and at dusk when the lighting is bright! It is really beautiful.

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