Fars

The Pars land, birthplace of Achaemenian Kingdom, is located in the south of Iran. This region. was the political-caltural focal point of ancient Iran and historical monuments, which have remained there, have a high tourism value. The historical monuments of Fars province may be divided into two parts:

Pre-Islamic Monuments : The most imprtant ones are Persepolis aggregate, Naghsh-e-Rostam, and Passargad in north of shiraz; remained vestiges in Naghsh-e-Shapour and Azarjoo fire-temple in Darab; the ancient city of Fasa with Tal Zahak vestiges in Fasa; other monuments in Firooz-Abad, Kazeroon, Lar, Jahrom, and Mamasani which totally are amongest the most eye-catching historical places of the world.

Islamic Period Monuments : The most important monuments of this period are: the Shrine of His Holiness Ahmad Ebn Moosa, the son of 7th Imam of Siite, famous as Shah Cheragh; Atigh Jameh mosque in Shiraz wich belongs to Saffarian time and was consrtructed in 281 AH; a series of historical buildings of Vakil from Zandian time in Shiraz which are mosque, school, citadel, post-house, museum, mourning places, and cisterns which were built by the order of Karim Khan Zand, the founder of Zandieh dynasty.

Sadiyeh	Perspolis	Takht-e-Jamshid	Perspolis	Pasargad
Palace-of-Dariush	Narenjestan-e-Ghavam	Narenjestan-e-Ghavam	Narenjestan-e-Ghavam	Perspolis
Cyrus	Fars	Fars	Takht-e-Jamshid	Eram-Garden
Fars	Fars	Fars	Fars	Fars
Fars	Fars	Perspolis	Fars	Fars
Fars	Fars	The-central-palace	Fars	Takht-e-Jamshidid