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Zoroastrianism sacred sites in Iran
Explore 4 sacred sites in Iran connected to Zoroastrianism. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Bam
Bam, Kerman, Iran
Arg-e Bam rises from the desert of southeastern Iran as the largest adobe structure on earth — a fortified town built and rebuilt over two millennia around the life-giving...
Chak Chak
دهستان رباطات, Yazd, Iran
High in a desert cliff near Yazd, Chak Chak (Pir-e Sabz) is the most sacred mountain shrine of Zoroastrianism....
Persepolis
حومه شهر مرودشت, Fars, Iran
Persepolis — Takht-e Jamshid — was the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire, founded by Darius I around 518 BC....
Takhte Soleiman
دهستان چمن, West Azerbaijan, Iran
On a volcanic platform in the highlands of West Azerbaijan, a deep, ever-full crater lake sits ringed by ruined arches....
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This guide includes 4 sacred places within the Zoroastrianism tradition in Iran.
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