Being registered as a chain UNESCO heritage site, the nine
heavenly Persian Gardens are among the most beloved and iconic landscapes with
their distinctive properties, picture-postcard views of water stream and the
historic Persian pavilions. Lesser-known Pahlavanpour Garden which dates back
to the late Qajar period is located in Mehriz in Yazd Province. Pahlavanpour Garden has a special attraction
due to its flowing water which originates from the famous aqueduct of
Hassanabad. On both side of the main runnel,
there are old sycamore trees. The fruit trees of this garden include
pomegranate, almond and persimmon. Planting these trees in spite of the
excessive heat in Yazd province represents a relatively different cool climate
of this region. In terms of architecture, Pahlavanpour reflects the changes of
the ancient styles of Iranian Gardens towards the common gardens of nowadays. Uppersia
suggests you to get great pleasure in visiting this green attraction while traveling in Iran.
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| Pahlavanpour Garden, Yazd, Iran |
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