Mesmerizing tile working of Nasir Mosque in Shiraz

As an Islamic nation, it is no surprise that Iran has thousands of mosques. Many of Iran’s mosques are aesthetically pleasing, with some that are all out stunning. Located in Shiraz, the magnificent Nasir Mosque is one of the city’s most iconic sites. Indeed, it is often said to be one of the most beautiful mosques across the globe.

Mesmerizing tile working of Nasir Mosque in Shiraz

Due to the usage of a considerable number of pink-colored tiles for its interior design, it is named in popular culture as the Pink Mosque. No longer in use as a place of worship, the Pink Mosque is situated near Shahe Cheragh holy shrine. It was built during Qajar dynasty rule of Iran. Visitors can look and take eye catching photos inside and admire glorious views from outside.

Shiraz Day on the 6th of May

When you think about Shiraz, the main things that come to mind are history and architecture. Shiraz has a rich cultural and historical background and is known as the city of poet, literature, flower and garden in Iran. Whether you’re a history buff, into poetry, art or nature, Shiraz has something to offer for everyone. Every year, local people of Shiraz celebrate its Day on the 6^th of May. In order to encourage people to visit the sighting and attraction of city, both entrances fee and public transportation are free.

Our guests explored Karimkhan Citadel