The tradition and style in the design of Persian Gardens (Persian: باغ ایرانی transliterated as Bagh-e Irani) has influenced the design of gardens from Andalusia to India and beyond.
The Persian Garden Park in Tehran, located on north Sheikh Bahai Street – District 3, is a 3.4ha (8.4 acres) areal that was designed based on the pattern of a Persian Garden. The two main entrances are located on the eastern and the western side of the park but it has also two other gates on the northern and southern side.
The reconstruction project planned passages for the disabled and dedicated 2.5ha (6 acres) to green spaces, preserving the old trees and planting new species such as bay leaf, berberis, firethorn (pyracantha), eglantine (sweet briar), milkweeds (asclepias), shrubs and other seasonal and perennial plants.
The park has six fountains, a restaurant and tea house, a public library, a children’s playground, a sports ground, bathroom and dressing room facilities as well as a prayer room.
Sources: IRNA | Photos, Tehran Municipality, Tishineh | Bagh-e Irani Park, Wikipedia | Persian Gardens
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Stunning! I’m an Iranian myself and hope to visit soon.
Happy that you liked the post. I will post a part 2 next week. Meanwhile if you are interested in more inspiration, I recommend to scroll over these posts: https://theotheriran.com/tag/photos/
I hope you will have a very nice time in Iran.
Marvelous garden setting….very serene…..a great place for me to sit and think and write…..chuq
With some Iranian tea and some Armenian Iranian pastries, when you get hungry 😉
Sounds lovely…..
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