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Simultaneously with the construction of the Ab anbar, Hossein-Qoli Nezam al-Saltaneh Mafi also ordered the construction of Pit of Nazar Garden. This pit was filled with water from the aqueduct and turned into a small artificial lake that was used to irrigate the garden. This pit later became dry and
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Bagh Nazar is one of the old and lively gardens of
Kazerun, which is famous for having old bitter orange trees in all of Fars and is a resort for people of taste and knowledge. In the year 1919, the author spent a night in that garden, and at dawn he was delighted by the fragrant scent of orange
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the change of use of parts of the garden. Nazar Garden is now located in the area of
Mosalla neighborhood of Kazerun, and its entrance is through Hafez Street. The current owner of the garden is Kazerun municipality. This garden also hosts the Kazerun environment house.
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Kazerun is a city with a very soulful and elegant and located in the middle of the mountain, it has green plains. There we saw a very beautiful garden, the trees of which were full of bitter oranges and lemons, and the intensity of flowers and rhododendrons was
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There, I gave instructions that Mirza Ali Khan
Telegrafi, the grandson of the late Haj Zeyn al-Abedin Shirvani Qutb, should build a large Ab anbar and a residence with several rooms on top of it for the families of pilgrims who pass through
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Kazerun. I stayed and slept in Nazar Garden, which is one of the famous gardens of Iran, and its bitter orange trees are famous all over the world, I entered, left my luggage and was in that garden like heaven for a
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Nazar Garden is in the south of
Kazerun and is one of the most important and beautiful gardens of Kazerun and Fars, which has been praised and described by foreigners and tourists. This garden was built in 1737 by Haj Ali Qoli Khan Afshar
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Nazar Garden is a very good and famous garden and most of its trees are Bitter orange. It is watered by the water of
Kheyrat. On both sides of the garden, there are two very good mansions. Now, government officials are sitting in it.
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Good and high-quality trees with style, from fifty (or 150) years ago until now, planted in rows and closed, which the eyes of the world have never seen in Iran like Bitter orange
Gardens of Kazarun, Gardens and Bitter orange
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in the year 1737, in the southwest of the city of
Kazerun. Throughout history, Nazar Garden has been a place of rest and reception and a dormitory for many kings and princes, governors, elders and other dignitaries of Iran,
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One mile south of the city, we got off at the pleasant purely garden known as Nazar Garden. On the sides of the street of this garden, which is 200 meters long, Bitter oranges tree has been planted and has no equivalent
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and Pit of Nazar Garden, in a letter he wrote to his son in 1903, requested to preserve the Ab anbar of Nazar Garden, which is one of his relics. He writes about his stay in Nazar Garden in the book of
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And close to the city is a garden called Nazar, which is very heart-warming and extremely life-enhancing. Its trees are all tall, strong bitter oranges, which are rare in Fars.
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Hossein-Qoli Nezam al-Saltaneh Mafi, the prime minister and governor of Fars region at the time, who ordered the construction of the Ab anbar and the Pit of Nazar Garden.
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Nazar Garden of Kazerun is famous all over the world and this poor man lived in that garden for three days and three nights and I was happy with its bitter orange trees.
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and is considered one of the tourist attractions and historical places of this city. This garden was created by Khajeh Ali Qoli Khan Afshar, the ruler of Kazerun in the
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Kazerun has a very good garden, which is called Nazar, and the history of the construction of that garden is the same as the word Nazar. All the trees there are
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era, made the history of the Ab anbar's construction on a marble stone and installed it at the entrance of the Ab anbar. This Ab anbar was destroyed in 1975.
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branches, and the bitter orange trees of Nazar Garden, It is the same one planted by Haj Ali Qali Khan and it is still full and strong.
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Sadr al-Sadat Kazeruni, the poet and writer of the Qajar era writes about this garden and other gardens of Kazerun in the book
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government in Iran, who was the head of the Iran-Ottoman Boundary Commission at that time, writes in his travelogue:
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Ali Naghi Behrouzi, an author and head of the Fars Culture Secretariat in the Pahlavi era writes about this garden:
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Pirzadeh Naeeni, one of the intellectuals of the Qajar era, who visited Kazerun in 1888, writes about this garden:
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153:Nazar Garden
152:
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86:51°38′40.7″E
45:Bāgh-e Nazar
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28:Native names
27:
22:Nazar Garden
1185:Pars region
1068:Asar-e Ajam
478:Pars region
444:World War I
436:Percy Sykes
359:Asar-e Ajam
279:Fars region
243:Rijksmuseum
178:Fars region
98: /
83:29°37′1.7″N
74:Coordinates
1257:Categories
1211:Green city
728:References
714:Statue of
694:Statue of
539:Statue of
159:: باغ نظر
1221:Resources
509:Kazeruni.
455:anywhere.
269:In 1892,
161:romanized
41:romanized
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1135:, p. 249
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545:Sasanian
541:Shapur I
496:and six
468:amazing.
340:Gardens.
315:Ab anbar
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60:Location
934:Shiraze
796:Shiraze
514:Gallery
412:spring.
233:Mansion
199:Safavid
193:History
169:Kazerun
157:Persian
119:Founded
64:Kazerun
37:باغ نظر
33:Persian
909:Tebyan
718:, the
698:, the
543:, the
498:Qanats
494:Asiabs
461:Russia
397:Citrus
382:book:
327:there.
988:(PDF)
387:week.
287:Qajar
251:Kiosk
223:Abjad
127:Built
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