Iran Trip

the Valley of the Persian Kings. This palace, located 60 kilometers north of Shiraz, is the ruins of a palace of the Achaemenid dynasty of the Persian Empire, built on a stone foundation measuring 450 meters north to south and 300 meters east to west, with an area of ​​135,000 square meters and a commanding view. The palace includes six palaces, one hall, a harem, a treasury, and the tombs of the emperor and empress. Yu Su introduced that the Palace of Persepolis was built around 518 BC and was ordered to be built by the Persian Empire's Great King Cyrus the First to demonstrate the strength of Persia. The palace took decades to complete and was the site of ceremonies, sacrifices, receptions of envoys and tribute from various countries, and a symbol of the Persian Empire.