Bahai Gardens

The center of the garden is the tomb of the Bayan, the golden dome is located on the 40-meter-high milky white temple, glowing in the sun, like a bright pearl.

The Bahá'í Gardens is located in Haifa, Israel's third largest city. Also known as the Hanging Gardens, it is the tomb of the Bahá'í pioneer, the Bab. The garden is built symmetrically against the mountain and faces the sea. The steps on the central axis extend from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain. It is nearly 1,000 meters long. The white mausoleum is covered with a golden hemispherical dome and is located in the center of the garden. UNESCO listed the Baha'i Gardens as a world cultural heritage in 2008, and it was the first project to include a religious holy site in the heritage catalog.

The Bahá’í Gardens, known as the Hanging Gardens, is a sacred place for young religions. The history of religion and architecture is not long. It has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The Baha'i Step Garden is located on Mount Carmel in Haifa, Israel. This is the resting place of the Bahá'í prophet Bab, the most holy place of the Bahá'ís is the tomb of Bahá'u'lláh, and the second holy place is the Bahá'í garden.

The Baha’i Gardens Haifa is the most beautiful port in Israel, and the Baha’i Gardens is located on the Carmel Mountain in Haifa (546 meters above sea level), facing the Mediterranean Sea. This is the resting place of the Bab, the pioneer of Bahá'íism, and one of the holy places of Bahá'íism. Baha’i religion originated in the first half of the 19th century. In 1844, the Bab and Persia claimed to accept the Apocalypse and began preaching. They were subsequently exiled to Azerbaijan by the authorities and were killed in 1850. Later, a man who claimed to be a Bab ambassador appeared, and that was Hussein Ali, the founder of the Baha’i religion. In 1853, he was exiled by the Ottoman Empire and later moved to Akha. In 1981, he selected a site in Haifa to build a mausoleum. In 2001, after more than 100 years of hard work by several generations of believers, the $250 million Baha’i Garden was completed. The designer Canadian architect William Maxwell designed a white pavilion with a golden dome, which combines Chinese and Western cultures. The simple style of the Persian garden also has the style of a classical European garden. The entire garden is stepped, with 19 floors of platforms, centered on the Bab’s mausoleum, and there are marble-paved steps between the stacked platforms. It is the central axis of the entire garden. If the length from the foot of the mountain to the top is nearly 1 km, the height The height is 225 meters and the geometry is completely symmetrical. In 2008, the Bahá'í Gardens and the Baha'u'llah Temple in Akka were included in the World Cultural Heritage List. It was the first building complex related to modern religions under the list. Now the Baha'i Gardens are open to visitors free of charge. The maintenance fee is more than four million US dollars. The best way to tour is to participate in a local guide group, which is available every morning and afternoon. There is no need to register for an English group. Those who come first join the group. The dressing requirements are not to be bare shoulders and knees.

The construction of the Bahá'í Gardens was quite tortuous. Since Bahá'u'lláh personally chose this place as the resting place of the Prophet Bab in 1891, the construction has been intermittent for more than a hundred years. The Bahá'í Gardens finally made a stunning appearance in 2001 and has now become a tourist attraction in Israel. The construction cost of the Bahá'í Gardens is 250 million yuan, and the annual maintenance costs are as high as 4 million US dollars. Bahai Gardens, known as the Hanging Gardens, is a holy site for young religions. The history of religion and architecture is not long, and it has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The Baha’i Hanging Gardens, known as the ancient Baghdad Hanging Gardens, climb the Carmel Mountain in Haifa, Israel’s third largest city, and visit the Baha’i Hanging Gardens. Mount Carmel, mentioned in the Bible, is considered a holy mountain in many religions, such as Judaism, Christianity, and Bahá'íism. The prospects of the next few photos are the new port under construction under Mount Carmel, which is a project of the Belt and Road Initiative. Imagine that when the port is ready for operation in a few years, all kinds of Chinese products will come here continuously. I feel proud to think about it. It's incredible. The sky garden is free to visit. You can drive directly to Mount Carmel. There is a simple security check when entering the park. It is recommended to play for one hour.