Gardens in Shiraz, including Eram, Delgosha, and Afif Abad, embody ancient Persian ideals – blending geometry, poetry, and nature into living symbols of nature, culture, and architectural legacy.

Pasargadae, the first Achaemenid capital in Fars province, pioneered Persian architecture and gardens, blending diverse traditions into a multicultural regal style.

Shah Cheragh Shrine in Shiraz stands as a historic and spiritual landmark celebrated for its intricate architecture and religious significance.

Fars province excels in handicrafts, blending cultural heritage with economic growth and sustainable exports, especially through its iconic Qashqai carpets and textiles.

Fars province is known for fragrant rose gardens, where centuries-old cultivation, distillation, and exports sustain livelihoods, enrich tourism, and celebrate Iran’s rich agricultural heritage.

Iran’s southern city of Shiraz has opened its first international exhibition showcasing export opportunities and new technologies.

Shiraz, nestled in Iran’s Zagros Mountains, is known as Iran’s cultural capital, celebrated for legendary poets like Hafez, Saadi, Khwaju, Jahan Malek Khatun, and Obayd-e Zakani