Visit Tabriz, The Carpet City Of The World

Not only famous for beautiful Tabriz carpet as a masterpiece of art, the people of Tabriz are also proud of the land of nearly 3,000 years of history with traces reminiscent of the ups and downs of a strong nation. Iran visits Tabriz, the carpet city of the worldA corner of Tabriz - Photo: KIM NGANTabriz, the capital of East Azerbaijan, is the fifth largest city of Iran. Located at an altitude of 1,350m where the Quru and Aji rivers intersect, Tabriz has a fairly favorable trading position, which used to be Iran's second largest city until the late 1960s when it was crowned prince under his reign. With more than 1.7 million inhabitants, cold winter climate and temperate summers, Tabriz is an ideal vacation destination in the summer

.Not only is it famous for its beautiful carpet By the talented hands of artisans and other crafts, Tabriz is also one of the centers of production and heavy industry of Iran such as automobile industry, petrochemical, cement production .. Entering the throne Any house, right in the eye of visitors is also a giant carpet on the floor with beautiful, colorful patterns.



With a rich history of nearly 3,000 years, Tabriz has quite a lot of historical sites, but battles Earthquakes and frequent invasions have caused considerable damage to the landscape of the area, with many monuments dating back to the Ilkhanid, Safavid and Qajar times. ch explore. Particularly, the excavation area and museum in the city have originated from 2,500 years ago, so Tabriz is considered as one of the oldest cities in Iran.A cool alley in the city of Tabriz - Photo: KIM NGAN The giant carpet in the Museum of the Clock Tower - Photo: KIM NGAN Is the land of the Azargoshnasp temple, the temple of fire of emperors and nobles, Tabriz is also said to be the birthplace of the religious leader Zaratushtra, who lived before Jesus Christ for more than 500 years, as the famous German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche wrote in Zaratushtra said so many people must remember in this classic book of philosophy, Zaratushtra once said, "Everything is gone, everything returns; only the wheel of existence is forever revolving ... "The traces of 3,000 years of history Coming to Tabriz definitely cannot ignore the places marked specifically for the city that will definitely make visitors be surprised Sa'at Tower (Clock Tower) also known as the Tabriz City Council Palace (Tabriz Municipality Palace) used to be the city hall and the government office.



Built in 1934 with Western-style architecture, quite out of place among the typical mosques of the Muslim land, now the tower is a museum open regularly to welcome visitors to learn about history. Clock Tower - Photo: KIM NGAN A small mosque with two prominent high towers - Photo: KIM NGANKabud - Blue cathedral - exactly as its name suggests. The murals have been devastated over time but still recognizable the striking blue decorative line. The special paintings on the walls are full of mysteries, sophisticated carvings of art like the enchanting beauty of the famous Tabriz carpet. Built in 1465, this is one of the most beautiful cathedrals of that time. Once completed, the artists have to spend another 25 years just decorating the building's facade with blue and calligraphy ceramic tiles. Despite luck being intact in the worst earthquake of 1727, it It was devastated again in the next earthquake of 1773. The city of Tabriz was destroyed, so the government left the dilapidated Blue Cathedral until 1951 to repair it.



The Iron Age Museum is not far from the Blue Cathedral. . During the remodeling of that mosque in 1997, human remains, buried animals with teeth, horns and metal objects dating back to the Iron Age were discovered. The site of the mausoleum of Hamzah, son of the Shia Muslim spiritual leader, the Twelver branch is Mūsā 'al-Kādhim. Perhaps this place is called Imamzadeh, meaning "son" or descendant of a Muslim leader. Arg Castle is being restored - Photo: KIM NGAN Arg Castle, or Alishah Gate, which is a ruin of a large, unfinished mausoleum dating back to the 14th century. Built between the years 1318-1339 during the Mongol rulership of the Ilkhanate. During construction the roof of the tomb collapsed and the construction required stop.



Until the Russo-Persian war broke out in 1804-1813, Russian troops ravaged and occupied Arg as a barracks.El Goli (formerly Shah Goli), hill gardens and parks surrounding one The artificial lake in the campus is 54,675 m². Only about 4km from the city center, this is a must-see when visiting Tabriz.From the high hill, I gazed down at the oasis city nestled among the undulating colorful mountains and then Indulge yourself freely amid the lush greenery of a summer in legendary Persia..

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