Pasargad city is located 70 km north of Persepolis, on the Shiraz-Abadeh asphalt road, at a distance of three kilometers. The plain where Pasargad is located is called "Murghab plain" and with an area of about 20 × 15 km, it is 1200 meters above sea level. The Polvar River, which was called Medus in ancient Iran, irrigates this plain.
Pasargadae was inscribed on the 28th UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004.
You can find tours to iran in this site. Before the city of Pasargade was built in the plain of Marghab, this plain had a history of three thousand years of civilization and villages such as Tal Nakhodi, Tal Khari (donkey), Tal three mills and two tolan (two Toulon) in the fourth and third millennium BC, agriculture was practiced in them, it had a special prosperity and glory. You can see this historical site by IranAmaze tours. Some historians have suggested that Cyrus overthrew the Medes with the defeat of Astyages in 550 BC. On the battlefield that defeated the Medes, he chose a place to stay as his capital. This is the place of Marghab plain.
The Pasargadae collection of works is spread over an area two kilometers wide and three kilometers long. This extent led Henry Frankfurt to claim that the Pasargadae was the seat of a nomadic ruler.
These works are divided into the following five groups from north to south:
1. The great plate (roofed porch) of the throne or the throne of Solomon's mother and its outer wall.
2. The sanctuary in its northwest.
3. Prison building.
4. The complex of palaces includes the area of four gardens with water passages, stone pools and palaces for reception or public, the private palace of Cyrus or residential palace, palaces A and B, gate and bridge.
5. The tomb of Cyrus at a distance of 1.5 km from the palaces.
