Related to Birjand city (located in South Khorasan province)
Also known as: Akbarieh Garden, Akbarieh Historical Mansion, Akbarieh Museum
This complex includes several mansions, the oldest building is "Heshmat ol-Molk" Mansion which is located in the eastern end and has two floors. It dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras.
The garden is registered as a world heritage site by UNESCO in 2011 , also is registered in index of Iran national monuments in 1999.
The garden was constructed in an eye catching mountainous area and has two mansions inside. The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
Aside from pine trees Akbarieh has an impressive collection of decorative trees like cedar, Persian cypress, ash, Judas, and juniper trees as well as fruit trees like pistachio, pomegranate, fig, black fig, greengage, pear, apricot, mulberry and Persian peach.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
Akbarieh Garden in Birjand, like other examples of The Persian Gardens, beautifully indicates the strong potentials of the environment and nature as well as how to use them the most.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The garden was constructed in an eye catching mountainous area and has two mansions inside. The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The garden was constructed in an eye catching mountainous area and has two mansions inside. The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras. The garden was used as the residence and the place for hosting the guest and doing the official works of the governors.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The main plan of the garden has a root in the Iranian art of architecture and is fantastic to visit. Magnificent sash windows, stunning plaster works and tall oak trees on the both sides of the entrance will amaze any visitor.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The garden was constructed in an eye catching mountainous area and has two mansions inside. The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras. The garden was used as the residence and the place for hosting the guest and doing the official works of the governors.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
Aside from pine trees Akbarieh has an impressive collection of decorative trees like cedar, Persian cypress, ash, Judas, and juniper trees as well as fruit trees like pistachio, pomegranate, fig, black fig, greengage, pear, apricot, mulberry and Persian peach.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The gardens also have a verity of rose bushes including Damascus and eglantine as well as barberry and amaranth plants. Both gardens are irrigated by underground water canals called Qanat.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The Akbarieh Garden is a historical Persian garden in Akbarieh village, Birjand, South Khorasan province. The Monument is built in the Qajar era. It’s mansion has two floors.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras. The garden was used as the residence and the place for hosting the guest and doing the official works of the governors.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The Akbarieh Mansion and Garden complex was created over several stages in the early to late Qajar era (1785-1925) and was used as the residence of the Alam family.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The Akbarieh Garden is a historical Persian garden in Akbarieh village (near Birjand) South Khorasan province. The Monument is built in the Qajar era. It’s mansion has two floors.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The oldest mansion dates back to the late Zandiyeh and early Qajar eras. The garden was used as the residence and the place for hosting the guest and doing the official works of the governors.
Akbarieh Historical Garden, Mansion and Museum
The Akbarieh Mansion and Garden complex was created over several stages in the early to late Qajar era (1785-1925) and was used as the residence of the Alam family.
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