Also known as: Bagh-e Namir, Sadri Garden, Namir Garden
Sadri Garden (also known as Namir Garden) is one of the tourist attractions of Taft which is a town near the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Yazd. This beautiful garden is more than 400 years old and its construction dates back to Zandieh era. About 40 years ago the garden was renovated.
Locals call this garden as Namir Tafti Garden since ...
A lovely pool with the area of 500 meters square in the middle, like a true Persian garden. But here is the best part, inside this pool, there are more than 75 fountains that fill the space with the soothing sound of water purring.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Architectural spaces of the garden are divided into several parts that include: pavilion (Zemestan Khaneh), caravanserai (including mill, water reservoir and commercial spaces), houses around the garden and the mansion (summer residence). | Copyright: Hadi Karimi
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Bagh-e Namir (Sadri) of Taft in Iran's central province of Yazd dates back to almost two hundred years ago and has an approximate area of 12000 square meters.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
It is located in Bagh-e Golestan neighborhood in south eastern Taft beside Taft River which runs along Yazd-Shiraz road.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
This is a Zandid era garden located in the city of Taft near Yazd, and is notable since it is located in one of the driest areas of Iran It has been under constant renovation and improvement in recent years to be made into a tourist destination.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Architectural spaces of the garden are divided into several parts that include: pavilion (Zemestan Khaneh), caravanserai (including mill, water reservoir and commercial spaces), houses around the garden and the mansion (summer residence).
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
The orders to build the garden came from one of the rulers of the Zandieh era, called Sadr Alolama. Subsequent changes to the fabric of the city and urban developments in pursuing decades have now placed the garden on Imam Khomeini Street, in the Golabdan district of Taft, Yazd Province
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Bagh-e Namir (Sadri) of Taft in Iran's central province of Yazd dates back to almost two hundred years ago and has an approximate area of 12000 square meters.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
This garden has a set of tall Badgir (windcatcher). These Badgirs have beautiful inner stucco in the shape of a cedar.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
The orders to build the garden came from one of the rulers of the Zandieh era, called Sadr Alolama. Subsequent changes to the fabric of the city and urban developments in pursuing decades have now placed the garden on Imam Khomeini Street, in the Golabdan district of Taft, Yazd Province
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
This garden has a set of tall Badgir (windcatcher). These Badgirs have beautiful inner stucco in the shape of a cedar.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Architectural spaces of the garden are divided into several parts that include: pavilion (Zemestan Khaneh), caravanserai (including mill, water reservoir and commercial spaces), houses around the garden and the mansion (summer residence).
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
It is located in Bagh-e Golestan neighborhood in south eastern Taft beside Taft River which runs along Yazd-Shiraz road. | Copyright: Ali Karimzadeh
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
This is a Zandid era garden located in the city of Taft near Yazd, and is notable since it is located in one of the driest areas of Iran It has been under constant renovation and improvement in recent years to be made into a tourist destination.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Bagh-e Namir (Sadri) of Taft in Iran's central province of Yazd dates back to almost two hundred years ago and has an approximate area of 12000 square meters.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
It is located in Bagh-e Golestan neighborhood in south eastern Taft beside Taft River which runs along Yazd-Shiraz road.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
A lovely pool with the area of 500 meters square in the middle, like a true Persian garden. But here is the best part, inside this pool, there are more than 75 fountains that fill the space with the soothing sound of water purring.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Locals call this garden as Namir Tafti Garden since Arbab Namir Tafti once lived here. He was a famous Zoroastrian and also a well-known orthopedist in Yazd.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
The orders to build the garden came from one of the rulers of the Zandieh era, called Sadr Alolama. Subsequent changes to the fabric of the city and urban developments in pursuing decades have now placed the garden on Imam Khomeini Street, in the Golabdan district of Taft, Yazd Province
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Locals call this garden as Namir Tafti Garden since Arbab Namir Tafti once lived here. He was a famous Zoroastrian and also a well-known orthopedist in Yazd.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
The grounds measure 13 thousand square meters and house a large hall in the northwestern wing in an area of 120 square meters with vaulted altars and ceilings.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
The orders to build the garden came from one of the rulers of the Zandieh era, called Sadr Alolama. Subsequent changes to the fabric of the city and urban developments in pursuing decades have now placed the garden on Imam Khomeini Street, in the Golabdan district of Taft, Yazd Province
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Bagh-e Namir has several rows of different trees mostly consisted of willows, pomegranate, mulberry, pine and cedar creating a lush green space. Fructiferous trees of the garden include grape and pomegranate planted inside Karts. These trees have been replaced gradually and there is an ongoing endeavor to substitute old trees.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
It is located in Bagh-e Golestan neighborhood in south eastern Taft beside Taft River which runs along Yazd-Shiraz road.
Sadri Garden (Namir) - taft
Bagh-e Namir has several rows of different trees mostly consisted of willows, pomegranate, mulberry, pine and cedar creating a lush green space. Fructiferous trees of the garden include grape and pomegranate planted inside Karts. These trees have been replaced gradually and there is an ongoing endeavor to substitute old trees.
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