Persian Garden: where nature, architecture and pilgrimage converge in Khorasan

A cultural researcher said: The Persian garden is not merely a collection of trees, water and historic structures, but a reflection of the bond between nature, architecture and Iranian culture. In the garden-tombs of Khorasan, this bond is intertwined with the concept of pilgrimage. However, a comprehensive understanding and revival of this heritage requires a rethinking of how historic gardens are studied and protected.

A cultural researcher said: "Iranian garden is not only a collection of trees, water and historical buildings, but it is a reflection of the link between nature, architecture and Iranian culture." The link that is tied to the concept of pilgrimage in the tomb gardens of Khorasan, but comprehensive recognition of this heritage and its revival, requires a review of the way of studying and protecting historical gardens.