Every year on Ordibehesht 15 on the Persian calendar, which fell on May 5th this year, Iran celebrates Shiraz Day, a tribute to one of its most breathtaking and historically rich cities.
Located in southern Fars Province, Shiraz is often referred to as the cultural capital of Iran, boasting stunning natural landscapes, remarkable historical sites, and a deep-rooted literary legacy.
The enchanting city, known for its gardens, poetry, and hospitality, has been home to some of Iran’s greatest poets, including Hafez and Saadi.
Visitors can explore Persepolis, Eram Garden, Nasir al-Molk Mosque, and many other architectural wonders that make Shiraz a true gem of Iranian heritage.
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