TEHRAN-- Shazdeh Garden, a World Heritage website in Mahan of Kerman province, southern Iran, is set to be closed for 4 days due to structural repairs.The Qajar period garden, which is situated near a barren desert, will be closed from March 4 to 7 to permit maintenance work to be performed, Kermans tourism chief Freydoun Faali stated on Wednesday.Last September, the official noted 200 billion rials (some $690,000) had been assigned to enhance the tourist infrastructure in Shazdeh Garden.

The task is anticipated to bring more satisfaction to visitors and assist attract further tourists.

Many visitors consider Shazdeh Garden a miracle due to its place.

Apart from the appeals of the garden, a two-story mansion in the western and eastern parts of the garden completely represents Persian architecture.

The primary product used in them is brick, and the art of tiling is simple to recognize.The Persian Garden, that includes Shazdeh Garden and 8 other equivalents with considerable architectural, conventional, and cultural components, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2011.

Iranian gardens have actually been regarded as a symbolic representation of paradise on Earth for millennia due to the fact that they combine the appeal of art and architecture with the magic of nature.A common Persian garden weaves natural components with synthetic parts to embody the idea of developing a paradise on earth through creative, philosophical, metaphorical, and spiritual visions.AFM