Tchogha Zanbil

This is supposed to be a temple of the Elans of Iran's early civilization, a god of bullheads. Archaeologists found the quartz pendant a thousand years before the park, which the king gave to the princess at the time. Thousands of stone bricks are written in diamonds.

Within three huge concentric walls, we can find the site of the Holy City of Elan in Joga Zambir, built in 1250 BC, and the thousands of unused bricks placed at the site, after the invasion of Ashurbanipal, Joga Zambir is not yet fully built.

I took a 13-hour night bus from Shiraz to Shush at 5:30 in the morning and took a taxi. After reading it, the rental took me directly to the water mill in Shushtar. The car cost 500000 Rial (about 100 RMB). When I went there, it happened to be sunrise, and even the ticket sellers had not come. There were always a few dogs near the site that would follow you all the time. There were only birds singing around. Later, the staff came and the tickets have risen to 200,000 riyals. Although the scale and preservation are not comparable to the pyramids in Egypt, I think it is worth seeing. In fact, I think it is a very characteristic and worth visiting attraction in Iran (especially when the mosque is fast aesthetically tired all the way). Some desolate ruins and the surrounding particularly quiet environment can not help but remind you of the long past. ps, on both sides of the road are actually green and green, March Huzistan Province is hot enough to wear short sleeves!

Here you can see the site of the Holy City of the Kingdom of Elan, with a history of nearly 3,000 years, the building materials of the site are adobe and brick structure, here is still quite worth seeing, personally like.

Jogazanbil is a small city, the city's ancient art district is relatively good, there are many broken walls around the fragments.