Takht Rostam fire temple: a treasure of Iran’s history on top of the mountain
Takht Rostam Fire Temple, a magnificent building on top of a mountain near the city of Shahryar, is a relic of the Sasanian era. This fire temple, which was built in the third century AD, was a place for praying and lighting the holy fire.
Architecture:
Takht Rostam fire temple has a unique architecture. Its main materials are stone and brick, and its plan is square. There is a dome on the fire temple, which has been destroyed today. The arch and dome of the fire temple are made using a special technique that makes it resistant to earthquakes. The decorations of the fire temple are also very beautiful and detailed and include plastering, painting, and sculpture.
Importance:
Takht Rostam fire temple is important in many ways:
It is an outstanding example of Sassanid architecture.
It provides useful information about the customs and beliefs of the people in that period.
It is a suitable place for tourism and learning about the history of Iran.
In addition to the mentioned items, the following items can also be mentioned:
Takht Rostam fire temple is one of the few remaining fire temples from the Sasanian era.
This fire temple is located in a mountainous area with beautiful nature, which has made it an attractive place for tourists.
Takht Rostam fire temple is also mentioned in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh.
