تنگ چوگان , کازرون , شیراز . نمایی از توانایی و بزرگی ملت ایرانی, Tang e chogan
تنگ چوگان در کازرون همچنین کهن ترین زمین بازی چوگان در جهان است .
Here is the oldest polo pitch on earth .
اثری از حمید درخشنده iran kazeroon کازرون دیار کهن5
اثری از حمید درخشنده iran kazeroon کازرون دیار کهن5
Iran Shapur ancient cave, Kazeroun county غار باستاني شاپور شهرستان كازرون ايران
March 15, 2018 (Persian calendar 1396/12/24)
Fars province (استان فارس)
Kazeroun county (شهرستان كازرون)
Shapur cave (غار شاپور)
Shapur cave (غار شاپور) Geo coordinate
29°48′12″N, 51°36′41″E
Shapur cave/ Shapour cave (Persian: غار شاپور) is located in the Zagros Mountains كوه هاي زاگرس, in southern Iran, about 6 km from the ancient city of Bishapur بيشاپور.
This cave is near Kazerun in Chogan valley, which was the site of polo (Persian čōgān چُوگان), in the Sasanian period دوره ساسانيان.
In the cave, on the fourth of five terraces, stands the colossal statue of Shapur I شاپور يكم, the second ruler of the Sasanid Empire. The statue was carved from one stalagmite. The height of statue is 7 m. and its shoulders are 2 m. wide, and its hands are 3 m. long.
About 1400 years ago, after the invasion of Iran by Arabs and collapse of the Sasanid dynasty, this grand statue was pulled down and a part of one of its legs was broken. About 70 years ago, again, parts of his arms were also broken.
The statue had been lying on the ground for about 14 centuries until 1957 when upon orders of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi a group of his military men to raise it again on its feet and fix his foot with iron and cement.
The project of raising the statue, building the roads from Bishapur to the area and paths in the mountain, stairs and iron fences on the route to the cave took six months in 1957.
The length of cave entrance is about 16 m., with a height of less than 8 m.Behind the statue, in the depth of the cave, are three ancient water-basins. At both sides of the statue, the rock-walls of the cave were prepared for reliefs by leveling, but the reliefs were never made.
It is said that in addition to this giant statue of Shapur I, the tomb of this great man is also situated somewhere in this cave. Another legend— according to the local belief—indicates that Shapur, being defeated in a battle, ran into this cave and was lost ever since and his body/remains have never been recovered.
See also these related videos:
[Persian]
[English]
Iran Shapur I ancient cave, Kazeroun county غار باستاني شاپور يكم ساساني ايران
March 20, 2018 (Persian calendar 1396/12/29)
Fars province (استان فارس)
Kazeroun county (شهرستان كازرون)
Ancient Shapur I cave (غار باستاني شاپور يكم)
29°48′12″N, 51°36′41″E
Heaving from the thin, high altitude air and adrenaline pulsing through your veins, this is a feeling that mountaineers are quite familiar with. And the joy of it all is the reward you get at the end.
The reward could be a panoramic view, or in this case, a magnificent statue at the entrance of a cave that’s about 800 meters above ground-level, in the Chogaan Valley دره چوگان, in the province of Fars استان فارس, in Iran.
The entrance to the Cave of Shapur I شاپور يكم is about 30 meters wide and 15 meters high. It has been named so because of the Colossal Statue of Shapur the 1st, the 2nd Sassanian King دومين پادشاه ساساني, that’s been standing guard at the cave entrance for more than 1 thousand, 5 hundred years.
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Shapur cave/ Shapour cave (Persian: غار شاپور) is located in the Zagros Mountains كوههاي زاگرس, in southern Iran, about 6 km from the ancient city of Bishapur. This cave is near Kazerun in Chogan valley دره چوگان, which was the site of polo (Persian čōgān چُوگان), in the Sasanian period دوره ساسانيان.
In the cave, on the fourth of five terraces, stands the colossal statue of Shapur I شاپور يكم, the second ruler of the Sasanid Empire. The statue was carved from one stalagmite. The height of statue is 7 m. and its shoulders are 2 m. wide, and its hands are 3 m. long.
About 1,400 years ago, after the invasion of Iran by Arabs and collapse of the Sasanid dynasty, this grand statue was pulled down and a part of one of its legs was broken. About 70 years ago, again, parts of his arms were also broken.
The statue had been lying on the ground for about 14 centuries until 1957 when upon orders of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi a group of his military men to raise it again on its feet and fix his foot with iron and cement. The project of raising the statue, building the roads from Bishapur to the area and paths in the mountain, stairs and iron fences on the route to the cave took six months in 1957.
The length of cave entrance is about 16 m., with a height of less than 8 m. Behind the statue, in the depth of the cave, are three ancient water-basins. At both sides of the statue, the rock-walls of the cave were prepared for reliefs by leveling, but the reliefs were never made. It is said that in addition to this giant statue of Shapur I, the tomb of this great man is also situated somewhere in this cave.
Another legend - according to the local belief - indicates that Shapur, being defeated in a battle, ran into this cave and was lost ever since and his body/remains have never been recovered.
See also these related videos:
[Persian]
[English]
اثری از حمید درخشنده iran kazeroon کازرون دیار کهن7
اثری از حمید درخشنده iran kazeroon کازرون دیار کهن7
Iran Bishapur Sasanid Persia ancient city بيشاپور شهر باستاني ساساني ايران
November 9, 2017 (Persian calendar 1396/8/18)
Bishapur Sasanid Persia ancient city (شهر باستاني بيشاپور) Geo coordinate
29°46′40″N, 51°34′15″E
Fars province (استان فارس)
Kazeroun county (شهرستان كازرون)
Bishapur (Middle Persian: Bay-Šāpūr; Persian: بیشاپور, Bishâpûr) was an ancient city in Sasanid Persia (modern Iran) on the ancient road between Persis and Elam.
The road linked the Sassanid capitals Estakhr استخر (very close to Persepolis) and Ctesiphon. It is located south of modern Faliyan in the Kazerun County شهرستان كازرون of Pars Province استان پارس, Iran.
Bishapur was built near a river crossing and at the same site there is also a fort with rock-cut reservoirs and a river valley with six Sassanid rock reliefs.
The most important point about this city, is combination of Persian and Roman art and architectures that we can't see it before Bishapur construction. Before Bishapour built, Almost all main city in Persia/Iran had circular shape like old city in Firuzabad فيروزآباد or Darab داراب.
Bishapour is the first city with vertical and horizontal streets also in the city specially in interior design we can see tile work that's adapted from Roman Art.
See also this video [English]
snack big on the river .location fars .kazeron.
بیشاپور مدرسه اسلامی بیشاپور
بیشاپور،شهر ساسانی کازرون،مدرسه اسلامی،
بیشاپور کازرون (ماندانا دهقان)
فیلم تهیه شده توسط ماندانا دهقان دانشجوی دانشگاه آزاد کازرون و دوست پسرش هست.فیلم از بیشاپور هست.
مستندی درباره ناصر دیوان کازرونی
درمیان صفحات تاریخ مبارزه های مردم ایران علیه نیروهای بیگانه،نام افرادی چون میرزاکوچک خان جنگلی درشمال،ورئیس علی دلواری درجنوب به خوبی جلوه می نماید.اما در این میان نام یک مبارز کمترمورد توجه قرارگرفته است.دراین مستند سعی شده که این شخصیت معرفی شود.
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Iran Davan village, Handmade tools museum موزه ابزار دستساز روستاي دوان ايران
May 7, 2016 (Persian calendar 1395/2/18)
Fars province (استان فارس)
Kazerun county (شهرستان كازرون)
Central district (بخش مركزي)
Deris rural district (دهستان دريس)
Davan village (روستاي دوان)
Davan village (روستاي دوان) Geo coordinate
29°42′06″N, 51°40′32″E
Iran Davan village, Handmade tools museum
موزه ابزار دستساز روستاي دوان ايران
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