Persepolis, Pasargadae, and Naqsh-e Rostam, December 22, 2002.

Small Files   Travel Page   Home
Persepolis (تخت جمشيد) The construction of this massive complex started in about 512 BD during Darius the Great and spanned over 150 years. It is amazing how well it was preserved considering it's at least 600 years older than any of the Roman ruins we saw subsequently on this trip.
a5930_85.jpg		 Persepolis
a5932_77.jpg		 Persepolis
a5935_19.jpg		 Persepolis
a5937_17.jpg		 Persepolis
a5939_35.jpg		 Persepolis
a5940_68.jpg		 Persepolis
a5941_70.jpg		 Persepolis
a5942_37.jpg		 Persepolis
a5944_27.jpg		 Persepolis
a5951_19.jpg		 Persepolis
a5952_48.jpg		 Persepolis
a5954_24.jpg		 Persepolis
a5956_62.jpg		 Persepolis
a5959_35.jpg		 Persepolis
a5961_24.jpg		 Persepolis
a5962_50.jpg		 Persepolis
a5965_30.jpg		 Persepolis
a5969_24.jpg		 Persepolis
a5977_35.jpg		 Persepolis
a5978_35.jpg		 Persepolis
a5979_17.jpg		 Persepolis
a5986_48.jpg		 Pasargadae
a5988_32.jpg		 Pasargadae
a5990_24.jpg		 Pasargadae
a5992_24.jpg		 Pasargadae
a5993_24.jpg		 Naqsh-e Rostam
a6004_35.jpg		 Naqsh-e Rostam
a6005_66.jpg		 Naqsh-e Rostam
a6006_44.jpg		 Naqsh-e Rostam
a6007_24.jpg		 Naqsh-e Rostam
a6013_17.jpg		 Naqsh-e Rostam
a6017_33.jpg

Back to Travel Page      

Back to Home  

Designed and Maintained by Linda .  Last updated: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 23:21