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    Shiraz Vacation Packages: Affordable and Exciting Adventures Await!

    The capital of the Fars Province of Iran, Shiraz is located in the southwest part of the country on the "Roodkhaneye Khoshk" seasonal river. The cities in regardest as one of the oldest in ancient Persia and has been a regional trade center for more than a thousand years. Shiraz is usually known as the city of literature, poets, flowers, and wine. The city is also home to beautiful gardens and spectacular mosques. The city is located in a fertile valley and thus boasts agreeable climate great for tourism.
    Places of Interest in Shiraz
    Vakil Bazaar
    A wonderfully photogenic market, Vakil Bazaar is a great spot for shopaholics. This market place is home to hundreds of stalls and shops. Visitors can buy spices, jewelry, rugs, and household goods at this market. The vaulted arch ceilings of Vakil Bazaar are excellent examples of 18th century Zand architecture.
    Eram Garden
    Shiraz is known for its gardens and perhaps Eram Garden is the most famous amongst them. The garden falls within the botanical gardens of Shiraz University. Eram Garden is rich in cypress trees, rosebushes, and trimmed hedges. At the center of the park there is a Qajar-era palace and a small pool. Though the palace is closed for visitors, they can view it from outside.
    Shah-e Cheragh Mausoleum
    One of the most popular mosques in Shiraz, Shah-e Cheragh Mausoleum is the scenic resting place of two of the martyred brothers of Ali Reza, who was the 8th Shia Imam. The mausoleum has a fountain at the center of its central courtyard. The shrine boasts characteristically Iranian blue tile work and impressive mirrored interior.