There used to be a marble fountain in this terrace and naser al din shah would lay there smoking his qalayan and enjoying the beautiful lush garden.
Marble tomb golestan.
This building was constructed in 1759 and it was also the part of the private quarters of karim khan zand nasser al din shah was fond of this corner of the golestan palace and he spent much of his time here.
There is building with columns like verandah.
It designed by the royal painter mirza baba shirazi and built by the royal mason mohammad ebrahim esfehani.
The building next to the marble throne is known as khalvat e karim khani karim khan nook.
Let s visit poet mausoleums in the city of love poetry and literature.
His one piece marble tombstone bearing his full effigy is now kept in the golestan palace museum in tehran.
It is similar to takht e maramr.
Water bubbled out of the marble fountain nearby.
Naser al din shah was very interested in painting and photography.
This building was a part of the interior residence of karim khan zand.
Water bubbled out of the marble fountain nearby.
کاخ گلستان kākh e golestān is the former royal qajar complex in iran s capital city tehran.
Naser al din shah s tombstone keeping at golestan palace.
Artistic and literary interests.
The fountain is removed and the marble tomb stone of naser al din shah is brought.
Especially interesting are the portraits of the shahs wearing the.
Golestan palace in tehran contains several buildings and halls including the following.
His marble tombstone now stands on the terrace.
Naser aldn shah used to sit there and smoked sheesha and enjoy.
The original tomb is at shah abdol azim shrine.
Next is the negar khaneh iranian painting gallery which displays a fine collection of qajar era art.
Especially interesting are the portraits of the shahs wearing the jewels and crowns you can see in.
On the right corner of the same building there is another terrace called khalvat e karim khani karim khan nook.
Top choice palace in tehran.
Next on the must see list was the shams ol emareh structure which literally translates to edifice of the sun i had to google this one what a cool english name remember nasser e din shah the guy with the marble tombstone of course you do so he had this idea to build a tall building in his palace so him and his wives could get a good view of the city from up above how romantic.
One of the oldest historic monuments in the city of tehran and of world heritage status the golestan palace belongs to a group of royal buildings that were once enclosed within the mud thatched walls of tehran s arg citadel.
This marble throne was built in 1806.
His marble tombstone now stands on the terrace.
Talar e salam or reception hall was originally designed as a museum.
Golestan palace tehran.
Next is the negar khaneh iranian painting gallery which displays a fine collection of qajar era art.
