Review Of The Characteristics Of Mahan Garden:One Type Of Persian Gardens

World Heritage Site: The Persian Garden

Publication Year: 2011

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE4F2A233F22

Summary

Persian gardens, rooted in Iran's cultural imagination of paradise, exemplify ingenious landscaping adapted to arid climates. A study analyzing Mahan Prince Garden reveals that elements like soil, water, plants, and layout coalesce into a distinct Persian garden style. The research employs descriptive analysis, drawing from examples, documents, and library studies, to highlight how these gardens balance aesthetic beauty with practical sustainability in water-scarce regions. This approach underscores the significance of Persian horticultural artistry in transforming harsh environments into lush, symbolic landscapes.

Citation

Tajaddini, L. (2011). Review Of The Characteristics Of Mahan Garden:One Type Of Persian Gardens. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.1070767

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