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Iran Yazd Abarkuh

Iran Yazd Abarkuh

Abarkuh is one of the oldest cities in central Iran

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FROM Ilve

Hello!
Is it possible to ask for a sprout / a seed / something else from the Sarv-e Abarkuh to have its descendant in my garden?
Best wishes,
Ievgen


hello!

Yes,it is.

The tree is propagated by saplings and if you want an original cypress they are found in gardens around the tree, You can ask the natives.

But  if you only want cypress and originality is not important you can get  saplings and plant them, hoping that they would become old cypress trees.

Thanks for your question.

Good luck.


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From Siu Choon Koay

Question:

Hi I'm driving from Shiraz to yazd. Do you have a map on abarqu to find icehouse, minaret and gonbad? Thanks!


Answer:

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I would like to visit Iran as a Christian:
1. Is it safe?
2. What is the best city for me to visit, I would like to visit an old city with lots of Islamic architecture?
3. Is Iran an expensive country to visit?
1.surely. 75 million people live there.it is a country with law.
2. Yazd (old architecture ) - Isfahan - Shiraz - Meshad -
3. No .
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The Cypress of Zoroaster

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The world's 10 oldest living trees

Sarv-e Abarqu

Sarv-e Abarqu, also called the "Zoroastrian Sarv," is a cypress tree in Yazd province, Iran. The tree is estimated to be at least 4,000 years old and, having lived through the dawn of human civilization not far away, it is considered an Iranian national monument. Many have noted that Sarv-e Abarqu is most likely the oldest living thing in Asia.
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Sarv-e Abarqu, The World’s Oldest Living Cypress Tree

Sarv-e Abarqu, (the cypress of Abarqu or the Zoroastrian Sarv) located in Abarkuh, Yazd, Iran, is the oldest living cypress in the world and one of the oldest trees. At more than 4,000 years old, it is possibly the oldest living thing in Asia. Think about what that means. This tree was young when the predecessors of the Romans first moved into what would become Italy. Stonehenge was being built. Judaism was new. Spokes were added to wheels, enabling migration across Europe.

This tree has seen the rise and fall of empires: the Qa’leh Shoga culture was in full swing when Sarv-e Abarqu first sprouted. It would already be old when the Elamites grew to prominence and fought a lengthy war with Mesopotamia. The Bronze Age ended and the Iron Age began. By the time of Cyrus the Great, the world’s oldest cypress was 1500 years old.  It would be 200 years before Alexander swept into Persia and destroyed Persepolis and another 200 until the Parthian Empire yielded its superior position to an emerging Rome. Islam would not arrive in Iran until Sarv-e Abarqu was 3,000 years old.

Imagine the untold millions who have passed by this tree, stopped to rest under it, sheltered under its branches on summer day.  Although a national monument nowadays, I can’t help but wonder how many people saw this tree and had no idea that they were looking at a piece of history that pre-dated Buddha by 1500 years, Jesus by 2000 and Mohammed by 2600.  Today Sarv-e Abarqu stands at 82 feet high, is 59 feet in diameter and is now a major tourist attraction.  It’s truly incredible that a tree that has seen so much turbulent history in a corner of the world where civilization first flourished has remained standing, resistant to war, the elements and the vagaries of human taste. The cypress has long been a favorite garden tree in the Mediterranean region. Perhaps that has worked in favor of Asia’s oldest tree.

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Sarv-e-abarkooh according to wikipedia, the free encyclopedia report at 2011

Sarv-e Abarqu ("cypress of Abarqu"), also called the Zoroastrian Sarv, is a cypress tree in Abarkuh, Yazd, Iran. It is an Iranian national monument and major tourist attraction with 25 metre height and 18 metre perimeter. It is estimated to be over four thousand years old and may be the oldest living thing in Asia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarv-e_Abarqu


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nezamieh madrasah (school) abarkooh

There are two minerates with beautiful tilework standing in Abarkooh
which are the remnants of the 1000 year old Nezamieh religious school built by the order of the Saljuki minister, Nezam Almolk. You can see Allah written in Kufic handwriting in tilework on the bulk of the minarets.

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gonbad e aali abarkooh - aali dome abarkouh

This dome (in persian:gonbad) is near Abarkooh and is located on the mountain that is near the abarkooh city. You can see it from kilometers far from the city from every point, is very beautiful and have writing on it that has made from soil and for hundreds of years never detached from it ,and the dome itself has made from soil plus some things else, that is very wonderful ,and the question is from what material it made that caused it so stable. See the picture below:

 

 

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old tree old cypress tree abarkooh

Old tree - old cypress tree- sarv abarkooh- abarku

This tree is oldest  and most beautiful tree around the world and tourists from all over the world come here to see it.it is almost 4500 to 5000 years old that has been estimated by a russian professor also a japanese scientist has estimated the age of the tree as 8000 years.

The height of the tree is about 28 meters

For more information please contact me.

To view a larger size of image click on the image

 

 

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Nowrooz In Abarkooh

 

Nowrooz  (in Nowrooz word, Now is pronunced like: no! and means new ,  and rooz means: day ) is an Iranian (or we can say :all Persian nations) ceremony and in calendar is like the table below :

Farvardin (almost mid of March)

 

 


 

1

(First day of spring)

Nowrooz Day (eide nowrooz )

2

(2nd day of nowrooz)

(Is vacatin)

 

3

(3rd day of nowrooz)

(Is vacation)

4

(4th day of Nowrooz)

(Is vacation)

5

(5th  day of Nowrooz)

(Is Vacation)

 

6

7

13

Nature’s Day

14 ,…,31

 
















 

We say the first day of spring: < eide nowrooz > , but to other four days just say nowrooz.

In these days we celebrate and say each other Happy New Year.

In these days we visit grandparents and other relatives like uncles, aunts and so on.

It is common that elders pay some money to kids that named Eidi.

Also in abarkooh , we celebrate these days. Children of abarkooh that went out from abarkooh for work, education and etc., come back these days and participate in ceremony.

People in these days travel and some of them come to abarkooh to see it’s attractive and historical places (like Aali dome , Sarv-e-abarkooh and so on) and their traditions .

Nature Day :

The thirteen day of spring is called sizda-bedar  or Nature Day ,in this day people go to a place that have a good nature and a good view (like trees , flowers and so on) and spend all of daylight in nature and picnic.

(good idea , right? )

 

Mohamamd Heidari

abarkooh-en.blogfa.com

 

 

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