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Persepolis 2, 500 years old Darius palace ruins
The ruins of the 500 BC palace of Darius, a ruler of the Achaemenid dynasty, in what was the capital of the Achaemenid empire in Takht-e Jamshid (also known as Persepolis), now a UNESCO World Heritage site near the central Iranian city of Marvdasht, destroyed and burned by Alexander of Macedonia
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German Vogel
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© 2016 German Vogel
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Persepolis - A Glimpse into Ancient Majesty and Tragic History
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. This print transports us back in time to the grandeur of Persepolis, once the glorious capital of the Achaemenid Empire. The image captures the haunting beauty of Darius Palace ruins, remnants of a bygone era that witnessed both triumph and devastation. Dating back an astonishing 2,500 years, these ruins were once home to Darius, a powerful ruler whose legacy shaped Persian culture and history. However, their fate took a tragic turn when Alexander the Great's forces razed them to the ground during his conquests. The photograph showcases the remarkable architectural prowess of ancient Persia. The stone gate stands as a testament to human ingenuity and artistic expression amidst vast expanses of sky. Its vibrant blue hue contrasts with earthy tones, reminding us of an empire that thrived on tradition and innovation. As we gaze upon this scene from Marvdasht in Fars Province, Iran – now designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site – we cannot help but feel awe-struck by its historical significance. It serves as a poignant reminder of how civilizations rise and fall throughout time. German Vogel's expertly captured archival photography allows us to delve into social history while immersing ourselves in Persian culture. This image beckons travelers seeking unforgettable experiences steeped in antiquity; it invites us all to explore our shared heritage through tourism at this iconic destination. Let this photo print
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