Takht-e Soleyman Review

Takht Suleiman, who went after the snow, became more and more impressive under the snow cover, and there was a kind of desolate atmosphere. In fact, the ruins were very broken, and only some broken walls were vividly reflected by the lake. Takht Suleiman is the largest Sassaan dynasty architecture unearthed to date, and it is one of the greatest collections of religious, political, and cultural landmarks of the late Sassaan dynasty in the 6th century AD. The Sasan dynasty was a Persian empire that coexisted with the Roman Empire and the subsequent Byzantine Empire for more than 400 years. Takht Suleiman was the altar of fire worship in the Sasanid dynasty, from the time of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, every king needed to come here to sacrifice, and it existed far before the birth of Zoroastrianism. History is always complicated and architecture is the most powerful proof. The transportation to Taht Suleiman can only be chartered, but the fare is worth it.

The Suleiman Mosque, named after the then Ottoman ruler, Suleiman I, was the first mosque built on Rhode Island and the largest of the existing mosques on the island.

It is mainly a group of political-religious buildings built by the Sassanid dynasty during the 1st century, including the most important and sacred fire of the Sassanian period, the temple of the goddess Anahita, the palace of the last king of the Sassanian period, and so on. The geographical location of the building complex brings together the four elements of the teachings of water, fire, soil and wind. The most interesting and amazing is the many earth-made pipes in the building. Since the site of the Takht Suleiman Temple is a volcanic landscape, there is a large amount of combustible gas. The intelligent Sassanians ignited the gas into the pipe and had the flame that would not be extinguished all year round.

The temple is so beautiful. You can see snow in this place. It feels very white. There are not so many industrial facilities. I like the tranquility here. The weather is cold. There are not many passers-by.