Hasht Behesht Palace Review

The Persian poet wrote roses, nightingales, orchards, beauty, wine ...... came to the famous nightingale garden today, eight heavens palace, to enjoy the beautiful murals in the palace. The cool breeze blows, and it seems that the nightingale song is heard.

The Yasaka Temple is a relatively small Safavi-era palace-garden building in Isfahan. In fact, I feel more like a garden for the Tiangong I saw. It was built in the 1760s and was damaged seriously. The work of re-repair has not ended yet. But still a batch of murals, plaster ornaments and other interior decorations are preserved. The green area in the garden is relatively large, so the atmosphere is very quiet and comfortable.

Then walk about 500 meters to the Eight Heavenly Palace, which is also a palace in a lush forest park, but it is also closed. So when you look around the field outside the palace for a week, you can only wait till tomorrow to come in again. The next afternoon, I had time to visit the Bazhong Tiangong Palace. However, I met with an activity in the entrance square, so I could only see the scenery outside. Although we did not enter the interior of the tour, but our heart is very sincere.

The Eight Heavens Palace was built in the 1660s, a little later than the Alicap Palace, but its style is very similar. Today, it is badly damaged, leaving a lonely house surrounded by scaffolding, and we did not open the door when we went. But from the outside, we can see some murals and wood carvings in the palace. The gourd-shaped carvings on the walls are very similar to the music hall of the Alicap Palace. Around the palace is a very quiet and beautiful garden. The atmosphere here is quiet.

No guide or explanation, Baidu Map navigates to the back door and a hundred meters away from the building. The palace is not popular enough, 150,000 tickets went in for 20 minutes and I was the only visitor.