Persian garden

Persian garden

    The traditional Persian garden was composed of four essentials as below:
    1. Water for irrigation, display and sound
    2. Shade trees for shelter
    3. Flowers for scent and colour
    4. Music to delight the ears

    A typical garden is a quadrant pattern with water channels dividing the garden into four sections and this design is called as Char Bagh Design. There was usually a pool or small hill with a pavilion at the intersection of the channels. Shade trees and fruit trees were grown in four square plots.
    Persian garden
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