Kerman tourist attraction
Bagh-e-Shazdeh or the Prince’s Garden is one of Kerman’s highlights and one of the nine Persian gardens that have been registered as Iran’s natural and cultural heritage in the UNESCO list.
The significance of these gardens is the combination of natural and man-made items as well as perfect choice of flora and their unique location in the garden. This garden consists of two building structures. One at the entrance as the opening to the garden and a two-story building at the end. The distance between the two have been decorated with water fountains that are naturally powered by water pressure taken from the incline of the land.
The two main souvenirs of Kerman are the famous two c’s: copper and cumin. While visiting the old bazar (which is the second oldest bazaar in Iran after the Tabriz bazaar), you will see and smell an abundance of cumin and of course the famous shiny artifacts made with the copper of Kerman. The traditional bazaar extends for 1.5 km’s starting from the Arg square to the Mushtaqieh square. The old bazaar also known as the Vakil bazaar dates back to the 8th century AH.
The Ganjali Khan mosque is close to the old bazaar; this complex includes a bath, coin museum, Ganjali Khan caravanserai and the school. This structure is built with an Isfahani style during the Safavid era and is included in our visit of Kerman.