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Hafez Street, Mosalla quarter, Kazerun
Nazar Garden is in the Mosalla quarter of the town of Kazerun, Fars Province, with its entrance on Hafez Street. This historic garden is known for its bitter orange trees and today lies within the town.
The garden was made in 1150 AH (1737), in the Afsharid era, by Khajeh Ali Qoli Khan Afshar Kazeruni. It was first outside the town to the south-west, and as Kazerun grew it ended up inside the town.
The garden was used for rest and for receiving guests, and in the past governors and notable travellers stayed here. Today it is used as a city park and belongs to the municipality of Kazerun.
Its original area was about 5 hectares, and after parts of it were turned to other uses it shrank to about 3.5 hectares. The historic pavilion was pulled down in the 1980s, and the cistern at the entrance in 1975.
🕘 Opening hours
Unknown
🎫 Entry
Unknown
⏱️ Time to spend
About 1 hour (typical for this kind of place)
This page is a translation of our Persian guide to this place, where visitors also leave reviews. Last checked: 7 October 2026.
