The Zoroastrian Fire Temple located in the province of Yazd, is the place of worship for Zoroastrians. This fire temple houses Atash Behram means “Fire of victory” dated to 470 AD. It is one of nine Atash Behram, which is the most elevated evaluation of fire that can be set in a Zoroastrian fire temple as an everlasting fire. The eternal flame is a quenched holy fire burning for thousands of years. The remaining eight Atash Bahram are present in India. This is the temple where Zoroastrians have practiced their religion since over 400 BC.

The Zoroastrian Fire Temple located at the centre of garden bounded by pine, cedar and cypress trees and is also having a pool at the entrance. The atmosphere of the building is serene which is perfect for relaxing. You can spot Farvahar at the stone columns of the main building, which is the symbol of Iran and Zoroastrianism.

The holy fire in a huge bronze furnace is kept behind the tinted glass in the temple. Only Zoroastrians are allowed to innermost shrine. Non Zoroastrian are allowed to view it from outside. From 1960, non Zoroastrian visitors are allowed in the temple. The fire in the Zoroastrian Fire Temple was taken from Bahram fire (fire of Sassanid kings).

The Zoroastrian Fire Temple was built in an architectural style of Achaemenid. The museum near the temple is the place where you can gather information about the life and ceremonies of Zoroastrian. Several art and photo galleries are also exhibited.

From Yazd Airport, the Zoroastrian Fire Temple is just 6km.

Address: Yazd Province, Yazd, Kashani Rd, No. خیابان, Iran

Phone: +98 35 3628 8386

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