About Yazd The city has a history of over 3,000 years, dating back to the time of the Median empire, when it was known as Ysatis (or Issatis). The present city name has however been derived from Yazdegerd I, a Sassanid ruler. The city was definitely a Zoroastrian centre during Sassanid times. After the Arab Islamic conquest of Persia, many Zoroastrians fled to Yazd from neighbouring provinces. By paying a levy, Yazd remained Zoroastrian even after its conquest, and Islam only gradually became the dominant religion in the city.
Kabir Jameh Mosque: An Iranian architectural master piece that had been constructed over 100 years in 3seperate periods.
Dolat Abad Garden: a well known Iran garden enjoys wind breaker of yazd. It was constructed in Afsharid era.
Maybod: this historical city date back to some thousands year ago and due to its historical worthwhile it has been completely registered in the country national heritage list.
Emamzadeh Seyed Roknodin: Constructed in 13th century B.C It’s dome enjoy plaster molding with hand written in a tall Ivan and rectangular vaulted drawings and tall praying niche.
Alexander Perision: this religious school that was constructed in 14century AD was fully constructed from raw bricks.
Zoroastrian Dakhmeh: it’s known as silence tower and silent tower .It was applied for burial of corps.