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The word “Yazd” means pure and sacred and the city of Yazd indicate “City of God” and “Holy Land”. Historians believe that the construction of the first city of Yazd pertains to the Macedonian Alexander. Ahmad Kateb Yazdi says: “When some of the Iranian headmen opposed Alexander, he arrested them and decided to take them with himself to Estakhr Fars. When he arrived to the Yazd region, confined the prisoners in a well and named there “Kesah” which means “prison” in Greek language. When Alexander left Yazd, custodians and prisoners strived to build and develop Yazd.
Some geographers attribute the construction of the city to the Yazdgerd Sassani (the first) era and believe that the name of Yazd belongs to the name of this king. After introduction of Islam and group gravitation of some people of Yazd, the name Darol Ebadeh (place of worship) was given to this city.
Yazd is the first adobe and the second historic city of the world after Venice. People of Yazd are benevolent and hard working people. The people of this province preserved all ancient customs. Ancient celebrations like Sadeh, Mehregan and Zoroaster’s Birthday are still held in Yazd.
Yazdan fire temple is one of the most well-known attractions of Yazd in which the sacred fire of Pars fire temple is flamed for about 700 years. Yazd province is the largest focus of Iranians Zoroastrians and is more than 1300 years where is the Zoroastrians’ residency and is always a holy land for them. Zoroastrian celebrations and orders are held in this fire temple, which the most glorious ceremonies are Nowrooz, Mehregan, Sadeh and Zoroaster’s Birthday celebrations.
This region is one of the most ancient cities of Iran. Yazd had existed hundreds of years before Islam and had the name of Ysatis in ancient times.
In Persian literature, the city of Yazd is known as the Alexander’s prison. In Pahlavi books, Ardeshir Papakan (Babakan) is known as the Yazd savior.
To sum up, Yazd is one of the ancient lands, which have been located between the great and ancient lands of Pars, Isfahan, Kerman, and Khorasan. This territory had been an important passage in ancient times. In Achaemenid era, this region has had confident roads and post offices. Yazd was usually immunized from Iran wars and struggles. Impassability of the roads and limitation in water reservoirs were the major obstacles of conquering this land by great and small reigns during the history.
Discovering relics such as Mehr, Anahita, and Ysatis of Achaemenid era and existence of buildings like the Alexander prison, tower, and ramparts of the great castles, numerous strongholds, and post-Islamic monuments like mosques, shrines, and temples are all the indicators of the civilization and culture of pre-Islamic and post-Islamic eras.
Tourist sites of Yazd province are Meybod Narin-Ghaleh (Narenj Ghaleh), Meybod Kaboutar-Khaneh tower, Meybod Karvansara Shah Abbasi, the ancient structure of Meybod, Meybod Khaneh Salar, Meybod Yakhchal, Meybod Asiab Dosangi, Imamzadeh Khadijeh Khatoun monument of Meybod, Seyyed Shamsoddin monument, Seyyed Rokneddin monument, Shesh Badgir reservoir, Yazdan fire temple, Amir Chakhmagh square, Tabas Baghe Golshan, Pir Sabze Chekchek, Lari ha house, Zoroastrians’ crypt, Robate Saghand, Alexander prison, Abarkooh ancient cedar, Char Taghi cave, Marvast castle, Nadoushan castle, Yazd Jame Kabir mosque, Rig Majomard mosque (of 8th century- this mosque was buried under the soil until 1990), Baghe-Vazir garden complex in Hojjat Abad Rezvan Shahr, Shah-Vali mosque, Khan bath and square, Dowlat-Abad Garden, Fahraj mosque. Moreover, among the fair-weather sites are Mehriz, Taft, Dehe Bala, Tazarjan, and Gharbal Biz.
The most important handicrafts of Yazd province are rug, carpet, kilim, velvet, brocade (Zari), Chador Shab, handkerchief , Ghanaviz (damask: silk stuff), Ajrami, Shamad (bed sheet), Termeh, curtain, Zilou (a carpet without pile), canvas, Boghcheh (textile package), Long, bathing sack, Khorjin (sack), blanket, pottery, ceramic, straw mat, tile, and Giveh (light summer cotton shoes). Among the handicrafts, carpet, Termeh, and Zilou weaving, and tile, pottery, and ceramic manufacturing are of a great significance. Cookies and pastry cooking have a long history in Yazd. Many traditional cookies such as Baghlava, Ghottab, Loz Nargil, rice cookie, Cotton Candy, and Hadji Badam are cooked in Yazd.