SAEDNEWS: Takht-e Soleyman, also known as the Azargoshasb Fire Temple, is a historical complex located in the Takht-e Soleyman area of Takab County, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran.
According to the History and Culture Service of Saed News, Takhte Soleyman is a place where the eternal flame of the Sassanids once blazed. History here is not only written with words but reconstructed through images.
In this AI-generated reconstruction video, viewers can witness, step by step, the creation of one of the most sacred sites of ancient Iran:
The Azar Gushnasb Fire Temple, nestled in the mountains of northwestern Iran, in a region called Shiz—today known as the village of Takhte Soleyman (Takab, West Azerbaijan). This site served as the spiritual capital of the Sassanian kings, where the royal Zoroastrian fire burned.
The temple featured Chahartaqi architecture, raw carved stones, and a flame that surged directly from the heart of the earth.
