Saed News: The above video is related to the Adrian Fire Temple on Mirza Kuchak Khan Street in Tehran, which has a long-standing historical background. Visiting this place of worship is allowed for non-Zoroastrians.
According to Saed News, the foundation stone of the Adrian Fire Temple was laid in 1914 by Arbab Keikhosrow Shahrokh. After three years, with the help of Arbab Keikhosrow, the Parsis of India, and the Zoroastrians of Iran, the construction of this fire temple was completed.
The sacred fire of the Adrian Fire Temple was transferred from Yazd to this location over a period of 16 days and has remained continuously lit for 106 years. The stone symbols of the Adrian building were installed in 1966 in memory of the late Shirmand Farahmand, funded by Mr. Fereydoun Farahmand.
To visit, prior arrangements are required, or you can join specific guided tours. The fire temple is located at:
Tehran, Jomhouri Street, Mirza Kuchak Khan Street, Adrian Fire Temple.
