Cyrus the Great was the founder of the Achaemenid dynasty in Iran and the most famous king of this dynasty. He, who built his kingdom on the basis of justice and philanthropy, became famous in the entire world of the east and west of that day in a short distance. Cyrus the Great was the king of Iran for about 30 years and during this time, he presented a great civilization to the world. The cylinder of Cyrus is one of the most important works left by him, which shows the humanitarian policies of Cyrus. Cyrus the Great was finally killed in the war with the Massagets, who were a tribe of desert wandering Scythians, and he was buried in Pasargad.
To visit the tomb of Cyrus, you must first travel to Shiraz. After visiting the sights of Shiraz, enter the Shiraz-Isfahan road and pass through Saadatshahr and reach the side road, then travel 20 kilometers to reach the village of Mader Suleiman. After reaching this village, you will reach Pasargad by traveling four kilometers. Your route from the beginning of Shiraz-Isfahan road to Pasargad is about 132 km.
