Near Sarvestan of Fars and in the vicinity of Shiraz, there is the Sassan stone palace belonging to about 1550 years ago, which was built by Mehr Nersi, the minister of Bahram the Fifth and which was, apparently, the winter palace of Bahram Goor. One of them goes to Firoozabad and Jahrom, and the eastern road which, after a few kilometers, leads to Maharloo lake, is the main road to the eastern regions of Fars. Not much has been said about this area.
Fars is the symbol and the manifestation of Iranian architecture and culture.
One should visit not only Shiraz and its outskirts, but Sarvestan Palace, Tal Zahhak in Fasa, the unique lake of Bakhtegan and many monuments of the Sassanide period in Darab, too. You can see one or two boats, like a ghost in a sea of fog. Some hills are made of salt along the shore. Sometimes the lake shines so brilliantly that reflects the mountains on the north. When you reach Koohenjars, you cannot see the lake any longer.