This was Achaemenian kings' palace for public reception. It is a large rectangular building with 36 columns. Passing along the two northern and eastern stairways of Apadana, one can witness pictures of the then tax payers coming from different territories which were under the domination of the Achaemenian. Jamshid which is similar to Tachar with a balcony overlooking the plain and a stairway leading to Haram which has similar buildings and they are beautifully decorated. The group of palaces along with the king's treasury which include several uniform halls occupy the southern part of the area.
Palace is in the northeastern corner of the area.
This palace has a huge facade and many decorations but today there only remain the pillars of its columns.