Gate of All Nations, Monument in Iran
The Gate of All Nations is a grand, ancient monument located in Persepolis, Iran.
Constructed by the order of Xerxes I around 486 BC, it was part of the Achaemenid Empire's extensive capital.
The gate symbolizes the power and tolerance of the Persian Empire, welcoming all nations under its rule.
Today, it's a popular tourist attraction, offering visitors a glimpse into Iran's rich history.
It features two colossal statues of lamassu, mythical creatures with the body of a bull and the head of a man.
Location: Marvdasht County
Official opening: 5 Century BCE
Architectural style: Achaemenid architecture
Height: 16.5 m
Material: limestone
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