Related to Sirjan city (located in Kerman province)
Also known as: Baagh-e Sangi, Dervish Khan Stone Garden, Baq Sangi-e Darvish-Khan
Darvish Khan's Stone Garden (Baq Sangi) is located at a distance of 40km from Sirjan and is in the Bulurd Village. There’s also a remarkable story behind the garden.
It was created by a hearing-impaired and mute landowner named Darvish Khan Esfandiyarpour. Starting in 1961, he hung each of the stones from thick wires and large ropes ...
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It was created by a hearing-impaired and mute landowner named Darvish Khan Esfandiyarpour.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Hundreds of tall dry trees stretch across the sand, each with stones small and large (some weighing over 20 pounds) hanging from the branches.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Hundreds of tall dry trees stretch across the sand, each with stones small and large (some weighing over 20 pounds) hanging from the branches.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It was created by a hearing-impaired and mute landowner named Darvish Khan Esfandiyarpour.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Hundreds of tall dry trees stretch across the sand, each with stones small and large (some weighing over 20 pounds) hanging from the branches.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It was a silent protest against the land reform plans implemented by the Mohammad Reza Shah (Pahlavi) regime that caused the man to lose part of his land, including his real garden.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Hundreds of tall dry trees stretch across the sand, each with stones small and large (some weighing over 20 pounds) hanging from the branches. | Copyright: Morteza salehi
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Hundreds of tall dry trees stretch across the sand, each with stones small and large (some weighing over 20 pounds) hanging from the branches. | Copyright: Morteza salehi
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers. | Copyright: Siamak Kargar
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
The Stone Garden was created between 1961 and 1963. A few years after the land reform plan was implemented (by the regime of Shah Mohammad Reza), Darvish Khan, who had lost some of his land as a result of it, in an act of protest hung stones from tree branches in his garden that had gone dry. | Copyright: Mahdi Kalhor
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers. | Copyright: Maryam Nohani
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
The Stone Garden was created between 1961 and 1963. A few years after the land reform plan was implemented (by the regime of Shah Mohammad Reza), Darvish Khan, who had lost some of his land as a result of it, in an act of protest hung stones from tree branches in his garden that had gone dry.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
The poem on Darvish Khan’s gravestone reads: Saw a man no stranger to pain who lost his all, After a lifetime of pain and sorrow he created a garden of stone, Fruits of the garden are stones of all sizes, Hung with much labor from branches, No oppressor will take this stone garden from him, This was his hope when creating his garden.”
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Darvish Khan Esfandiyarpour passed away in 2007 at the age of 90, and was buried in his rocky garden. | Copyright: Atousa Taghavi
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
It’s a man-made heaven for weird-seekers.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Darvish Khan Esfandiyarpour passed away in 2007 at the age of 90, and was buried in his rocky garden.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
Darvish Khan Esfandiyarpour passed away in 2007 at the age of 90, and was buried in his rocky garden.
Bagh Sangi (Darvish Khan's Stone Garden) near Sirjan - Kerman Province
The Stone Garden was created between 1961 and 1963. A few years after the land reform plan was implemented (by the regime of Shah Mohammad Reza), Darvish Khan, who had lost some of his land as a result of it, in an act of protest hung stones from tree branches in his garden that had gone dry.
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