Dowlat Abad Garden is located in the 4-menar (four-minarets) neighborhood of the ancient gardens of Yazd, Iran, which was built in 1125 AH with an area of about 70,000 square meters. The complex has many buildings, pools and waterfronts, which in the space between there are gardens with pomegranate and grape trees and etc ... and also many ornamental flowers.
The garden consists of two sections, the general interior and exterior. The exterior garden has been the venue for state ritual, sporting events and city administration, and the Interior Garden has been a private and residential area of the complex. In state-owned gardens, the interior was completely different from other areas.
The wind catcher of this complex is 33,8 meters high, the tallest brick wind-catcher in the world. This garden is registered as national Iranian monuments and is also one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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