Shah-goli

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Shah Goli in summer.
Shah Goli in summer.

Shah-goli (شاه‌گلی / Şah-Göli) is the name of a large park in Tabriz. It was used as a summer palace during the Qadjar dynasty (when Tabriz was the official residence of Prince of Iran). It contains a palace that is surrounded by a great square water pool almost 5 meters depth. During 2nd Pahlavi's it was reconstructed.

After the Iranian Revolution of 1979 the name of Shah-goli was changed to El-goli (ائل‌گلی / El-Göli) in official documents in but the name in common use continues to be Shahgoli.

Shah Gholi in early spring.

Shah Gholi summer.

Shah Gholi in winter.

Hotel Pars in the vicinity of Shah Goli.

Coordinates: 38°01′31.42″N, 46°21′56.34″E

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