Persepolis
Node of the Great Circle of Giza
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About this portal
Persepolis was the ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire — a throne-city where the Achaemenid kings received the nations of the known world at the spring equinox. Its carved stairways show an eternal procession of peoples bearing gifts, and its halls of towering columns rose like a forest of stone beneath the sky. Set upon the Great Circle of Giza, Persepolis is a portal of sacred kingship and renewal: the place where time was measured by the sun and power bowed before the light.
Energetic characteristics
- Ceremonial capital of the Persian Empire
- Stairways with the eternal procession of nations
- Monumental columned halls (Apadana)
- Ceremonies at the spring equinox (Nowruz)
- Node of the Great Circle of Giza
- UNESCO World Heritage Site
Special dates
Nowruz (Persian New Year)
March 20
The Persian New Year is born at the spring equinox; on the stairways of the Apadana, the reliefs immortalize the procession of nations toward the reborn Sun.
Mehregan (Festival of Mithra)
October 2
Ancient Persian celebration of light, friendship, and the harvest, dedicated to Mithra.
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