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Attar and Khayyam are two prominent Iranian poets. To visit the tomb, you can go to 30 km of Neishabour before 7 pm. You only need to be careful when traveling to this place alone. My experience proves the insecurity of this space at night. Be careful, but good people live in this area to help you.

The tomb of Attar, one of the greatest poets of Iran, and the teacher of Maulana (great rumi) , and the great iranian painter Kamal al-Molk's tomb

The tomb of Atar Neishaburi is a historical building that was built in the Timurid period by the order of Amir Alishir Nawai on the tombstone of Atar Neishaburi. In the second Pahlavi periods, restoration was complete and in the 70s, restoration was shortened. This mausoleum is located in Shadiakh Blvd (now Arafa), which is one of the tourist areas of Neishabur city. The tomb of Kamal al-Mulk is also in the area of this building. This building was registered as one of the national monuments of Iran on 18 December 1354 with registration number 1173.

one of best places for sitting&thinking& drinking then sketching one of the richest architecture style. you never forget this good atmosphere.

This is a nice, i like it because there is no crowd and the entry fee is same as Khayyam Tomb 40k toman, 0.80$. There is a photo house you can take pictures with local style, and you can enjoy the calmness there.

In this place you can visit the tomb of Attar (a poet from the 12th century) and of Kamal od-din (a painter of the 19-20th). Don't forget your photo shooting with traditionnal cl‌‌‌‌‌‌othes !

Attar-e Neyshaboori: the great iranian poet and Gnostic. The tomb of this famous poet is located 6 km, west of Nishapur, near Imamzadeh Mahrooq and the tomb of Omar Khayyam.

Attar is one of the famous mystics and poets of Persian literature who has world fame and is considered a proud treasure for the Iranian nation. The name of this great poet is Muhammad, his nickname is Fariduddin and his nickname is Abu Hamed. Atar Nishaburi can be considered as one of the first-rate scholars of mysticism, who has always placed the simplicity of words at the forefront of all his works, and this has made him particularly popular among people. Where is Attar's tomb? The tomb of Atar Neishaburi is located 6 kilometers west of Neishabour and near the tomb of Omar Khayyam. The building of this tomb belongs to the Timurid period and was built by a person named Amir Ali Shirnavai. This tomb was completely restored in the second Pahlavi period, and in the 70s, a brief restoration was done on it. The current building of Atar Nishaburi tomb has eight sides and four entrances with a completely tiled dome. The tomb of this great poet is located inside a garden with an area of ​​119 square meters and is beautifully decorated with green, yellow and blue tiles. The tomb of Atar Neishaburi is one of the sightseeing places of Neishabur and many travelers and tourists visit it every year.

nice area ,nice tomb. Attar has been one if the best poets of Iran. He has been not only a poet but also teacher, a Doctor and philosopher. When the Molana (rumi)’s family were passing Neyshabur city, Attar invited Molana’s father to his home. He met Molana as a 8 years old boy. Attar told Molana’s father that your son will be a great famous person some day and he also gave his book to Molana as a gift.