iFilm+ presents: Abarkouh's ancient cypress tree

In a recent episode, iFilm+ has turned its lens towards the allure of Abarkouh with its focal point being the majestic old cypress tree that stands as a symbol of the region's enduring legacy.

Abarkouh is an ancient city located in the historical triangle of Isfahan, Yazd, and Shiraz. It's known for its rich history and has many historical sites like monuments, castles, and sacred places, as well as natural features like trees and windwards.

At the heart of Abarkouh lies the cypress of Abarkouh, locally known as Parsik.

This ancient tree is celebrated worldwide for its age, being hailed as "Iran's Oldest Living Organism" and boasting a remarkable age of 4,500 years.

Remarkably, it ranks as the second oldest living organism in the world, serving as a symbol of nature's endurance and beauty.

Recognizing its cultural significance, the cypress of Abarkouh has been officially registered by the Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran and is currently awaiting UNESCO's seal of approval for global recognition.

For travelers planning their journey to the city of Yazd, a visit to Abarkouh's cypress is an unmissable opportunity.

Stay tuned to iFilm+ for more explorations.

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