Borgan, Fars

Borgan is a village located in the Fars Province of Iran. It is part of the broader geographical and cultural region of Persia.

Fars Province, Iran is a region of immense historical and cultural significance within Iran. It is considered the homeland of the Persian people and the origin of the Persian language. Historically, it was known as Pars, from which the words "Persia" and "Persian" are derived. The province boasts numerous historical sites, including Persepolis (Takht-e Jamshid), the ancient capital of the Achaemenid Empire, and Pasargadae, the site of Cyrus the Great's tomb. The modern city of Shiraz serves as the provincial capital and is known for its gardens, literature, and historical landmarks. Fars Province has a diverse landscape, ranging from mountains to plains, and plays a significant role in Iran's agricultural production. The province also possesses a rich cultural heritage reflected in its music, art, and traditions.