Gulustan

Gulustan is a term that can refer to several entities, most notably a famous Persian garden and a widely read work of poetry.

The Garden of Gulustan, meaning "Rose Garden," is a historic Persian garden located in Shiraz, Iran. It is one of the most famous and beautiful gardens in the country, known for its abundant rose bushes, intricate water channels, and traditional Persian architecture. The garden has been a source of inspiration for poets and artists for centuries and remains a popular tourist destination.

The Gulistan, or Rose Garden, is also the title of a major work of Persian literature by the poet Saadi Shirazi, completed in 1258 AD. It is a collection of prose and poetry, divided into eight sections, that offers moral and practical advice on various aspects of life, including justice, kindness, love, and humility. The Gulistan is celebrated for its elegant prose, witty anecdotes, and profound wisdom, making it a cornerstone of Persian literature and a widely studied text for its ethical teachings. Its influence extends beyond Persian culture, having been translated into numerous languages and appreciated by readers worldwide.