First trip to Persia - The Pink Mosque

To be honest, I generally don't make detailed plans before I go out to travel, I like the randomness and spontaneity of seeing whatever scenery God gives me; when I go abroad with a group, I never read the group notice, I only grasp the information of the round-trip ticket, I leave everything to the creator. This way I can always open my eyes like a child, to be amazed, to smile alone in my heart, all these are unexpected surprises. The day before I was shocked by the green mosque, the group members told me that the pink mosque tomorrow is also good looking. The first ray of sunlight came in, we were the first wave of visitors to arrive, we can take pictures freely. It's really beautiful, it's indescribable. The real name of the Pink Mosque is Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, located in the ancient city of Shiraz. It was built in the 19th century during the Qajar dynasty and took 12 years to carve. A large amount of pink glazed color is used for decoration inside and outside the building, the sunlight passes through the colored glazed bricks, reflecting the colorful light like a dream. The floor is covered with exquisite Persian carpets, the sunlight shines directly on the carpet, the color and lines are perfectly combined, like a kaleidoscope. Indulged in the colorful inside, I didn't know that the outside was also unique, the design was exquisite, small and exquisite, very cute.