El Golu

El Golu, also known as Shah Golu is the name of a large historic park containing an artificial lake in south east of Tabriz, Iran. Shah Gulu's counterfeit lake is a rectangular lake encompassed by four side strolls and a stripe of blooms in its four sides. Amidst lake a building speaking to the conventional design of Tabriz is found. The working in the focal point of the lake is associated with the northern side stroll of the lake. In South of the lake there is a slope secured by trees. Two stairways associate the side strolls to the highest point of the slope.

At best of the slope there is a working with present day design Hotel Pars building. There is likewise a funfair alongside the recreation center. The early history of the El-Golu isn't clear. In any case, it appears the lake initially was utilized as a water asset for horticultural purposes. Amid Qajar line when Tabriz used to be the living arrangement of crown ruler of Iran, there was a fake island with a little castle amidst the lake which was utilized as illustrious summer royal residence for regal family. Amid second Pahlavi's the castle was reproduced and a pass-way was worked to associate the island toward the northern walkway of the lake.