Dolatabad (also spelled Dowlatabad) Garden in Yazd is recorded as a historic Persian garden and is listed in heritage databases. The garden is part of the broader Persian garden tradition, a landscape design style with origins traced in scholarly sources to the Achaemenid period. Supplied sources identify the site as an Iranian national heritage site and connect Persian gardens collectively to UNESCO World Heritage recognition of "The Persian Garden" ensemble, though the provided material does not supply dates of construction, builders, or specific designation details for this garden. The supplied research notes contain no evidence of paranormal phenomena, hauntings, apparitions, or associated supernatural entities at Dolatabad Garden; assertions of a "haunted well" are not supported by the provided sources. No witness accounts, oral traditions, or folkloric narratives concerning hauntings were present in the excerpted materials. Explanatory theories (natural, folkloric, or paranormal) and details on current visitor access were not included in the supplied sources.
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- [2]Dowlatabad Garden (Wikidata Q6559265). Wikidata entry Q6559265 for Dowlatabad Garden.wiki
