Eram Garden (Bagh-e Eram)

Eram Garden (Bagh-e Eram) is identified in the supplied sources as a historic Persian garden in Shiraz, located on the northern shore of the Khoshk River. The garden includes a historic building/pavilion and is recorded as an Iranian national heritage site (Wikidata Q127963). The provided materials supply general identification and heritage-status information but do not give dates of construction, ownership history, or detailed site management information. Regarding reports of paranormal activity, the supplied research materials contain no accounts of hauntings, apparitions, nocturnal 'night shift' phenomena, named spirits, eyewitness testimony, or investigative commentary. No folkloric traditions or local supernatural attributions concerning Eram Garden are present in the provided sources. Consequently, any claims that the garden is haunted or that apparitions occur there are uncorroborated by the documents supplied and require additional primary sources (local histories, oral folklore, media reports, or investigations) to substantiate. The cultural significance of Eram Garden as part of the Persian garden tradition and as a listed national heritage site is attested in the sources; however, information about visitor access, current management, or site condition was not supplied and remains uncertain in this dataset.