A monumental fire sanctuary known as Ka`be-e-Zardosht stands facing the great vertical cliff at Naghsh-e-Rostam carved with four Achaemenian tombs of Darius I and three of this successors.
From a distance four cuttings into the rock face are visible ,marking the tombs which represent the facade of a palace as though fronted by a porch supported by four columnswith typically Achaemenid bull capitals.

Another important feature of Naghsh-e-Rostam is a  series of eight Sassanian rock-reliefs , some of the greatest ever created , on the lower levels of the cliffs.