Zoroastrian Fire Temples

Zoroastrian fire temples are sacred spaces where followers of Zoroastrianism worship by maintaining a continuously burning sacred fire, symbolizing purity, divine presence, and truth. These temples serve as communal places for prayer, rituals, and ceremonies, often featuring a central fire altar supervised by priests. The fire's upkeep reflects spiritual purity and the ongoing battle between good and evil. Practitioners visit these temples to seek spiritual guidance, celebrate religious festivals, and reinforce their connection to divine principles. The fire temple's design and rituals highlight the religion’s emphasis on moral integrity, purity, and reverence for the divine essence represented by fire.