This center is designed in the historic valley and garden of Vakilabad and its surrounding lands, covering an area of approximately 90 hectares. It is intended for the leisure activities of the residents of Mashhad and to provide services for pilgrims and tourists. The project includes restoring the existing garden into a Persian garden, creating a stone garden on the cliffs overlooking the valley, hospitality facilities on nearby heights, various cultural, artistic, and tourist centers and cultural houses representing Central Asian nations to facilitate cultural exchanges. Additionally, spaces and accommodations for one-day and multi-day stays for pilgrims are planned. According to the strategic master plan, the Vakilabad Valley connects to Band-e-Golestan on one side and Kal-e-Chehel-Baze on the other, extending into the urban fabric of Mashhad.