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Hamed Soleimanzadeh Joins 72nd Berlinale FIPRESCI Jury
Officially invited by the 72nd Berlinale and the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI), the international cinema critic and professor…
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Isfahan to adopt more theme-oriented parks
"Considering the development of theme-oriented parks being on the agenda, the construction of recycle-themed and skill-based parks, adapted spaces…
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Varzaneh desert; land of hidden treasures
Being far from classy hotels and restaurants, imagine yourself sleeping in the middle of nowhere, with only a tent under the clear sky counting…
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Tehran Intl. Book Fair launches its second online edition
Due to the pandemic, Iran canceled its 2020 edition of the book fair and the 2021 edition was organized online.
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Isfahan, Iași to get spark back in relations
"Revving up the stagnant bilateral relations between Isfahan and some of its sister cities is one of the subjects of intense interest in public…
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Amirabad palace stands strong against influx of sands
Zavareh is located at the northeast of Isfahan Province, next to the central desert area. It is known that Zavareh had a Sassanian fire temple…
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Iran's Clean Air Day
In celebration of Iran's Clean Air Day, Isfahan transit agencies have teamed up to offer free rides for citizens; the decision has been made…
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Las Luminarias; festival of blazes and horses
About a hundred horses spectacularly jumped through bonfires in a purification ceremony on Sunday during the Spanish festival of 'Las Luminarias',…
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Snow blankets Iran's Tabriz
Snowfall records cement Tabriz’s status as one of the snowiest metropolitan areas in Iran, a claim made possible by a combination of different…
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Tourist Places to Visit in Hyderabad
Isfahan's sister city, Hyderabad with its unmatched blend of history and modernity, hypnotizes everyone, whoever sets his/her foot in this beautiful…
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Isfahan's Pirbakran home to ancient cemetery
The Pir Bakran mausoleum, the burial pace of Mohammad ebn-e Bakran, is a historical sepulcher in Isfahan’s Pir Bakran dating back to the Ilkhanid…
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Seleucid, Parthian relics unearthed in UNESCO-tagged Bisotun
In a recent excavation in Bisotun, an ancient UNESCO-tagged site containing bas-reliefs and inscriptions of Darius the Great, archaeologists…
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Ensure public trust through citizen's involvement
"Chaharbagh-e Zandegi Idea Cup" is being held at the request of the municipality's culture desk; those interested in the event are expected to…
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Taste of Persia in Isfahan's Ghalamkari
Isfahani artists have integrated the artistic techniques of Ghalamkari and painting into one unique method. Vignettes, arabesques, intertwining…
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Papier-mâché; Ancient art technique
Papier-mâché has been defined as the art of making boxes, Qalamdan (pen box), frames, mirrors, and other decorative objects with compressed cardboard…
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World Braille Day:
Pandemic shows importance of information access for all
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how critical it is to ensure essential information is accessible to everyone, including people living with disabilitie…
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Green Iran; every Iranian, a seedling
The movement called "Green Iran; every Iranian, a seedling" has been initiated in Isfahan to develop urban green spaces throughout the city.
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Marching Through the Morning
This year’s January 3 marks the second martyrdom anniversary of General Qassem Soleimani, the legendary commander of the IRGC’s Quds Force whose…
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Yase Chah; Iranian cozy village with covered walkways
The historical village of "Yase Chai" (Yase Chah) is a coastal village placed along the banks of the Zayanderud River in Saman County, on the…
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New Year's celebrations around the world
With the rapid spread of the new Omicron coronavirus variant, many cities across the world scaled back their New Year's celebrations.
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Shahreza; Iran's pottery hub
Pottery is one of the oldest man-made decorative art works originating before the New Stone Age featured by settlement in permanent residences,…