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A Journey Through Qajar Elegance at Baghcheh Jough Palace Museum
Baghcheh Jough Palace Museum, also known as the Sardar-e Maku Palace, is one of the most remarkable historical landmarks of northwestern Iran…
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Home-Based Production of Spices and Health-Oriented Food Products
The production of spices and health-oriented food products has emerged as one of the most promising home-based business opportunities in recent…
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Global Celebrations Mark Birth Anniversary of Imam Reza (AS), the Eighth Infallible Imam
Millions of Shia Muslims across the world are celebrating the auspicious birth anniversary of Imam Reza (AS), the eighth Imam of the Household…
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International Media Delegation Tours War-Damaged Cultural Heritage Sites in Iran
A group of media activists and foreign correspondents visited several sites damaged during the Ramadan War today, Sunday, April 26, 2026, including…
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Damage to the Historical Complex of Takht-e-Foulad in Isfahan During the Third Imposed War
During the brutal acts of aggression by the United States and Israel against the territory of our country, numerous historical and cultural landmarks—…
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Iran mourns 40th day after Leader’s martyrdom
The people of the capital Tehran and many other cities hold mourning processions on Thursday on 40th day of the martyrdom of the Leader of the…
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Blood of Armenians is Mingled with the Blood of Other Children of This Land in Defense of Iran
The Archbishop of Jolfa, Isfahan, stated: "Throughout history, the blood of Armenians has been mingled with the blood of other children of this…
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U.S. & Israeli Airstrikes Level Schools in Iran
Recent airstrikes conducted by U.S. forces and the Israeli regime have resulted in significant damage to Khomein County.
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Report of the UNESCO National Commission Delegation's Visit to Isfahan: A Reflection on the Damage to Ancient Heritage
Following recent attacks by Israel and U.S, a delegation from the National Commission for UNESCO visited the historical monuments of Isfahan,…
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Massive Quds Day Rallies Across Iran
Millions of Iranians poured into the streets across the country on Friday, marking the annual International Quds Day with a thunderous display…
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Spiritual Night of Qadr Vigil Held at Golestan-e Shohada in Isfahan
The Night of Qadr (21st of Ramadan) vigil ceremony was held at Golestan-e Shohada (Martyrs’ Garden) in Isfahan.
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Israeli‑American Attacks Leave Residential Buildings in Ruins
Following the recent Israeli‑American military attacks to Iran, extensive destruction has been inflicted on civilian infrastructure and private…
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Iranians pledge allegiance to their new Leader
Iranians have poured into the streets to declare support for the new Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei.
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Missile Strike Damages UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chehel Sotoun Palace in Isfahan
Following an aerial attack by the Israeli regime on Monday afternoon in the vicinity of the Isfahan provincial governorate, the Chehel Sotoun…
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Destruction of residential buildings in Iran during US.Israeli strikes
During the attacks by the American‑Israeli air strikes against Iran, several residential buildings in the country and citizens’ properties suffered…
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Iran, Russia Conclude Joint Naval Drill in Sea of Oman
The joint maritime exercise between the Islamic Republic of Iran's Army Navy and the Russian Federation Navy has officially concluded following…
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Millions Rally Across Iran to Mark 22 Bahman
Millions of people from all walks of life poured into the streets across Iran on Wednesday as nationwide rallies marking the 47th anniversary…
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Crimson Threads in Mountain Wind: Lorestan’s Saffron Harvest
As the first light of dawn unfurls over the Zagros Mountains, a quiet transformation is taking place in the terraced fields of Lorestan, a highland…
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Millions Celebrate Mid-Sha’ban Across Iran
Under lantern-lit skies and ribbons of green light, Iran breathes in joy tonight.
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Between Tradition and Tomorrow
Survival of Family Occupations in Isfahan
In Isfahan, a city where history is not confined to museums but lives on in workshops, bazaars, and narrow alleyways, hereditary occupations…
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Autumn’s First Snow Over Isfahan
Before autumn could finish its quiet work of gathering fallen leaves, snow arrived—soft, unannounced, and impossibly early. Isfahan, a city born…
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Lorestan’s Hidden Gem: Bisheh Waterfall in Full Fall Glory
In the heart of Lorestan, where the Zagros mountains stretch in majestic waves, autumn rains awaken a hidden jewel of nature: Bisheh Waterfall.
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Haj Hossein’s Century-Old Herbal Shop Keeps Isfahan’s Traditions Alive
In one of the bustling alleys of Isfahan’s historic bazaar, a small herbal shop continues to glow softly in the evening, a living memory of the…
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From the Plains to the Honeycomb
Bojnord’s Beekeepers Shape a Quiet Rural Economy
At dawn in the outskirts of Bojnord, the air carries a sweetness that lingers even before the day warms. It comes from the wild meadows that…
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Kurdish Attire: A Living Blend of Color, Heritage, and Art
Kurdish traditional clothing stands as one of the most recognizable symbols of Kurdish cultural identity—an ensemble defined by vibrant fabrics,…
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Ruby Valleys of Khuzestan; Orchard Heartbeat of Qaleh-Tol
In Qaleh-Tol, the annual harvest of the region’s celebrated pomegranates—often called the crimson jewel or red gold —has begun, breathing renewed…
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Iran's Nature Symphony
Beneath the boundless sky, the Earth unfurls like a living masterpiece — a canvas painted with oceans that breathe, mountains that dream, and…