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Pol-e Dokhtar seeking life after flood
Iran (IMNA) - Receding flood waters in Pol-e Dokhtar have left people exposed to a muddy disaster which is going to be a daunting task for relief teams to clean up the town. Hundreds of Pol-e Dokhtar residents are starting to return to their flood-ravaged homes in search of the remained belonging.
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Half drown villages
With the rising of the Karoon and Karkheh rivers, the floodgate in Ahvaz broke and the flood came to the city.
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Round clock efforts of Isfahan municipality in flood- hit Ahvaz
The municipality of Isfahan has deployed its Disaster Response Forces more than a week ago in Ahvaz.
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Real Iranian Heroes
The Iran–Iraq war was a prolonged brutal military conflict between Iran and Iraq that begun on 22 September 1980 and lasted for 8 years; the war ended on 20 August 1988 following a cease-fire.
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Spring is here with dazzling blossoms
Every season has its own beauty treasures, but spring is the one that cheer our heart to see dormant plants come to life again and wake up after a long sleep.
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Massive flood damages in Lorestan
Severe flooding inundated wide areas of Lorestan. City officials urged people living along the river to closely monitor the water level in the river, move their belongings to higher ground, and evacuate children, elderly and sick persons from the flood-risk areas.
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Takht-e Foulad
Isfahan hosts the second most important cemetery of the Shi'a world; the place in which the dead bodies of many great figures from the past time like Mir Fendereski, sardar Asaad, Banu Amin, Baba Roknoldin, and famous people of the present time like Hossein Kharazi, and thousands of martyrs of the Holy Defense era are laid down.
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Isfahan's Fire temple
The Fire temple at Isfahan is an archaeological zone located on a top of a hill about eight kilometers west of Isfahan, on the road of Isfahan to Najaf Abad near Manar Jonban.
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Meybod world city of Zilu
Meybod is an ancient mud-brick desert city in Yazd that its rich history goes back to the pre-Islamic era.
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Chickpea Cookies Popular Nowruz Cookies
Nowruz is an ancient Persian festival that marks the beginning of spring and celebrates the rebirth of nature; For many families, Nowruz means preparing special cookies like Chickpea.
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Hindu temple remnant of Indian merchants in Iran
Bandar Abbaas or what Iranians simply call as ‘Bandar’, is the capital of Hormozgan province that is the home of Iran’s busiest port.
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Following the flood events in Isfahan
Tourists in safe conditions
All tourist have been settled in gymnasiums and sports complexes in Isfahan as the last night's heavy rain created hazardous conditions.
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The photographs of the week
Space exploration, tragedy, conflict and beauty – the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists.
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Terror Attacks at New Zealand Mosques in Pictures
IMNA's Press Team offer sympathy to the people of New Zealand, in particular the Muslim community following two terrorists attacks on Friday during which at least 49 people were killed at two New Zealand mosques.
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Plantable pencils creative measure of Isfahan municipality
The head of the citizenship culture development department of the cultural, social, and sport organization of Isfahan municipality announced the distributing of plantable pencils among Isfahani citizens during the Tree Planting Week.
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Goldfish symbol of good luck
Iran (IMNA) - A fish bowl with one or some goldfish is one of the main items of Haft Seen; though it does not start with "S" in Persian. Some people believe that it is the symbol of life and good luck; the red color of goldfish stands for kindness, victory, and livelihood. Over the past years, environmentalists urged people not to buy goldfish, since they are imprisoned in a jar and finally they are doomed to die, while Nowrouz itself is the celebration of rebirth, health, wealth, hope, and livelihood. Although, as it appears, some people cannot emit goldfish from their Haft Seen table; therefore, the best way is to learn how to buy healthy goldfish, take care of them appropriately and finally drop them in running waters.
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World Wildlife Day 2019 focusing on marine species for first time
The Secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), working in partnership to facilitate the global celebration of the United Nations World Wildlife Day 2019 (March 3), announced today the theme of the day as- 'Life below water: for people and planet'.
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Isfahan hosts first traditional festival of Iranian tribes
Iran (IMNA) - Iran is a safe country for people of different religions and ethnicities as various national and ethno-religious groups are now living in various parts of the country. The first festival of traditional sports, handicrafts, foods, breads and folk music held in Ardestan county with the presence of provinces of the central plateau of Iran.
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Nasir-al- Mulk Mosque; Iran's pink masterpiece
The Nasir-al-Mulk Mosque is considered as an architectural masterpiece in Shiraz, Iran where you can visit the play of light and colours. This mosque is also well known as the Pink Mosque due to particular usage of pink colours for its interior design.
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Prime minister of Armenia;
Iran not perceived well without visiting Isfahan
"Considering the historical background of Isfahan that indicates the rich Iranian culture, it is not possible to perceive Persian culture deeply without visiting this city," the prime minister of Armenia said.
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Colorful village in heart of Iran
Bardeh village in Ben County is situated adjacent to Shahrekord city. The region is known as the rocky village; above 90 percent of the buildings seems to be made out of stone. Local women of Bardeh always wear traditional garments because the village hosts thousands of tourists almost throughout the year.
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Tribute to Hafez; honorable guest from Germany
Gunther Uecker’s exhibition entitled “Tribute to Hafez” is opened in the Isfahan Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Eastern Isfahan drank in drops
The immediate consequence of drought in Isfahan was a fall in crop production, due to inadequate and poorly distributed rainfall. Farmers are in danger of losing money as drought destroys their crops.
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Massive public participation in martyrs' funeral
Hundreds of Isafahanis lined the streets of Isfahan on Saturday to attend the mass funeral of 27 martyred IRGC border guards who were killed in the southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan province following ramming an explosives-laden car into the bus carrying them to the home. The so-called Jaish ul-Adl terrorist group, claimed responsibility for the bombing.
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Best Photographs of Today
The Guardian bring you photo highlights from around the world, including a celebration of agriculture in Vietnam and a snowball fight in Washington state
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Fireworks at night sky of Isfahan
Every year on February 11, communities across Isfahan gather to watch patriotic-themed fireworks in celebration of 40th anniversary of Islamic revolution.
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Iran in Isfahan!
Iran (IMNA) - The Zayanderud River alone is an amazing reason to go to Isfahan. As you walk along the beautiful and extraordinary river, you can see the magnificent history of Isfahan by looking at the bridges across the river dating back to Safavid era. The river has been dried up due to the influence of natural and human factors; however, the river has come back home after a period of long-term absence. Not only Isfahani people but also the whole Iran is delighted to have the Zayanderud back. So, our compatriot are now traveling to Isfahan to seize the opportunity of visiting the river of life.
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Glorious River
The Zayanderud River is considered as the blood of Isfahan as the lives of all Isfahanis are tied to the river. After several months of absence, the river has come back to the home and now big crowds come out everyday to enjoy the river. Let's see how they enjoy the magnificence of the river at night.
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City of Silver Rains
Gilan Province is one of the northern provinces of Iran that situated along the Caspian Sea. This region is inhabited by local people who called Gilaks. Regarding regional foods and culinary, traditional songs and costumes, stunning country sides, culture and lifestyle, you can find fantastic traditions in such a paradise.
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