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500 million dollars' worth of handicrafts exported last year
"500 million dollars' worth of handicrafts were exported last year," the vice-president and the head of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization said.
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Bomber, 2 other terrorists in Iran attack Pakistani nationals
A senior Iranian military commander says a suicide bomber and two other terrorists involved in a recent deadly attack that targeted members of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) have been identified as Pakistani nationals.
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Flowery Isfahan to welcome Nowrouz
"25,000 different types of flower vases in proportion to the historical identity and history of Chaharbag will be planted in this tourism axis soon," the CEO of the parks and green space organization of Isfahan municipality said.
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Avicenna; Iran's pride
Ibn Sina is better known in western world by the Latinized name Avicenna. He was a Persian physician, astronomer and probably the most significant philosopher in the Islamic tradition of the pre-modern era.
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Cooperation Agreement between Serbia and FCF
An agreement was signed between Film Center Serbia and Farabi Cinema Foundation during the 69th Berlin International Film Festival at the Iran Cinema Booth.
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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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Afus snow sculpture festival ready to be nationalized
Beautiful handmade snow structures displayed in Afus Snow Festival.
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Iranian hospitality culture to be introduced as a brand
"I hope that the special characteristic of Iranian hospitality culture achieves a comprehensive and singular definition, and then it will be introduced to the world as an international brand," the head of Saraye Ameriha Boutique Hotel of Kashan said.
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Parl. Speaker Larijani:
Pakistan must be accountable for terror attack in Iran
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani says Islamabad should account for a recent bloody terrorist attack in Iran’s southeast as the assault was plotted on and launched from Pakistani soil.
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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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Isfahan ready to hire female fire fighters
Firefighting is known as a male-dominated profession, while there are some women competing with their male counterparts in this job.
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Iran warns Saudi Arabia, UAE of retaliatory measures, scolds Pakistan
The chief commander of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has warned Saudi Arabia and the UAE that they could face retaliatory measures for supporting terrorists on behalf of the US and Israel.
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Children should participate in urban planning
" According to the carried out surveys, we have reached to this conclusion that children are more eager to get in touch with natural materials such as sand and water in comparison to synthetic materials like plastic," an urban planning expert said.
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Emerging attractions in Isfahan
The minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance announced the selection of two edifices of "Hasht Behesht" and "Abbasi" located in Chahar Bagh Abbasi Avenue, as the cultural passages of Isfahan.
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Sa'at Tower in Tabriz
Sa'at Tower or Tabriz Municipality Palace is one the most stunning monuments that has ever built in Tabriz city, Iran. It was built by Reza shah Pahlavi’s command at the site of ruined cemetery under the supervision of German engineers in 1934. This building, a hall and a tower known with its clock have been registered in national heritage list in 1998.
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Rouhani:
Iran to stand firm in face of US economic, psychological war
President Hassan Rouhani says the Iranian nation will stand firm in the face of an “economic” and “psychological” war being waged by the United States against the Islamic Republic.
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Isfahan should imitate Vienna's economy
"Vienna is very similar to Isfahan; this Austrian city doesn’t have significant industries and dynamic economy, but it has done well in tourism industry as Vienna has dedicated its potentials to this industry. Young people should research more to discover the ways that we can follow to be more like Vienna," an economic activist said.
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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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“When the Moon Was Full” best film at 37th Fajr festival
TEHRAN – “The Night When the Moon Was Full”, a true love story produced by Mohammad-Hossein Qasemi, has won the Crystal Simorgh for best movie at the 37th edition of the Fajr Film Festival.
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12th International Tourism Exhibition Kicks Off in Tehran
The Iranian capital Tehran is hosting the 12th edition of the International Exhibition of Tourism and Related Industries with hundreds of domestic and foreign companies taking part.
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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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Isfahan shining in Iran's 12th International Tourism Exhibition
"Tourist activists in Isfahan province will significantly participate in two parts of private and public sectors in Iran's 12th International Tourism Exhibition," the general manager of Isfahan's Cultural Heritage said.
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30,000 tourists visited Najvan's tourist attractions
"During the recent three days, about 30, 0000 Isfahani citizens and travellers have visited Najvan's tourist attractions due to the reopening of the Zayandeh-Rood River," the director of Najvan Development Plan said.
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Deputy FM:
Iran, France to Exchange Ambassadors Soon
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi announced Tehran and Paris have decided to exchange ambassadors in the near future, after a six-month break.
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Unique historical objects unveiled in Chehel Sotoun palace
New vitrines and unique historical objects of Chehel Sotoun palace in Isfahan have been unveiled after 50 years.
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Iranian, French Diplomats Hold New Round of Tehran-Paris Talks
Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Abbas Araqchi and Secretary-General of France’s Foreign Ministry Maurice Gourdault-Montagne held the sixth round of Iran-France political talks in Paris on Tuesday.
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Voice of Islamic Revolution
In the old urban texture of Isfahan, there is a quarter in which the Islamic revolution arose from. Posht baroo district was the main center of revolutionary activities of discontents with the Shah's rule. Mohammad Reza Shahangi surnamed Moshkin was one of revolutionists who advocates the revolution by distributing the tapes of Khomeini to disseminate the Islamic revolution.
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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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Qatar Airways launches Direct flights to Iran's Isfahan
The director general of Isfahan province airports announced that Qatar Airways flights have been launched on the Doha- Isfahan route; from February 4th, Isfahan airport hosted Qatar Airways Company,” He added.
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Rig-e Jenn desert
Rig-e Jenn is one of the most amazing, mysterious, and scary areas in Iran as many weird and bizarre events have been reported in this place.