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Shahrestan Bridge; Oldest Bridge over Zayandeh Rud
The Shahrestan Bridge as the oldest bridge and a tourist attraction over the Zayandeh Rud River located in the east of Isfahan, Iran. This architectural masterpiece was registered on Iran’s National Heritage List in 1970.
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Isfahan remains green in summer
“The policy of the parks and green space organization is the minimal use of water resources of wells and replacing the refined wastewater,” The CEO of the parks and green space organization of Isfahan municipality said.
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Devastating Floods Reinforced Shiite-Sunni Unity in Iran
A Sunni clergyman says the devastating floods that hit much of Iran recently was also a blessing as it strengthened unity between Shiites and Sunnis.
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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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Forests at heart of desert
One of the unique natural attractions in southern coast of Iran is the Hara forest or what is known as mangrove forests; the unique floating forest covers the northwestern coasts of Qeshm, in the Persian Gulf.
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‘Some Korean SMEs Go Bankrupt after US Sanctions against Iran’
The Chairman of Iran-South Korea Joint Chamber of Commerce says following the cutback in economic relations between Tehran and Seoul due to US sanctions, many small or medium-sized companies (SMEs) that had ties with Iran have gone almost bankrupt.
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Lagoons quenched following heavy floods
"44 lagoons of the country have been revived and replenished by 40 to 100 percent. In comparison to the last year, the total volume of water behind dams has been increased about 64 percent," the Minister of Energy said.
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Attar Neyshabouri; peerless Iranian poet
14th April is appointed as the national day of Faridoddin Attar Neyshabouri, a prominent Persian figure.
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Isfahan to hold Sheikhbahaee's Memorial Day
On the occasion of Sheikhbahaee's Memorial Day and the national day of Iranian architecture, an exhibition of architecture students and graduates' artworks will be held in Hermes Gallery.
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Zaman Khan Bridge
Many historical bridges have been constructed over the Zayandeh-Rood River. One of the most famous one is ZamanKhan that is situated 27 kilometers away of Shahr-e Kord city.
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Iran, UN to Expand Space Cooperation
Iran’s Ministry of Information and Communications Technology and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) are to work together closely in the outer space domain.
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Zayanderud dam not filled up
The recent heavy rains in Isfahan has re-hydrated the soil but the Zayanderoud dam has not filled up yet.
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Isfahan's last-ditch attempts in Ahvaz
Managing director of the Fire and Safety Services Department of Isfahan Municipality said that the dispatch relief teams are operating on a twenty-four-hour basis in flood-hit Khuzestan with two work shifts; it is worth mentioning that all members of the relief team have not slept for three days.
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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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Sa'dia; burial place of grand Iranian poet
Saadi is one of the most famous Iranian poets who lived in Shiraz; His poetry has been touching the heart of people all over the world, his works are still easy to understand.
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Iran top military body warns ‘terrorist’ US forces in West Asia
Iran’s most senior military body vows to “spare no effort” in fighting the “terrorist” American forces operating in West Asia, a day after Washington blacklisted the country’s elite Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC).
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Leily backs to home
"Leily doll has been registered as the local symbol of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province in the Iran's National Heritage List," Mahmoud Bagheri, Director General of the Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism organization of the province, announced.
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Stucco masterpiece in Hamedan
The most significant architectural monument in Hamedan is Alavian dome. It is registered in the list of national monuments on January 6, 1932, with the registration number of 94.
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Iranian products reached to Russian market
The economic advisor to the president of the Republic of Dagestan, Kaseem Akmaev, said "We are ready to enhance our cooperation with the municipality of Isfahan on behalf of Russia regarding the establishment of Kowsar chain stores in Russia."
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Natanz hosts thousand tourists during Nowrouz
Head of the Travel Services Coordination Headquarter of Natanz county said, "During the Nowruz holidays, more than 520 thousand tourists visited the city's historical, religious, tourist and recreational sites."
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Isfahan's relief packages on way of flood-hit Khuzestan province
"The first relief packages of Isfahan municipality were delivered to Khuzestan for the flood victims yesterday," the managing director of Organizing Urban Jobs and Agricultural Products department of Isfahan municipality said.
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Isfahani cartoonist wins Paralym Art World Cup
"Iranian artists participate in various festivals around the world, and most of them have hold up Iran's flag in different in world stages; this is an honor for Iranian people," the winner of Paralym Art World Cup 2018 in Tokyo said.
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Iran, Norway to develop aqua industries
The heads of Iran and Iran and Norway Veterinary Organization announced bilateral readiness to enhance further cooperation between the two sides.
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Isfahan breaks tourism record in 2019
The total number of tourists visiting the historical monuments of Isfahan passed 6 million.
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Turkish Red Crescent Relief items reach to Aq Qala
The relief aid packages of the Turkish Red Crescent society were distributed among the flood victims in Chen Sabeli village of Aq Qala, Golestan province.
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Make dubsmash, win cash grants
The "Teenager House" affiliated to the Cultural, Social, and Sports organization of Isfahan municipality hosts a Dubsmash competition.
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Ancient skeleton dating back to Sassanid era discovered in Isfahan
Fereydoon Allahyari, the general director of Isfahan's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization announced the discovery of an ancient skeleton in Talkhuncheh City in Mobarakeh County, which probably dates back to the Sassanid era.