Iran attractions
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Autumn's Embrace: Discover Enchantment of Dalkhani Jungle in Ramsar
In the heart of Mazandaran province, the Dalkhani Jungle unfolds like a vibrant tapestry during autumn, inviting wanderers to immerse themselves…
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Morchekhort Castle: A Majestic Testament to Isfahan's Rich History
Nestled in the tranquil Morchekhort village, a mere 50 kilometers north of Isfahan, stands the Morchekhort Castle—an architectural marvel that…
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by Elahe Seyfodin
Lake Urmia's Southern Shore Sees Rise in Migratory Birds
Cranes who have been included as on the endangered birds on the IUCN Red List are huge birds with long legs and necks, short tails, long wings,…
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Rebirth of Lake Urmia in Pictures
In the heart of Iran, nestled amidst the vast expanses, lies the captivating Lake Urmia. Once a vibrant expanse, it had fallen victim to the…
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Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province: Jewel of Iran's Southwest
Located in the heart of the stunning Zagros mountains in the southwest of Iran, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province spreads across 16,532 square…
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By Afshin Majlesi
Reviving heritage: Isfahan’s alleyway transformed from dust to magnificence
As the sun sets over Isfahan’s horizon, casting a golden hue upon the newly revived passageway, one cannot help but feel a sense of awe and gratitude…
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Yazd's Enchanting Rig-e Zarin Desert, Where Beauty Meets Serenity
The beauty of Yazd's deserts goes beyond the visual spectacle. It is an experience that engages all the senses. The ancient city of Yazd, with…
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Tapestry of Unity, Abundance: Urmia's Villagers Embrace Harvest Season with Joy, Tradition
Once a time, in the enchant villages of Urmia nestled in the heart of Iran, there came season that filled the air anticipation and excitement…
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Kandovan Village in Northwestern Iran Joins UNWTO's Best Tourism Villages Network
Kandovan, the rocky village located in Northwestern Iran, has recently been included in the prestigious Best Tourism Villages Network by the…
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In three days, 10,000 visitors to Isfahan's cultural heritage sites recorded
During a national three-day vacation that began on Friday, Isfahan province received over 10,000 visitors to its cultural heritage sites and…
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Behind the scenes of harvesting Safflower in Isfahan's Bersian
Safflower was a key crop in ancient Egypt, and it eventually spread to Greece, China, and even Spain. For ages, it was used to color clothes,…
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Subterranean city in Tafresh added to national heritage list
a sizable subterranean city in Tafresh, central Iran, has just been added to the national heritage list.
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By Afshin Majlesi
A symphony of scents and carnival flair, the rosewater festival is beyond compare
Once more, the merriments of the fragrant roses take center stage in Kashan and the lands beyond as petals are plucked with gentle care and glee…
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Rageh Canyon: a must-visit for adventure seekers
Canyons offer a unique and thrilling experience, such as navigating through narrow gorges, rappelling down waterfalls, and swimming through pools…
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2,700-year-old military fortress unearthed in northeast Iran
Archaeologists have recently unearthed the ruins of a prehistorical fortress, estimated to date some 2,700 years in Tepe Rivi, northeast Iran.
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Ancient Seymareh: archaeologists carving new trenches on the outskirts
A team of archaeologists has commenced work digging new trenches on the outskirts of Seymareh aimed at finding fresh data that helps them determine…
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Let's taste Malayer's edible gold
For Iran with a heritage of cultivation and harvesting of grapes, the annual grape harvest of Malayer is an excellent time of year. Iran’s grapes…
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Iran's Rasht never fails to impress
Enchanting, lovely, and captivating are just a few words to describe Rasht. The diverse city is saturated with picturesque landscapes and rich…
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Ritual of rolling newborns in Damask roses
The ritual of rolling newborns in Damask roses is one of the ancient Iranian customs that is being practiced in Damghan's Amirieh county in the…
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Iran's pink mosque
You can find Nasir-Al Molk Mosque, known as the Pink Mosque, in the city of orange blossom, Shiraz. This historical masterpiece lies in Nasir…
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Kish; Jewel of the Persian Gulf
Located off the southern coast of Iran in the Persian Gulf, Kish is undoubtedly one of the most unmatched cities in the world. For those with…
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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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Rasoul abad; Iran's book village
In many ways, Iranian village of Rasoul abad is the ideal community-run book town filled with traditional alleys and houses.
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7,000 year-old underground troglodyte in Isfahan
The underground troglodyte of Faridan, central Isfahan province, dates back to more than 7,000 years ago. It was discovered on January 8, 2017…
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The Most Instagrammable Spots in Iran
Iran is the land of stunning ceilings and tiles, magnificent mosques, and ancient history.
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The Most Beautiful Beaches in Iran
Iran may not be the first place you think of when it comes to beaches, but the country’s 2,400 km (1,491 miles) of coastline is incredibly diverse.
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Cultural Reasons You Should Visit Esfahan Before Tehran
Many would call Tehran a mere concrete jungle, choking in a cloud of smog, but while the capital city is so much more and definitely worth a…
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The Most Beautiful Parks In Tehran
Iran’s capital is concrete and noisy, but every once in a while you’ll stumble across an oasis of serenity.
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Ruins of majestic historical gateway unearthed near Persepolis
The ruins of a majestic historical gateway, built upon the order of Cyrus the Great, who was the founder of the mighty Achaemenid Empire (ca.…
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All about Iran's Kerman
Kermān, also spelled Kirmān, city, provincial capital, and ostān (province), southeastern Iran. The city lies on a sandy plain, 5,738 feet (1,749…