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When you study the history of Seleucids, you notice what was left after Alexander’s invasion of the Persia could be described as a devastated and plundered nation. What he did to the Persepolis was evidence to a spirit void of
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Today, August 13th, Zanjan holds the 13th Ash festival in Iran that lasts for four days. This is the largest food festival held annually in Iran. The main Iranian dish presented here is “Ash”. It’s a traditional thick soup made
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Masjed-e Jāmé of Esfahan, also known as Jame Mosque of Esfahan (Friday Mosque) or Atiq mosque, is one of the best examples of religious and ritual architecture in Iran. It has been listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO in
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Some people prefer a fast-paced tour while others enjoy a slow-paced tour. Everyone’s traveling style could be different. What you read here is from my experience of traveling with international clients and organizing trips for them. I recommend you to
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Before anything else, the history of Achaemenians must start with Cyrus the Great. He was the founder of this dynasty and the creator of the country later known as Iran. The beginning of The History of Achaemenians To the Medes,
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The traditional skills of carpet weaving in Fars Province of Iran are the intangible cultural heritage of Iranians in central Iran. This province (Fars or Persia) is considered the region of Narenj-o-Toranj, meaning “Orange and bergamot”. It refers to the
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The ancient Arjan Mosque has been unearthed inside the ancient city of Arjan. It’s a 500-hectare city ruin located at north-east of Behbahan, Khuzestan Province. Archaeologists considered it a Sassanian site until the media announced a very important discovery in Iran
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The history of Medes, as we have learned from the Greeks is somewhat colored by Legends. There are stories like the founder of the dynasty had built a palace with seven parallel walls around it and painted each one in
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As an intangible cultural heritage, the culture of making Lavash flatbread and sharing it in Iran has been common and ongoing in different parts of the country for many years. Often times, they bake this flatbread inside an oven called
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The famous “Qalishuyan Rituals” in Mashhad-e Ardehal near Kashan is an intangible cultural heritage inscribed in UNESCO’s list in 2013. This ancient ritual happens on the second Friday of each Mehr Month (approximately end of September and beginning of October)
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