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Espinas Palace Hotel
Standing proudly in the north of Tehran, Espinas Palace Hotel, a hidden gem, and peaceful…
National Museum of Iran
The National Museum of Iran or Museum of Ancient Iran is an archaeological and historical…
Persepolis
Persepolis was the capital of the Persian Empire during the Achaemenid era. It is located…
Nashtifan
The little community of Nashtifan, located on the arid and windswept plains of northeastern Iran,…
Estakhrgah Village
Estakhrgah small village is situated in Rudbar city, 75 kilometers from Rasht, at the foot…
Tabiat Bridge
Tabiat Bridge is the longest pedestrian bridge in Tehran, connecting two large parks in the…
Zinat al-Mulk House
The house of Zinat al-Mulk, the wife of Ismail Khan Forough al-Mulk, who chose the…
Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art is a museum in the center of Tehran and is…
Naqsh-e Rostam
Naqsh-e Rostam is an archaeological site located about twelve kilometers northwest of Persepolis, in the…
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Badrouzi Festival | Ancient celebration in praise of the wind
The Badrouzi Festival or “Kajin” was held in ancient Iran in honor of the Avestan “Akhshij” Bad (wind) or “Vata” and its guardian Izad (god),
Amu Nowruz | A Myth from the Past to the Present
Amu Nowruz (Uncle Nowruz) is a legendary figure in Iranian folklore, deeply associated with Nowruz celebrations. He is often mentioned alongside Nane Sarma, symbolizing the
Arbor Day | The special place of the tree among the Iranians
Arbor Day was first established by Julius Sterling Morton of Nebraska on April 10, 1872, and has since been celebrated in various lands. In Iran,
