Art & Culture
Museums
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Vali Castle
Vali Castle of Ilam is one of the most beautiful buildings related to Qajar period. It was constructed...
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Natural History Museum (Ardabil)
Ardabil Museum of Natural History is located on the eastern shore of Lake Shurabil and displays different ecosystems of Ardabil province and various species of animals
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Dezful Ethnography Museum
The Ethnography Museum of Dezful is placed in an old district named Kornasion and inside a historical bath...
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Kashan Puppet and Toy Museum (Isfahan Province)
Ecotourism house and Puppet and Toy Museum of Kashan used to be the historical house of Jafar Allameh Feizi, a late Qajar poet and clerk. The history of house backs to over 150 years ago.
Handicrafts
The Fame & Myth
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Jalal Al-e-Ahmad (Alborz)
Jalāl Āl-e-Alddin Sadat Al-e-Ahmad, known as Jalal Al-e-Ahmad, son of Sayyid Ahamad Hoseini Taleghani, was born on Azar...
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Baba Tahir (Hamedan)
Baba Tahir was a mystical poet from the fifth century AH, who is originally from the city of...
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Saib Tabrizi (East Azerbaijan)
Mīrzā Muḥammad ʿalī, son of Mirzā ʿAbd-al-Raḥim, known as Saib was born in 999 AH in Tabriz. His...
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Bahram Beyzai
Bahram Beyzai is an Iranian researcher, writer and director. He was born on the fifth of Dey, 1317...
Dance & Local Games
Persian Foods
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Kelane
Kelane (Persian: کلانه) is a local and traditional bread in Kurdistan province. This bread is cooked in different...
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Ghalieh Mahi
The local and traditional foods of southern regions have a crucial position in Iranian food culture and many...
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Kufteh Tabrizi
Eating habits in East Azerbaijan show the culture, attitude and the people’s income level in the northwest region...
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Dishliq Āš (Dndoonak)
This Āš (an Iranian soup-like food which is sometimes transliterated as Aush or Āsh or Aush) is one of the traditional cuisines in Zanjan province which has been cooking in its most cities and surrounding villages since the past.
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Qazvin Home-Made Cookies
Art of making cookies is very popular among Qazvin women. Until recently, all sweets common for celebrating Norouz were made at homes. Therefore, women in this province are more occupied with this art on the eve of Norouz.