Art & Culture
Museums
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House of Rais Ali Delvari
Rais Ali Delvari Museum, which before its opening was, in fact, the house of this Iranian freedom fighter,...
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Afifabad Garden
Afifabad Garden is located in a street with the same name in one of the most expensive districts...
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Avicenna Museum (Ibn Sina Museum)
The Avicenna Museum was established in 1330 S.H, inside Avicenna mausoleum, in Ibn Sina square in the center...
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Isfahan Museum of Music
Isfahan Museum of Music is the only and the first private museum in Iran which is entirely dedicated to music.
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Birjand Endowment Museum
Birjand Endowment Museum is a cultural and historical museum located in Birjand, South Khorasan province
Handicrafts
The Fame & Myth
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Hafez (Fars)
Khwāja Shams-ud-Dīn Muḥammad Ḥāfeẓ-e Shīrāzī, son of Bahaʾ-al-Din, is the most famous poet and Sufi in the 8th...
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Kayhan Kalhor (Kermanshah)
Kayhan Kalhor is born on Azar 3, 1342 SH in Eslamabad-e-Gharb, Kermanshah Province. He is an Iranian Kamancheh...
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Majid Samii (Gilan)
Majid Samii, a physician and neurosurgeon, was born on Khordad 29, 1316 SH (19 June 1937) in Tehran. ...
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Mohammad Ahsaii (Qazvin)
Mohammad Ahsaii was born in 1318 SH. He is one of the pioneers of Calligram that is a...
Dance & Local Games
Persian Foods
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Ash-e Reshteh (Noodle and Bean Soup)
Aash-e Reshteh (Aash: pottage and Reshteh: noodles) is a richly textured soup. Since it has at least three...
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Zereshk Polow ba Morgh (Barberry Rice with Saffron & Chicken)
Zereshk (Barberries) is an ancient berry which grows in Europe and the Middle East. Iran is one of...
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Ash-e Sholi
Located in the desert region of Iran, Yazd province features the slightly cold and humid winters, with warm...
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Tabaheg
In addition to a long history, unique civilization and native cultures, the four season province of Sistan and...
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Mountain Leek Stew
Khoresh-e Tareh Koohi or Mountain Leek Stew is a special dish from western Iran, particularly popular in Ilam Province. People in this region believe this beloved stew can be a strong competitor to Ghormeh Sabzi due to significant similarities in composition and color between these two traditional dishes.