Hazaveh village in Arak, Markazi province, is emerging as a prime rural tourism destination due to its lush grape orchards, traditional grape syrup production, rich history, and vibrant cultural festivals. Mahmoud Moradi Naraqi, head of the Markazi Cultural Heritage Department, highlights its significance, particularly its connection to historical figure Amir Kabir. The village’s unique architecture and authentic rural environment are key attractions. Hazaveh’s nationally recognized grape syrup enhances its appeal, with an annual Grape and Syrup Festival promoting agricultural tourism. Moradi Naraqi emphasizes community involvement and environmental respect to ensure sustainable tourism development, benefiting both the local economy and cultural heritage.