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Delicious Discoveries: Culinary Tour Showcases Kermanshah’s Rich Flavors for International Students
A recent culinary tour in Kermanshah province introduced foreign students to the region’s unique spring plants and traditional dishes, highlighting its status as the 37th UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. Organized by Iman Derakhshi, head of the Cultural, Social, and Sports Department, the tour featured 35 students from Razi University and Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences. Participants learned about various spring plants and their historical significance in local cuisine. The initiative aims to promote Kermanshah’s culinary diversity to domestic and international tourists, positioning the region as a potential gastronomic tourism destination rich in flavors and cultural heritage.
