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Meysam Shokripour, manager of Persepolis Internet TV, announced the launch of the first 24-hour channel dedicated to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, promoting Iranian culture globally. The platform features content about sites like Persepolis, accessible on various devices and available in Persian, English, and French. Despite high production costs, this initiative aims to enhance international awareness of Iranian civilization. Recent events, such as a concert by the Armenian Orchestra, exemplify cultural connections and public interest. Shokripour emphasized safety during events and proposed hosting more activities at historical sites, intending to foster cultural tourism and engagement while preserving heritage.
The Biglar Beigi Tekyeh, an architectural gem in Kermanshah, showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Qajar era, featuring exquisite mirror work and intricate designs. Built by Abdollah Khan, known as Biglar Beigi, this significant cultural site includes the impressive Husseiniyeh Hall with historical inscriptions and guest rooms that reflect the era’s hospitality. It also functions as a museum, displaying ancient documents and calligraphic art from the Bigli Beigi family. Visitors are encouraged to explore this captivating site during spring or fall, consider guided tours, and check for cultural events to enrich their experience.
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The head of Yazd’s Tourism Commission, Bibi-Fatemeh Haqirossadat, has proposed increased collaboration between Yazd and Isfahan to boost tourism. During her visit to Isfahan, she emphasized the importance of joint tourism initiatives to leverage the unique cultural and historical assets of both cities. This partnership is part of Iran’s “Golden Triangle of tourism,” aimed at attracting more domestic and international visitors. A trilateral agreement was signed in October 2024 to support research, share best practices, and enhance tourism infrastructure. By fostering closer ties, Yazd and Isfahan aim to generate economic growth and create new job opportunities in the tourism sector.