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Thrilling Off-Road Adventure Park Opens Near Tehran: A New Destination for Adventure Seekers!
An off-road tourism park was inaugurated in Alborz province, near Tehran, marking Iran’s first facility of its kind. Located at the Alborz International Exhibitions venue in Karaj, the park aims to enhance sports tourism by attracting both domestic and international enthusiasts. Provincial tourism official Ardeshir Darvishi emphasized the area’s potential, highlighting its unique geography and talented athletes. The park will offer diverse terrains, vehicle rentals, lodging, guided tours, and safety equipment. It aims to boost local economies by engaging the community and hosting events, positioning Alborz as a premier destination for adventure seekers and off-road sports.
Iran’s Lorestan Unveils Claim to the World’s Oldest Animation: A Cultural Treasure from the Heart of Persia
Recent findings in Lorestan province, Iran, suggest it is home to the world’s oldest known animation, revealed by local tourism chief Ata Hassanpour at a cultural festival. The ancient rock engravings from the Humian region depict a deer in five stances, representing an early form of animation. Hassanpour argues these engravings predate other claims, such as pottery from Shahr-e Sukhteh. He emphasized the need for investment in tourism to enhance Lorestan’s global recognition. The province’s rich history, rooted in various ancient cultures, continues to attract interest, highlighting the importance of preserving and promoting its cultural heritage.
Yazd to Host Exciting Nationwide Handicrafts Festival: A Celebration of Art and Craftsmanship!
The Yazd Handicrafts Exhibition, from May 20-24 at the Yazd International Exhibition Center, will celebrate Iranian craftsmanship coinciding with World Handicrafts Day. Featuring over 300 stalls, including 140 from various provinces and 50 from Yazd, the event will showcase indigenous handicrafts, traditional bread, and nomadic black tents. Workshops on branding and marketing for artisans will be offered, supported by the Omid Entrepreneurship Fund with financial aid of up to 200 million rials. The exhibition highlights Yazd’s cultural heritage and artistic community, providing a unique opportunity to explore traditional crafts like knitting, weaving, and embroidery, enriching the appreciation of Iranian culture.
Palangan Set to Host Vibrant Traditional Music Festival: A Celebration of Culture and Harmony!
The Hezar-Daf Festival in Palangan village, Kordestan province, Iran, is an annual cultural event aiming to promote the region as one of the World Best Tourism Villages. This year’s festival, scheduled for the last Friday of the Persian calendar month, highlights Kordestan’s rich heritage and has attracted 50,000 tourists in previous years. With a growing number of visitors, Kordestan is expanding its tourist accommodations from 6,000 to 41,000 beds. The festival showcases local music, art, and traditional crafts, while also celebrating the recognition of Kordestan’s intangible cultural heritage, including the traditional game of backgammon.
Transforming Heritage: New Strategic Partnership Unites Science and Conservation Efforts in Iran
Iran’s Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts has signed a cooperation agreement with the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology to enhance national identity and preserve cultural heritage. This partnership will integrate academic research with cultural initiatives, focusing on safeguarding historical sites and fostering creative industries. Key objectives include promoting cultural awareness, enhancing academic involvement in heritage conservation, and encouraging student participation in cultural programs. Both ministries emphasize the importance of preserving intangible heritage, such as traditional festivals. This collaboration aims to intertwine education with cultural preservation, inspiring national pride and identity among future generations.
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.