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Kerman’s Treasures: Ten Bronze Age Artifacts Designated as National Heritage
Ten ancient Bronze Age artifacts have been registered in Iran’s National List of Movable Heritage, as announced by Nader Alidadi-Soleimani, head of the Registration Office for Cultural Heritage in Kerman. These items, dating back to the third millennium BC, were found in the historically rich Jiroft plain and signify a pivotal transition from the Chalcolithic period to early urban development. The artifacts, characterized by intricate designs and craftsmanship, challenge traditional views of civilization’s origins, highlighting Jiroft’s significance alongside Mesopotamia. This registration marks an important step in preserving cultural heritage and understanding ancient societies’ complexities.
National Car Museum Unveils Rare Automobile Treasures in Expanded Collection!
The National Car Museum of Iran has expanded its collection by unveiling 70 rare classic and vintage cars, solidifying its status as a premier global automotive destination. This expansion includes significant models like the 1927 Erskine Six and the 1947 Cadillac Series 75. An additional 80 historic automobiles will be displayed within the next year. The museum showcases a rich history, featuring luxurious vehicles and historical carriages, including a gold-plated limousine and the world’s only Panther-Laser car. With the largest collection of Mercedes-Benz 600 models, the museum emphasizes its dedication to preserving automotive heritage on an unparalleled scale.
Discover Chogha Hill: The Hidden Gem of ‘Little Paris’ for Unforgettable Tourism Adventures!
Chogha Hill, known as the “Roof of Borujerd,” is becoming a top tourist destination in western Iran’s Borujerd, often called “the Little Paris.” Offering breathtaking 360-degree views, it features volcanic rocks and rare plant species, attracting nature lovers and adventure seekers. Key attractions include historic sites like the Jameh Mosque and scenic landscapes such as the Goldasht and Silakhor plains. The hill includes well-maintained infrastructure, the luxurious Zagros International Hotel, an artificial lake, and sculptures. With a rich history dating back to the Sassanid era, Chogha Hill showcases Borujerd’s cultural heritage, making it a must-visit location.
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.
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.