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The inaugural Green Label award ceremony for Iranian Hotels aims to promote sustainable tourism practices in Iran. Scheduled for the first week of Mehr, coinciding with World Tourism Day, the event is organized by the Tourism Ministry and the Iranian Hoteliers’ Professional Association. Official Mohammad Jahanshahi emphasized the initiative’s goals: enhancing eco-friendly approaches, optimizing resource consumption, and engaging local communities. By recognizing hotels adopting sustainable practices, the Green Label aspires to encourage broader industry adoption. This initiative represents a significant step toward transforming Iran’s tourism landscape, appealing to eco-conscious travelers and enhancing the sector’s environmental sustainability.
Archaeological excavations at the Soltaniyeh World Heritage Base are continuing, focusing on the Ilkhanid architecture, particularly in the Abvab al-Bar area. The site, associated with Oljaytu, the eighth Ilkhanid ruler, includes the impressive Soltaniyeh Dome, a mausoleum and architectural marvel. The current excavations aim to uncover 19 buildings that served the community, with limited historical details driving the research. Significant findings on the dome’s western side reveal Ilkhanid-era spaces and artifacts. The site symbolizes advancements in Persian and Islamic architecture, influencing future artistic developments and providing insights into the Ilkhanid period’s rich history.
A group of 32 Polish cyclists has embarked on a journey from Warsaw to Isfahan, honoring the legacy of General Andres’ Liberation Army and the 120,000 Polish prisoners released from Soviet labor camps during World War II. Their route includes Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey, entering Iran via the Bazargan border. In Iran, they will visit cities like Bandar Anzali, Tehran, and Isfahan, paying respects at the graves of Polish emigrants. Supported by the Touring and Automobile Club of Gilan, this expedition promotes peace, cultural exchange, and international solidarity, celebrating shared histories while fostering connections between nations.
The ancient city of Darabgard, potentially the first circular city to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is gaining attention for its rich Sassanid-era history and architectural significance. Sadeq Zare’, caretaker of the Fars Cultural Heritage Department, highlighted the need for extensive archaeological research and protective plans to complete its UNESCO dossier. The Oil Ministry has allocated around 30 billion rials to support this effort, with hopes of finalizing the proposal within a year. Renowned for its impressive circular design and historical features, Darabgard’s recognition could enhance tourism and cultural exchange in the region while honoring its legacy.
A seminar on Mina’i ware was held at the National Museum of Iran, emphasizing its importance in Islamic art. Expert Leila Khamooshi shared her research, detailing the historical context and intricate designs of this pottery style, which flourished during the Seljuk and Khwarezmian periods. Khamooshi’s findings, supported by interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighted the innovative techniques and luxurious nature of Mina’i ceramics. Her research culminated in a forthcoming book, “Mina’i ware (The National Museum of Iran Collection),” set for release in March 2024. The event showcased the artistic dialogue of the period and the significance of scientific analyses in understanding this cultural heritage.
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