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Exploring Timeless Journeys: Unveiling ‘The Book of Routes and Realms’
The Book of Routes and Realms (Kitāb al-Masālik wa al-Mamālik), authored by Ibrāhīm al-Iṣṭakhrī in the 10th century, is a pivotal geographical text detailing the Islamic world, divided into twenty regions. Iṣṭakhrī, a notable geographer from Istakhr, significantly influenced Islamic geography. The manuscript, housed at the National Museum of Iran, is among the oldest from the Seljuk period and features a Persian translation. It includes artistic elements like gilded headpieces and colored maps, and is recognized by UNESCO for its cultural importance. The work provides insights into distances, products, and historical monuments, especially focusing on Persia.
Iraq Opens Doors: Ready to Welcome 10 Million Iranian Tourists!
Iraq’s Minister of Culture, Tourism and Antiquities, Ahmed Fakak al-Badrani, announced plans to boost annual tourist exchanges with Iran to 10 million visitors. This initiative aims to enhance cultural and historical ties through various tourism sectors, including cultural, historical, health, and religious travel. During a meeting in Baghdad with Hormatollah Rafiei, director of the Association of Iranian Travel Agencies, discussions included an upcoming Iranian tourism roadshow and cooperation on medical tourism and educational exchanges. Both countries share deep historical connections, with significant opportunities for cultural and eco-tourism, fostering unity and shared heritage between the two nations.
Boosting Tourism and Border Cooperation: Key Highlights from Basra Roadshow on Iran-Iraq Relations
On October 6, an Iraq roadshow in Basra attracted over 50 tourism and investment companies, showcasing the growing collaboration between Iran and Iraq in tourism and economic development. Local officials and private sector representatives discussed strategies to enhance tourism, maritime transport, and health tourism. Key speakers included Iran’s Consul General Ali Abedi and Basra officials. The initiative aims to facilitate travel between Basra and Iran, increase shipping lines, and promote health tourism through joint efforts. The ongoing roadshow, which runs until October 9 in Basra, Baghdad, and Karbala, seeks to attract five million Iraqi tourists and foster strong bilateral ties.
Hasanlu Golden Bowl Festival Officially Joins Iran’s National Tourism Calendar: A Cultural Celebration Awaits!
The Hasanlu Golden Bowl Festival, a key cultural event in Iran, has been added to the national tourism calendar. Annually held in Naghadeh, West Azarbaijan, it celebrates the discovery of the iconic Golden Bowl of Hasanlu, dated around 800 BC. Scheduled for August 11-16 at the archaeological site of Teppeh Hasanlu, the festival promotes local traditions and cultural identity through various programs, including performances, art exhibitions, and workshops. This vibrant event aims to enhance tourism and community engagement while honoring the region’s rich heritage and historical significance, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
