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Iran is actively working to protect and enhance Persepolis, a UNESCO World Heritage site, amid growing concerns over erosion of its ancient stone reliefs. Site director Mohammad-Javad Jafari announced a comprehensive management and conservation plan is nearing completion and will soon be presented for final approval. Approximately 57 hectares surrounding Persepolis have been acquired for tourism infrastructure and access management. Recent projects include expanding the Persepolis Museum and restoration work on significant historical locations. Jafari emphasized the importance of protecting Persepolis, stating it is a national and global responsibility, and plans for international collaboration are in place.
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Ancient Discovery: 500,000-Year-Old Stone Tools Unearthed in South Khorasan
Recent excavations at Dagh Island in Aysak, South Khorasan, have revealed significant Acheulean artifacts, including hand axes dating back nearly 500,000 years, reshaping our understanding of human settlement in eastern Iran. Ahmad Barabadi of the South Khorasan Cultural Heritage Department noted these findings mark a new chapter in regional archaeology. The artifacts, including Middle and Upper Paleolithic tools, highlight eastern Iran’s role in early human evolution. As explorations conclude, officials stress the need to protect these discoveries and promote the region as a hub for scientific and historical tourism, showcasing its rich cultural heritage.
Experience the Perfect Blend of Adventure and Serenity: A Day in Bali
Bali, an island renowned for its unique blend of serenity and adventure, showcases a captivating tapestry of nature and culture. On the second day of our media tour, we experienced four distinct activities that truly embody the essence of Bali: exhilarating rafting, the spiritual tranquility of an ancient temple, the thrill of soaring over lush…
Unlocking Experience-Based Tourism: The Vital Role of Handicrafts in Kish’s Development
Handicrafts are poised to enhance experience-oriented tourism on Kish Island, according to Maryam Jalali-Dehkordi, Deputy Minister of Handicrafts. She highlighted the island’s identity-based economy as ideal for showcasing Iranian crafts, integrating them into hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues to create unique visitor experiences. Discussions with the Kish Free Zone Organization aim to position the island as a hub for Iranian handicrafts, emphasizing storytelling as a key attraction. Jalali-Dehkordi also announced new financial incentives and plans to transition towards organized, association-based practices to foster industrial clusters. This strategic focus aims to boost tourism and support local artisans while preserving cultural heritage.
Salehi Advocates for 2026 to be Celebrated as the Cultural Year of Iran and China
The proposal to designate 2026 as the “Year of Cultural and Tourism Cooperation Between Iran and China” has received strong support from officials in both countries. Iran’s Minister of Culture, Seyyed Abbas Salehi, introduced the initiative at the Asia Cultural Co-operation Forum, emphasizing the historical ties between Iran and China. Both nations aim to leverage their cultural commonalities to enhance cooperation, especially in cultural and tourism sectors. A joint committee will be established to implement initiatives related to this collaboration, marking the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations. This initiative promises to strengthen cultural exchanges and deepen mutual understanding.
