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Eram Garden in Shiraz, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is celebrated as one of Iran’s most beautiful Persian gardens. Its name, derived from the Quran, reflects a paradise-like ambiance filled with cypress trees, fragrant flowers, and sour orange trees. With a history dating back to the Seljuk dynasty, the garden features a stunning central palace adorned with intricate tiles and poetic verses. Key attractions include the Precious Stone Museum and a picturesque blue pool. Managed by Iran’s Cultural Heritage Organization, Eram Garden offers a serene retreat, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring Iran’s rich culture and history.
Discover Darsajin Village: Zanjan’s Hidden Gem Mirroring the Charm of Historic Abyaneh
Darsajin village, near Abhar in Zanjan province, is emerging as a captivating tourist destination, often likened to Abyaneh for its historical architecture and rich culture. With a history dating back to the pre-Islamic era, Darsajin features thatched houses, cobblestone alleys, and lush natural surroundings. Despite attracting over 5,700 visitors during Nowruz 1404, the village struggles with inadequate tourism infrastructure, lacking essential facilities such as public restrooms and accommodations. Local authorities aim to improve accessibility and services to meet growing tourist demand, positioning Darsajin as a promising player in Iran’s tourism sector while drawing inspiration from Abyaneh’s successful model.
Excavation Unveils Hidden Treasures: Work Begins on Valerian’s Palace Ruins in Bishapur
Excavations have resumed at Valerian’s Palace in Bishapur, Iran, where the captured Roman Emperor Valerian was held during the Sassanid era. Afshin Ebrahimi, deputy director of Fars province’s Cultural Heritage Department, announced the project, which aims to uncover the palace’s structure and function. The last significant excavation occurred in the 1990s. The palace, built with precisely cut stones, spans over 3,000 square meters and features Roman architectural elements. Bishapur, founded by Sassanid king Shapur I, illustrates the blend of Roman and Persian culture. In 2018, UNESCO added the site to its World Heritage list, recognizing its historical significance.
Iran Triumphs Over Argentina in Thrilling 2025 Men’s FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup Showdown!
In an exciting start to the 2025 Men’s FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup in Poreč, Croatia, Iran triumphed over Argentina 5-3, setting a positive tone for their campaign. Iran will face Germany and Malaysia in crucial upcoming matches. The tournament features three pools of four teams, with the top two from each pool and two best third-placed teams advancing to the quarter-finals. As the competition unfolds, fans can expect thrilling matches filled with skill and strategy. Iran’s performance will be pivotal as they aim to secure a place among the top eight teams in this prestigious event.
Iran Expands Ramadan Visiting Hours for Historic Sites: A Cultural Journey Awaits!
As Nowruz approaches, Iran is making exciting updates to the festivities to align with Ramadan, which begins on March 2. Deputy Minister Ali Darabi announced extended visiting hours for historical sites after Iftar, continued traditions at heritage locations, and special programs for Laylat al-Qadr. Celebrations will occur at 1,000 sites nationwide, welcoming locals and tourists. Tourism Minister Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri emphasized the importance of adapting Nowruz to respect Ramadan, with events held post-Iftar until midnight. The adjustments aim to enhance cultural engagement and foster community, reflecting the joy of Nowruz alongside the spiritual significance of Ramadan.
Unveiling the Hidden: National Museum Session Delves into Visible and Invisible Forces Shaping Exhibition Spaces
On Monday, the National Museum of Iran hosted a session titled “Presenting Visible and Invisible Forces within the Museums,” focusing on the evolving role of museums in contemporary society. Keynote speaker Dr. Elham Pouria Mehr discussed how museums contribute to knowledge production and create participatory environments. She provided a historical overview of curatorial practices and emphasized the need for museums to redefine their roles in cultural narratives. Dr. Jebrael Nokandeh, Director-General of the museum, highlighted the importance of integrating new perspectives in museology. The event underscored the significance of ongoing dialogue among museum professionals and academics in shaping cultural values.