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day of the dead
Cultural Convergence in Death Rituals: A Comparative Analysis of Halloween and Mazandaran’s Day of the Dead Traditions
By Dr. Sarah Henderson, Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan and Dr. Mohammad Rahimi, Department of Anthropology, University of Tehran The study of death rituals across cultures reveals fascinating parallels that transcend geographical and historical boundaries. While Halloween…
Afro-Iranians
The Rich Tapestry of Afro-Iranian Heritage: A Personal Journey
As an Iranian historian with a passion for uncovering the lesser-known aspects of our nation’s diverse history, I’ve always been fascinated by the story of Afro-Iranians. It’s a tale that weaves through centuries, filled with struggle, resilience, and cultural fusion….
World Tourism Day
World Tourism Day: Explore Iran, The Land of Ancient Wonders and Modern Hospitality
By: The Iranian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts As we celebrate World Tourism Day, there is no better moment to extend an open invitation to all travelers from across the globe to experience a land where history, culture,…
Exploring the Vast Horizons of Iran: A Guide to Tourism in Iran
Exploring the Vast Horizons of Iran: A Guide to Tourism in Iran
By Arman Soltani, Iranian Tour Leader and Travel Vlogger Iran, a land rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, has long been a destination that captures the imagination of travelers from around the world. Yet, despite its treasures, Iran remains…
Ta'zieh: An Exquisite Blend of Devotion and Drama
Ta’zieh: An Exquisite Blend of Devotion and Drama
Ta’zieh, a uniquely Iranian form of theater, intertwines the threads of religious devotion, historical narration, and dramatic performance into a rich cultural tapestry. Rooted in the Shia Islamic traditions, Ta’zieh transcends mere storytelling, transforming into a profound ritual that resonates…
The Qashqai People
The Qashqai People: A Tapestry of History, Culture, and Identity
Amidst the rugged landscapes of southwestern Iran, where the undulating hills meet the vast horizons, live the Qashqai people—a semi-nomadic tribe whose life and culture weave a rich tapestry of history, resilience, and artistry. The Qashqai, renowned for their vibrant…
Tirgan – The Vibrant Festival of Early Summer
Tirgan – The Vibrant Festival of Early Summer
In the heart of early summer, when the days are longest and the sun’s warmth is at its peak, the ancient festival of Tirgan bursts into vibrant life. Celebrated annually on Tir 13 (July 2, 3, or 4), Tirgan is…
The Kurmanj Kurds of Iran
The Kurmanj Kurds of Iran: A Sociocultural and Anthropological Exploration
The Kurmanj Kurds, also known as Northern Kurds, are a significant ethnic group within the broader Kurdish population in Iran. They inhabit the northern and northwestern regions of the country, primarily in the provinces of West Azerbaijan, Khorasan, and Kurdistan….
Exploring the Exquisite Handicrafts of Iran
Exploring the Exquisite Handicrafts of Iran: A Journey through Art and Culture
Iran, a land of ancient civilizations and rich cultural heritage, boasts a vibrant tapestry of art and craftsmanship that has been meticulously passed down through generations. As a traveler venturing into this storied land, you will encounter a dazzling array…
the Iranian Plateau
Exploring the Iranian Plateau: From Ancient Civilizations to Modern Developments
The Iranian Plateau is a significant geographical and cultural region in Western Asia. Known for its diverse landscapes, rich history, and unique biodiversity, the plateau has played a crucial role in the development of civilizations and ecosystems in the region….

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