Khomeini Shahr (Formerly known as Homayunshahr or Homayoon Shahr) is located to the west of Esfahan and to the east of Falavarjan (in Isfahan Province). The foundation of this city is related to the Sassanide period, and Kohan Dej en route to Esfahan ...
Kiu Lake (Keeyow or Kiaw) is situated alongside a park by the same name. The Keeyow Lake gains its water from the natural springs, in addition to the beauty it has attributed to the city, it is a famous spot for tourists. Furthermore, there are a number ...
The township of Natanz is situated to the northwest of Esfahan (Isfahan). To its north is Kashan, and to the east is Ardestan. This city dates to the pre-Islamic era, and came under the influence of the general conditions prevailing in Esfahan and Kashan ...
Shahreza located in the southwest of the province, to the north of which are Esfahan and Lanjan and to the west is within the limits of the province of Chahar Mahal and Bakhtiyari. To its south is the township of Semirom and in the eastern direction ...
The township of Semirom is situated in the southern most point of the territory of Esfahan (Isfahan).
To the east of which is the province of Fars, in the south stands the province of Kohkiluyeh and Booyer Ahmad, from the west it is within the limits ...
The official language of Iran is Persian (Farsi). There are a number of other national and ethnic groups living in various parts of Iran: Azeries, Lurs, Kurds, Tajiks, Baloch (or Balouchi), Turkmans, Arabs and Pashtuns.
A visit to Iran yields a stunning variety of culinary delights. Between the familiar kebab and the decidedly outré grilled lamb’s testicles, there’s a vast spectrum of foods: caviar, pickle, and smoked fish in the north; samosas, falafel and hot ...
This historical site of Arisman with 6000 years of antiquity is located in the Arisman Village in the township of Natanz (in Isfahan Province). This historical site comprises of three archeological vicinities and lie in the skirts of the Karkas Mountains ...
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