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Achaemenid Inscriptions Recreated by Iranian Artist

Nader Khadiri is an Iranian artist who has been recreating Achaemenid inscriptions. He has recently held an exhibition of his works in Tehran.

E-visa Issued in Isfahan Without Labels

The head of Iran’s representative office for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Isfahan Province stated: "We are aiming to issue e-visas for tourists from the end of October without labels in passports.

US Put-off for Return of Achaemenid Tablets to Iran

Following the return of the Achaemenid soldier bust rock relief to Iran, this country is trying to take back its other tablets and artefacts which have been kept on loan by archaeologists at the University of Chicago for 80 years.

More Tourists Come to Sistan, Baluchestan

Director of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism of Sistan and Baluchestan said the arrival of foreign tourists to the province in the first six months of this year grew by 23% in comparison with the same period in the previous year.

South Iran’s Largest Fountain Waterfall

Margun waterfall is one of Fars Province’s tourist attractions in southern Iran. There is no river to provide the water for this fall; instead, thousands of fountains bubble up from the heart of the mountain and pour down, making Margun the world’s biggest fountain waterfall.

“Heart of Iran” Will Return Home on 7th October

A tourist train named the “Heart of Iran” is bringing visitors from seven countries to Iran on 7th October 2018. It will enter the country through the Sarakhs border railway line.

French Support for Iranian Tourism

Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne, Secretary of State to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, has visited the Iran pavilion at the 40th IFTM Top Resa in Paris.

Barberry and Saffron Call Tourists to Eastern Iran

With the start of the harvest season for barberry and saffron, South Khorasan province is host to tourists visiting Iran.

Azou Plains – A dream at the Foot of Damavand

What is the first thing that comes to your mind if you are asked to name a natural landmark of Iran? For most of us, this is probably the snow-covered peak of Damavand.

Saghalkasar - Iran’s Cleanest Lake

When silent, you will only hear the sounds of nature. The landscape is a manifestation of the beauty of creation for as far as the eye can see. With tree reflections dancing in the water, these are some of the experiences you have had on lake trips.

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