According to the general directorate of museums at the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, a total of 2,787,200 visits were made to Iranian museums from the 24th of Esfand, 1402 to the 5th of Farvardin, 1403. Provinces witnessing significant visits included Fars with 658,879 visits, Isfahan with 298,387 visits, Tehran with 176,221 visits, Khuzestan with 120,821 visits, and Khorasan Razavi with 105,880 visits, topping the list of visitors.

The Nowruz celebrations were held at the Women’s University in Africa (WUA) main campus in Harare. The event was attended by a large multitude of students from various faculties, academics, and university staff as well as by the Cultural Counsellor of the Embassy of Iran in Zimbabwe, Mr. Hamid Bakhtiyar.

Nowruz, is a universal celebration of new beginnings: wishing prosperity and welcoming the future, and escaping from the past. Iranians take that as the beginning of the year. Nowruz with its’ uniquely Iranian characteristics has been celebrated for at least 3,000 years.

Unraveling the preparations in light of the upcoming spring holidays, Fars province’s tourism chief announced the reopening of the historic 2-year-500-year-old subterranean waterway of Iran’s Persepolis to holidaymakers.

Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei Aug 18, 2010 Among the characteristics that have been mentioned for the month of Ramadan... what particularly attracts my attention is "the month of penitence."

The process of political struggle should not be separated from self-sacrifice. No political struggle has ever been won without self-sacrifice. At the same time, the acts of self-sacrifice are known to take place in the context of ongoing conflict and a people’s resistance.

Heydariyyeh Mosque stands as a splendid testament to the Seljuk period, likely dating back to the late 12th or early 13th century. Located in the Bolaghi district of Qazvin, north-central Iran, this magnificent structure exudes an aura of tranquility, drawing visitors into its sacred space.

The holy shrine of Imam Reza (AS) is anticipated to host over two million pilgrims on New Year's Eve, which falls on March 20, the supreme director of the holy shrine has said.

“This is the month of fasting, this is the month of rising, and this is the month of returning to God—"Turn to Your Lord in repentance” [The Holy Quran, 39:54].