Bayazid Bastami and Allameh Tabataba’i; two prominent figures of Iranian mysticism and philosophy, have been listed among UNESCO’s commemorative programs for the 2026–2027 period.

From bustling bazaars to festive tables, the pomegranate, or “Anar,” is more than a fruit in Iran; it’s a symbol of tradition, art, and culinary mastery, cherished across generations and celebrated in cities and villages.

Art flows from small workshops to bustling alleys in Marivan, Kordestan province. The handicrafts, from Giveh and shawls to woodwork, are not only souvenirs, but also a sign of the identity and aesthetics of the people of this region.

Today, the Art Bureau of the Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization in Tehran is hosting the "Walzzaytun" ceremony, featuring the unveiling of 17 new books focusing on resistance and Palestine.

Hefez Shirazi, the unique pearl of culture and literature of Iran, is a renowned 14th-century Persian poet who is also celebrated worldwide.

HARARE: 2 October 2025 A new page in Zimbabwe – Iran tourism relations has just been opened as both countries pledged to work together in growing the tourism relations between the two countries.

Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Balkhi, aka Mowlana or Rumi, remains a global literary and spiritual icon. His profound friendship with Shams encouraged Rumi to create a masterpiece in Persian culture.

President Masoud Pezeshkian said that real security is achieved not through force, but through trust-building, regional cooperation, and mutual respect.

The anthropology of Qeshm Island reveals that its rich cultural heritage and the sustainable coexistence of its people with nature are vital for tourism development and for safeguarding the indigenous identity of the community.