Bahar (Persian: بهار, also Romanized as Bahār) is a city in and capital of Bahar County, Hamadan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 27,271, in 6,956 families.
Most of the people are farmers and Potato and watermelon is cultivated mostly by them.
It has mid sum... More
y the Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization is improving.
Taj Abad Caravanserai on 1997/05/10 and is registered as No. 1872 of the National Heritage List.
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Bahar city is located at the distance of nineteen km in the northwest of Hamadan. Due to alluvial soil, this city has an appropriate situation for farming.
The vast majority of its farming production belongs to Potato. The most reputation of this city is because of harvesting and produci... More
es in Bahar Township and Hamadan state. It dates back to the early ages of Qajar era and also late ages of Safavi era.
Mohajeran Bridge has seven estuaries and pillars based on rubble. Its estuaries are decorated with zigzag arch. At the top of the main estuary, a memorial stone attracts... More
Hamadam has always been well known for handicrafts like leather, and ceramic works, as well as for the beautiful carpets.
The ceramic is centered in the Lalejin (30 km. north of Hamadan) in the vicinity of Hamadan. The city of Lalejin in Hamedan Province, with a population of 55,000, lies 20 kil... More
bahador beyg village is one of the sections of Saleh Abad. Its beautiful nature along with wonderful landscapes of mountain, jungle, river and pastures, has unique beauty in every season.
Hamadan Ghare Chay River is running through this village and it is so spectacular in spring. Nowadays adul... More
The Cultural Heritage of Iran lists 442 sites of historical and cultural significance located in Hamedan, thus making the province a rich one in terms of historical attractions.
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rical heritages and treasures of the Islamic-national architecture. The primary foundation of this mosque belongs to Ala'oddoleh Garshasb Al-e Bouyeh, 12th century.
But the present mosque belongs to Al-e Mozaffar and Teymuri's era in 14 & 15th centuries.
Stability of the construction, f... More
l and Intangible Heritage of Humanity and described as the Persian New Year by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2009.
Iran is home to one of the richest artistic traditions in world history and encompasses many disciplines, including ... More
s are Bahar narenj (orange blossoms), bidmeshk (Egyptian or musk-willow) and kâsnî (chicory).
Traditional Iranian syrups made by distilled herbs:
Bidmeshk syrup - Nana (Mint) - Bidmeshk (Pussy willow) -Baharnarenj (Orange blossom) - Badranj (Lemon balm)
Some of Urmia'Souvenirs includes ... More
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is a cultural-religious place for those who are appealing to Ahle Beit (AS).
There is hold some weekly schedules such as Doa Nodbeh, Recitation ceremony of Quran with famous readers of the city, Immam Jamaat's speeches and some mooring ceremonies or celebrations.
This site has some p... More
