Malard County (Persian: شهرستان ملارد) is a county in Tehran Province in Iran. The capital of the county is Malard. At the 2006 census, the county's population was 291,608, in 77,093 families.
The county has one district: the Central District. The county has two cities: Malard... More
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road Malard in Safadasht.
According to Dr. Pourfaraj, this village is one of the earliest prehistoric villages formed in Tehran plain; based on the technique and the art of Pottery and architectural remains is comparable to the civilization of Silk III (ancient pre-historic Kashani hill).... More
With the arrival of spring and decrease in temperature, mountains slopes and the beautiful hills of Akhtar Abad( in Mallard) are covered with anemones within an area of several hectares; their redness is so clear that can be seen from a far distance.
Anemones plain of Mallard is one of the rare ... More
form Malard County and Qods County) was 1,044,707, in 273,826 families; excluding those portions, the population was 516,022, in 134,378 families.
The county has one district: the Central District. The county has seven cities: Shahriar, Sabashahr, Vahidieh, Shahedshahr. Ferdowsieh, Bagh... More
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.
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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
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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
from cultural perspective. In a vast area and of two floors, various objects are exhibited like tools for irrigation, agriculture, husbandry, fishing and hunting as well as agricultural documents, clothes, lighting tools and handicrafts.
Visiting this museum can serve as an introductory s... More
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iasar Cultural Heritage and Tourism Department organizes a ceremony for Iranian pilgrims each year to mark the observance of sun’s birth in the early days of the two seasons.
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Construction of an observatory for University of Kashan at distance of 50 meters off from domed mo... More
as a cultural value only in 2002, and registered by the Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran.
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rom a cultural point of view are the Language, Azari/Azerice, and folklore of this region.
According to Dehkhoda Dictionary, the Language of Azerbaijan is originally "a branch of the Iranian languages known as Azari" (see Ancient Azari Language).However the modern Azeri Language is a Tur... More
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tiful cultural attractions throughout Iran.
The reputation of the Costume of Qashqai's men and women has gone so far and today it is considered as one of the most important cultural attractions of this nation.
The Costume of nomadic people is an example of these traditional costum... More
anian Cultural Heritage Organization which is responsible for most of the artifacts, locations, and cultural aspects of Iran.
Also, the palace named "Kakhe malakeye madar" nowadays belongs to the presidency organization, and hosts the president's foreign guests.
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ical, cultural and tourism attractions.
This building was built in Mokhles Bazzar and nearby Mola Abdollah School during 1st Shah Abbas period, when Big Bazzar was established.
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ran’s cultural heritage could get the remnant of it.
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