Entries by nelia shidfar

Omar Khayyam (Biography, Books, Poems, Rubaiyats)

It is no exaggeration to say that no other Persian literary figure has been this popular in the West more than the 11th-century Persian poet Omar Khayyam. Some call him the Da Vinci of Persia since he was an expert in various scientific disciplines, including Philosophy and Astronomy. In this article, we tell you more […]

Everything About Persian Bread; From Sangak To Barbari

Iranians have always had a special respect for bread for a long time and consider all kinds of bread to be an integral part of their table. Bread holds such significance for Iranians that mornings without it feel like their table is missing something essential. There are two main reasons why traditional Iranian cuisine is […]

Top 10 Iranian Movie Directors of All Times

Iran has a great and diverse field in cinema. In the whole process of filmmaking, it’s no wonder how much of a great impact directors have on the movie and its result. Since we already know how great directors are and how much effort and time they have to put into filmmaking, we decided to […]

The Top Iran Dessert Food You Need to Try!

The Persian word “shirini” refers to Iran dessert food, which is well-known for its rich cultural history, delicate textures, and mouthwatering flavors. These delicious sweets, which make Iran’s dessert food list, have become a staple of Iranian cuisine, captivating the palates of people all over the world. Throughout history, the Persian, Arab, Turk, and Mongol […]

Iran War? Is Iran safe for tourists? (March 2024)

With a handful of tragic incidents happening around and inside Iran, it may be hard to believe for many foreigners that there is no Iran war and Iran is safe for travel. Here, we decided to update you about Iran’s safety and give you peace of mind before you travel to Iran. Don’t Believe All […]

Anahita Temple, Kangavar (History, Architecture, Location)

The Anahita Temple is one of the amazing sites in Kangavar, which is known as the second stone monument of Iran after Persepolis. Its historical importance is in the three periods of the Achaemenids, Arsacids, and Sassanians. While some believe the temple was built to worship the goddess of water, others consider it a half-completed […]