The latest news and views about Iran’s Fars province
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Iran’s Cultural Heritage in Photos: Tomb of Sheikh Khalifeh
Tomb of Sheikh Khalifeh is a historical building in southern Iran, registered as a national heritage site.
Human Face Carved in High Relief Unearthed in Persepolis
A stone carving showing a human face in bas-relief has been newly discovered at the historical site of Persepolis in southern Iran.
Iran’s Persepolis to Host Asian, World Powerlifting Championships
The World Power Sport Federation (WPSF) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Iran on holding Asian world powerlifting championships at Persepolis, a world-famous historical site in southern Iran
Iran’s Nature in Photos: Raghaz Canyon
Raghaz, the jewel of Iranian canyons, is where the water has met the rocks since thousands of year ago, creating stunning natural landscapes.
Iran’s Beauties in Photos: Tang-e Boraq
Tang-e Boraq is a village with numerous springs and waterfalls, which turn it into a magnificent tourist attraction.
Remains of Humans, Animals Found in Persepolis Ruins
Remains of over a dozen humans and animals have been unearthed in the ancient ruins of Persepolis in southern Iran.
New Sassanid Inscription Found in Iran’s Ancient Site Naqsh-e Rustam
Archeologists in Iran have reported the discovery of a new inscription dating back to the Sassanid (Sasanian) Empire in Naqsh-e Rustam, an ancient royal necropolis in southern Iran.
Persepolis World Heritage Site Blanketed with Snow
Persepolis and Pasargadae, two prominent monuments of ancient Persia, have been covered with snow during the cold winter days of Fars province, southern Iran.
Evaz Recognized as First Child-Friendly Town of Iran
An Iranian town has been designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as a safe town for children.
Azarakhsh; A Fire Temple in Heart of Mountain
Azarakhsh Fire Temple, also known as the Stone Mosque of Shiraz, is among the most magnificent fire temples in Iran.
