Iran in Photos

Khaja Shams-ud-Din Muhammad Hafez-e Shirazi was a world-known 14th century poet who hailed from the southern city of Shiraz.

The general outlines of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action that Iran clinched with six world powers was ratified by Iranian MPs on Sunday.

The IRGC commander who was in Syria in the capacity of a military advisor was martyred on October 8.

At the event, the rehabilitated addicts appealed to others afflicted by addiction to quit.

The meteorite which weighs 17 kg was discovered during a desert expedition in 2013.

Ozbaki Hill is only known for being the origin of the first man-made adobe handed over to the United Nations.

New gymnastics boy wonder Arat Hosseini, two, is already able to perform the complicated poses after taking up the sport when he was just nine months old.

Aali Mohammad Valley, located in the western part of Qeshm island, spans along a north-south line. This amazing Natural phenomenon attracts many tourists every year.

Seventy-two sniffer dog trainers from across the country attended the course.

Some psychologists believe snapping too many selfies might be a symptom of a mental problem such as narcissism.

A massive mirror hall on the western flank of the yard is graced with remarkable interior designs and a lot of inscriptions.

A projection mapping light installation was performed by German artist Philipp Geist at Tehran’s Azadi Tower on Saturday.

The caravanserai was registered on the list of Iran’s national monuments on October 31, 1998.

Photos of the reopening of a school for Afghan children after the Leader ordered that no Afghan migrant should be denied education in Iran.

The Statue of Penelope unearthed in Persepolis along with its three Roman counterparts is on display at the Iranian National Museum.

The Umbilical Cord Blood Processing Bank preserves the umbilical cord blood of newborns in case it is needed in the future.

More than 100 migrant children, mostly Afghans, who come from different corners of Qom, are studying in this school.

The eclipse featured the closest full moon of the year.

Kashan, a city in Isfahan Province, is home to windcatchers which used to act as ventilators.

The chair exhibition which opened on September 25 runs for two weeks.

Many Tehran commuters share a car on a daily basis heading in the same direction.

A play which shows the long wait of a mother whose son has been martyred at war is on stage at Tehran’s Daneshjou Park for ten nights.

More than 13 million students went to schools across Iran on September 23.

Line 3 of the capital's subway is now the longest metro line in the entire Middle East.

The centuries-old castle is perched on a hill in North Khorasan Province.