Glimpses of intricate carpets handwoven in Fars regionGlimpses of intricate carpets handwoven in Fars region

TEHRAN–Numerous Iranian urban communities and towns enjoy global reputations for carpet weaving in terms of intricate designs, lavish colors, and peerless craftsmanship.

Experts say the history of carpet weaving in the southern Fars province is very long, and its exact date is quite ambiguous; however, evidence suggests that carpet weaving in Fars

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Abandoned caravansary restored for tourismAbandoned caravansary restored for tourism

TEHRAN–A team of restorers and cultural heritage experts has finished work to amend an abandoned caravansary in western Iran.

Worn-out bricks and traditional insulation of the rooftops were among the substances treated in this round of restoration in a bid to make it a prosperous tourist destination, Lorestan province’s tourism chief said on T

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How Charles will rule after Queen Elizabeth&s deathHow Charles will rule after Queen Elizabeth’s death

TEHRAN- Queen Elizabeth’s death follows a record 70-year reign that reflects to a large degree Britain's declining global influence, from an empire that once dominated large swathes of the world to what is now a middle-ranking economy. 

She was head of state of the United Kingdom and 14 other countries, some of whom have considered switching to a

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Cultivation of agritourism in southeast TehranCultivation of agritourism in southeast Tehran

TEHRAN – Tehran’s tourism chief has said plans are underway to promote agritourism in Pakdasht county, which is situated in the southeast of the Iranian capital.

Pakdasht has high potential to attract nature lovers and sightseers as it embraces numerous gardens and flowerbeds, Parham Janfeshan said on Thursday.

Agritourism is a relatively new branch

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Russian president appoints new ambassador to IranRussian president appoints new ambassador to Iran

TEHRAN – Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree appointing a new ambassador to Iran, according to a TASS report. 

Putin appointed Alexey Dedov as the new ambassador to Iran, replacing Levan Dzhagaryan, TASS said. 

The corresponding decrees were published on the official legal information website Thursday.

"Appoint Dedov Alexey Yuryevich

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Iranian crafters show off skills at Japan gift showIranian crafters show off skills at Japan gift show

TEHRAN—Five Iranian craftspeople, who are natives of Sistan-Baluchestan province, take part in the 94th Tokyo International Gift Show held in the Japanese capital from September 7 to 9.

Khameh-Duzi and Suzan-Duzi (needlework) were among the skills the crafters showed off at the event, which brought together some 3,000 exhibitors in an area of about

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