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Ahmad Qavam: Churchill of Iran

Ahmad Qavam: Churchill of Iran
AHMAD QAVAM (GHAVAM OL-SALTANEH) (1876 -1955 AD) PRIME MINISTER OF IRAN Born in 1876 into an important Iranian family, at the beginning of his career he served at the royal court of Nasereddin Shah Qajar. He slowly rose through the ranks and obtained the title of Ghavam al-Saltaneh during the Iranian constitutional revolution. Hasan Vothuq (also known as Vothuq al-Dowleh) was his older brother. The letter signed by Mozaffaredin Shah accepting the Iranian Constitutional Revolution was drafted by Qavam, who at the time held the title of Dabir-e Hozoor (Private Secretary).

16 Reasons Why You Should Not Go Iran

16 Reasons Why You Should Not Go to Iran
Surely you’ve heard a lot about Iran on different Social media Pages. All are true, Iran is a truly evil and terrifying place. Here we present 16 reasons you should never, ever, visit this godforsaken land.

How to plan a great trip to Iran

How to plan a great trip to Iran
Iran is at the top list of tourist destinations every year but many travelers don't have enough information about trips to Iran and still don't know how to plan the perfect trip to Iran. Although Iran is an old tourist destination but is a new vacation spot, travelers still don't feel prepared and have different questions. This causes some to prefer to book tailored-made tour programs, even though more and more tourists are already starting to venture on independent trips. An organized tour is much easier and better than an independent tour. Although we pay more, the result would be more valuable.

Sour and Sweet

Sour and Sweet
The Secret Ingredients of Persian Cuisine
Each culinary culture compromises a well-known side and another side that is hidden and only practiced in private homes, away from the eyes of tourists. Iranians' kitchens and dishes are filled with hidden gems that are based on fruits. If we wish to describe a unique and distinctive characteristic of the Persian kitchen, throughout history and until today, it would be the use of dry or fresh fruits, fruit purée or extracts to give various distinctive flavors and create various tastes and dishes.

Zour Khaneh

Zour Khaneh
A Scene of Manliness, Excellence, and Humanistic Unity
Talking about an ancient sport, Varzesh e Bastani' which is still practiced in such a metropolitan city as Esfahan is evocative. The sport can be regarded as a kind of traditional gymnastics holds in Zour Khaneh (house of strength) and the sportsmen are called; Bastanikar. In ancient eras, during the Achaemenid, swift young men found the opportunity to be trained physically for the techniques and knacks of fighting in some private gymnasiums in which accounted as types of schools for hardworking and strengthening.