TEHRAN - A recently published book, The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Northwest Persian Gulf, explores the rich traditions, rituals, and customs of this historically significant region.

The history of Persian rugs spans over 2,500 years to the Achaemenid Empire, with the Pazyryk carpet (5th century BCE) showcasing their rich heritage.

The White Plains and Chelsea-based restaurant, known for its Persian-Mediterranean cuisine, has received consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand ...

Jan. 23—"Until There is Nothing Left to Forgive" is an experience of illustrations, songs and memory created by ...

Paramilitary forces in the Middle East are some of the largest in the world. They work in a region where traditional military ...

Little did Leonidas know that over 2,500 years later, "Molon Lave" would be used as a global marketing tool -from weapons to ...

Persian New Zealander Marjan Nelson traces the roots of Persian music in this episode of Postcards. As a child growing up in ...

Dear Daphni, the latest eatery in Michael Schulson's collection, is his first Mediterranean venture, where it's all about the ...

Rugs can do more than cover floors. Hang them on walls, drape them on ceilings, use them as table covers, or add them to ...

The General Department of Public Relations and Security Media has launched a multilingual awareness campaign to educate ...

Amir Khusrau (1253–1325) was a visionary poet, scholar, and musician who played a defining role in shaping hindustani ...