Ahvaz is a beautiful city in Iran, Ahvaz travel guide, Khuzestan, Karun river,
Ahvaz is a beautiful city in Iran, Ahvaz travel guide
Arabic: Ahvaz هي مدينة جميلة في إيران ، دليل السفر Ahvaz
Bulgarian: Ахваз е красив град в Иран, пътеводител Ахваз
Bosnian: Ahvaz je prelep grad u Iranu, turistički vodič Ahvaz
Czech: Ahvaz je krásné město v Íránu, turistický průvodce Ahvaz
Danish: Ahvaz er en smuk by i Iran, Ahvaz rejseguide
German: Ahvaz ist eine wunderschöne Stadt in Iran, Ahvaz Reiseführer
Greek: Ahvaz είναι μια όμορφη πόλη στο Ιράν, ταξιδιωτικό οδηγό Ahvaz
Spanish: Ahvaz es una ciudad preciosa en Irán, guía de viaje Ahvaz
Estonian: Ahvaz on ilus linn Iraanis, Ahvaz reisijuht
Persian: اهواز یک شهر زیبا در ایران، راهنمای سفر اهواز است
Finnish: Ahvaz on kaunis kaupunki Iranissa, Ahvaz matkaopas
French: Ahvaz est une belle ville d'Iran, guide de voyage Ahvaz
Hindi: अहवाज ईरान, अहवाज यात्रा गाइड में एक सुंदर शहर है
Croatian: Ahvaz je prekrasan grad u Iranu, turistički vodič Ahvaz
Hungarian: Ahvaz egy gyönyörű város Iránban, Ahvaz utazási útmutató
Indonesian: Ahvaz adalah kota yang indah di Iran, panduan perjalanan Ahvaz
Italian: Ahvaz è una bellissima città in Iran, guida turistica di Ahvaz
Hebrew: Ahvaz היא עיר יפה באיראן, Ahvaz מדריך טיולים
Japanese: Ahvazはイランの美しい街、Ahvazの旅行ガイド
Korean: Ahvaz이란의 아름다운 도시, Ahvaz 여행 가이드
Nepali: अहजज ईरानको एक सुन्दर शहर हो, आभेज यात्रा गाइड
Dutch: Ahvaz is een prachtige stad in Iran, Ahvaz reisgids
Norwegian: Ahvaz er en vakker by i Iran, Ahvaz reiseguide
Chichewa: Ahvaz ndi mzinda wokongola ku Iran, mtsogoleri wotsogolera Ahvaz
Punjabi: ਆਹਾਵਜ਼ ਇਰਾਨ ਵਿੱਚ ਇੱਕ ਸੁੰਦਰ ਸ਼ਹਿਰ ਹੈ, ਆਹਵਜ਼ ਯਾਤਰਾ ਦੀ ਗਾਈਡ ਹੈ
Ahvâz
اهواز
City
Clockwise from top: White Bridge, Twilight view of White Bridge over Karoon River, Ahvaz Bridge over Karun River at night, Pol Sefid, Pol Hashtom, Jundishapur Medical Center and Masjid Ali Mahziar
Clockwise from top: White Bridge, Twilight view of White Bridge over Karoon River, Ahvaz Bridge over Karun River at night, Pol Sefid, Pol Hashtom, Jundishapur Medical Center and Masjid Ali Mahziar
Official seal of Ahvâz
Seal
Nickname(s): The City of Bridges
Ahvâz is located in IranAhvâzAhvâz
Coordinates: 31°19′13″N 48°40′09″ECoordinates: 31°19′13″N 48°40′09″E
Country Iran
Province Khuzestan
County Ahvaz
Bakhsh Central
Government
• Mayor Mansoor Katanbaf
• Deputy Mayor Alireza Hallaj
Area
• City 815 km2 (315 sq mi)
Elevation 17 m (52 ft)
Population (2016 Census)
• Urban 1,184,788 [1]
• Metro 1,260,817
Demonym(s) Ahvazi
Time zone UTC+3:30 (IRST)
• Summer (DST) UTC+4:30 (IRDT)
Postal code 61xxx
Area code(s) (+98) 61
Climate BWh
Website ahvaz.ir
Ahvaz (Persian: اهواز, translit. Ahvāz or Ahwaz[2]) is a city in the southwest of Iran and the capital of Khuzestan province. Ahwaz's population is about 1,300,000[3] and its built-up area with the nearby town of Sheybani is home to 1,136,989 inhabitants. It is home to Persians, Arabs, Lurs (Bakhtiaris), Dezfulis, Shushtaris, etc.[4] and different languages are spoken in it, such as Persian, Arabic,[5][6] the Persian dialects of Luri (Bakhtiari), Dezfuli, Shushtari, etc.[7]
Iran's only navigable river, the Karun, passes by the middle of the city.[8] It has a long history dating back to the Achaemenid period. In the ancient times, it had been one of the main centers of the Academy of Gondishapur.
Polish: Ahvaz to piękne miasto w Iranie, przewodnik turystyczny Ahvaz
Portuguese: Ahvaz é uma bela cidade do Irã, guia de viagens de Ahvaz
Russian: Ахваз - прекрасный город в Иране, путеводитель по Ахвазу
Sinhala: අහ්වාස් යනු ඉරානයේ ඉපැරණි නගරයකි
Serbian: Ахваз је прелеп град у Ирану, туристички водич Ахваз
Swedish: Ahvaz är en vacker stad i Iran, Ahvaz reseguide
Swahili: Ahvaz ni mji mzuri nchini Iran, mwongozo wa kusafiri wa Ahvaz
Thai: Ahvaz เป็นเมืองที่สวยงามในอิหร่านคู่มือการเดินทางสำหรับ Ahvaz
Filipino: Ahvaz ay isang magandang lungsod sa Iran, Ahvaz travel guide
Turkish: Ahvaz, İran'da güzel bir şehir, Ahvaz seyahat rehberi
Ukrainian: Ахваз - прекрасне місто в Ірані, путівник по Ахвазу
Vietnamese: Ahvaz là một thành phố xinh đẹp ở Iran, hướng dẫn du lịch Ahvaz
Chinese: 阿瓦士是伊朗美丽的城市，阿瓦士旅游指南
Chinese (Simplified): 阿瓦士是伊朗美丽的城市，阿瓦士旅游指南
Chinese (Traditional): 阿瓦士是伊朗美麗的城市，阿瓦士旅遊指南
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Shiraz (Iran) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Shiraz in Iran.
The Koran Gate leads to the city of Shiraz, a city of love, roses and poetry that is located in the south of the Iranian Highlands. Famous Persian poets once lived in the city in which they created works of great beauty and even today their mausoleums are visited with much reverence. With its many domed rooms, the Vakil Bath House was built in around 1776 A.D. Within the vaults, numerous frescoes depict floral ornaments and religious motifs, with life-like characters amid inviting bathing facilities. The Vakil complex also contains a mosque that was built at the same time as the Bazaar and is a replicre of a regal Arabian mosque. All from the same source, forty eight twisted ribbed marble columns support the ceiling that is covered with tile mosaics. The Vakil Bazaar, whose main thoroughfare is around eight hundred metres long, is the most beautiful in Iran. The Madrese Khan is the most well-known traditional university in Shiraz and was donated by Allah Verdi Khan, a famous military leader of Shah Abbas. When Teheran became the capital of the Qajaren Empire, Shiraz became less important. Yet, even today, the city’s scholars and poets are still held in high esteem, with both modernity and tradition complementing each other in peaceful harmony.
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Ahvaz 1976-78
These are beautiful images that I shot with Super 8mm camera from variety of places and people in and around city of Ahvaz, Iran during 1976-78. The footage includes the last Christmas in Passargad International School in December 1978 which shortly afterward the faculty, staff and students had to leave the country due to the Iranian revolution of 1979.
Iran - Impressions of Kerman, city in the southeast
Impressions of Kerman. Kerman is a medium size city in the southeast of Iran, close to the Kaluts desert.
This video was recorded as part of an overland trip from Europe to South Africa.
Iran's Top 10 Experiences according to Lonely Planet
Iran's Top 10 Experiences according to Lonely Planet
10. Desert Homestays
The welcome is rarely warmer than in the vast, empty silence of Iran's great deserts. Garmeh is the oasis village of your dreams, with a crumbling castle, swaying date palms and the sound of spring water. It's the sort of place you come for one night and stay four.
9. Skiing the Alborz Mountains
Alborz is a mountain range in northern Iran stretching from the borders of Azerbaijan and Armenia in the northwest to the southern end of the Caspian Sea, and ending in the east at the borders of Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. Due to its great snowy winters there are several ski resorts, some consider that a few of these are among the best in the world.
8. Choqa Zanbil
Chogha Zanbil is an ancient Elamite complex in the Khuzestan province of Iran. Chogha in Bakhtiari means hill. It is one of the few existent ziggurats outside of Mesopotamia. It lies approximately 42 km (26 mi) south-southwest of Dezfoul, 30 km (19 mi) west of Susa and 80 km (50 mi) north of Ahvaz.
7. The Islamic Republic
Iran is an Islamic Republic and while most travellers find Islam is not nearly as all-pervasive as they had expected, the Shiite faith remains an important part of Iranian life. It is at its most obvious in the passionate devotion seen at monuments such as the huge Haram-e Razavi in Mashhad.
6. Nomads of the Zagros
The Zagros Mountains form the largest mountain range in Iran and Iraq. This mountain range has a total length of 1,500 km. The Zagros mountain range begins in northwestern Iran and roughly corresponds to Iran's western border, and it spans the whole length of the western and southwestern Iranian plateau, ending at the Strait of Hormuz.
5. Ancient Persepolis
The centre of the great Persian Empire, ceremonial capital of the Achaemenians and the showpiece of Achaemenian art, Persepolis is a historic site in Fars Province, 60 km to the northeast of Shiraz. This magnificent court was the summer residence of the Achaemenian emperors and their official reception quarters.
4. More than Kabab
Chelo kabab is the national dish of Iran. The meal is simple, consisting of steamed, saffroned basmati or Persian rice and kabab, of which there are several distinct Persian varieties. This dish is served throughout Iran today, but was traditionally associated with the northern part of the country.
3. Yazd
Yazd is the capital of Yazd Province, and a centre of Zoroastrian culture. Because of generations of adaptations to its desert surroundings, Yazd is an architecturally unique city. It is also known in Iran for the high quality of its handicrafts, especially silk weaving, and its confectionary.
2. Esfahan, Half of the World
Located south of Tehran, it is considered by the locals to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world. An ancient town and capital of Persia from 1598 to 1722, it was long noted for its fine carpets and silver filigree. Today textile and steel mills take over their place. Its architecture, tree-lined boulevards and relaxed pace make it one of the highlights of Iran's cities.
1. Meet the People
From watching the TV you could be forgiven for thinking Iranians are scary, America-hating fundamentalists bent on destroying the world. Nothing could be further from the truth. Indeed, it's the people that leave the most lasting impressions from any journey to Iran. You will regularly be asked 'What do you think of Iran?', and be bought tea and food with intonations that 'You are our guest'. The people are, quite simply, the best experience in Iran.
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Iran Ramadan Fast meals, Ahvaz city غذاهاي ماه رمضان اهواز ايران
June 1, 2018 (Persian calendar 1397/3/11)
Khuzestan province (استان خوزستان)
Ahvaz city (شهر اهواز)
Iran Ramadan Fast meals, Ahvaz city
غذاهاي ماه رمضان اهواز ايران
Top 6 Cities With The Most Polluted Air MUST WATCH {GENUINE RANKING}
Top 6 Cities With The Most Polluted Air MUST WATCH {GENUINE RANKING}
6. Kermanshah, Iran
With an air pollution index of 229 ug/m3, this is another Iranian city with a serious pollution problem. Traditionally an agricultural center, the city is fast becoming industrialized with 256 manufacturing units within the city, including Kermanshah Oil Refining Company which was established in 1932 by the British. Industries today include sugar refining, petrochemicals and electrical equipment all of which are starting to overwhelm the city.
5. Quetta, Pakistan
Even more polluted than Peshawar, this city has a measure of 251 ug/m3, making it the most polluted city in a fairly polluted country. Local reports call it a “serious environmental issue for human health” and a panel of experts met in the city after the 2011 index came out, to formulate their “Action Plan for Reducing Air Pollution and Improving Air Quality Management in Quetta City”.
Part of the damage came from 2011 protests by Shiite Muslims, against the Qandhari Imambargah Alamdar Road blasts which killed 81 people. The protests took the form of burning tyres, which is a common form of protest in Pakistan, but is hideously bad for the environment. There have been calls for protesters to use alternative methods of protest, such as lighting candles but as recently as April 2013, the tyre-burning was still occurring. It doesn’t bode well for Quetta’s environmental future.
4. Ludhiana, India
And now to the most polluted city in Pakistan’s rival, India. With an air pollution measure matching Quetta’s, this is another place that faces serious problems in the near future. The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) again blames the auto-rickshaws for the pollution, as they run on enviro-unfriendly diesel, but the PPCB have yet to implement a viable alternative, such as a clean-running bus service. In the Times of India, the PPCB chairman Kahan Singh Pannu had this to say: “it’s true that pollution levels in Ludhiana are more than other cities and we taking steps to check it” but then went on to blame other people for the lack of action against the rickshaws.
Air is not the only problem in Ludhiana – the river is also extremely polluted, thanks to run-off from the dyeing industries (pictured above). If Ludhiana is ever going to lose its place as India’s most polluted city, it needs to make some radical changes and fast.
3. Sanandaj, Iran
Another Iranian city that is suffering from both dust storms and heavy industrialization, the air pollution here is 254ug/m3. However, the Iranians are keen to shift the blame – one report from the Fars News Agency puts the blame onto the American forces in neighboring Iraq, who have destroyed the agriculture there and so have caused the dust storms. The head of Iran’s Meteorological Organization, Bahram Sanai, also said that the Allied occupation of Iraq was responsible for the lack of sustainable growth in the country. Whether these theories are true is unclear, but with so many cities in the top 10, it seems that Iran needs to sort out its own problems rather than trying to deflect blame onto the Americans.
2. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Mongolia is the most sparsely populated independent country in the world, so it’s quite surprising that its capital is crowded and very polluted. The Lonely Planet travel guide describes it as “a cauldron of concrete and dirt” and at 279ug/m3 they’re not wrong. The pollution comes from a number of sources – dust from the unpaved roads, emissions from wood-burning stoves and the heavy traffic.
Luckily, the World Bank is helping out with its Ulaanbaatar Clean Air Project, costing a hefty $21.89million. The problems are evident, with birth defects on the increase due to the pollution and the challenges are myriad – Ulaanbaatar’s position in a valley means the air is trapped and can’t circulate properly. Hopefully the World Bank’s project will succeed, as the health consequences of such bad air pollution are frightening.
1. Ahvaz, Iran
If you’ve been paying attention so far, you won’t be surprised to hear that an Iranian city tops the list of most polluted cities. With a whopping 372ug/m3, it is by far the worst air of any city in the world. Again, it’s an unhealthy combination of duststorms and factory emissions. As one report says, “Unusual development and growth of the city, undesired placement of heavy industries, such as iron and steel plants, airport, and exploration of oil wells in a nearby city, in addition to heavy traffic … have made the city like an island of heat and pollution” (Chamran University, 2002).
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