Cooking local dishes during Iftar (fast breaking) in the streets of this southern Iranian city is a long-standing tradition that has also become an attraction for tourists.
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Culture Cultural News Cooking local foods of Chabahar during Holy Month of Ramadan
Culture Cultural News Cooking local foods of Chabahar during Holy Month of Ramadan
Cooking local foods of Chabahar during Holy Month of Ramadan
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Mount Damavand is the highest peak in Iran and the highest volcano in Asia.
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Things to Know Before Trip
One of the most important things to remember is that Iranians aren’t Arabs, they’re Persian. They speak Farsi (and other dialects), not Arabic, and some people might feel offended if you great them with Arabic words.
One of the most important things to remember is that Iranians aren’t Arabs, they’re Persian. They speak Farsi (and other dialects), not Arabic, and some people might feel offended if you great them with Arabic words.
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