ایران میزبان کنوانسیون فدراسیون جهانی راهنمایان گردشگری ۲۰۱۷

ایران میزبان کنوانسیون فدراسیون جهانی راهنمایان گردشگری ۲۰۱۷

#ایران موفق شد با کسب ۱۸ رای، در برابر رقبایی چون #دانمارک و #سنگاپور، میزبانی «کنوانسیون فدراسیون جهانی راهنمایان گردشگری» را برای سال ۲۰۱۷ میلادی بدست آورد.

 این #کنوانسیون مهم‌ترین و بزرگ‌ترین گردهمایی راهنمایان #گردشگری در دنیا است که زیر نظر فدراسیون جهانی راهنمایان «WFTGA» هر دو سال یک‌بار برگزار می‌شود.

کنوانسیون بین‌المللی راهنمایان گردشگری سال ۲۰۱۵، از ۲۶ ژانویه (ششم بهمن‌ماه) در شهر پراگ پایتخت جمهوری چک‌ برپا شد و ۳۵۰ راهنما از ۴۱ کشور دنیا در این رویداد جهانی شرکت کردند.

به نوشته ایسنا، هدایت و اجرای این جریان و موفقیت در این رویداد، صرفا توسط جمع بزرگ راهنمایان گردشگری ایران و بدون آن‌که دولت و یا سازمان میراث فرهنگی و گردشگری در آن نقش و یا حمایتی داشته باشند، انجام شده است.

برنامه ایران برای مهمانان کنوانسیون سال ۲۰۱۷، که از 28 ژانویه الی 1 فوریه برگزار خواهد شد، با شعار «جهان بدون مرز» در دو مسیر زنجان – همدان-قم و شیراز- یزد اجرا می گردد.

#Iran won the hosting of 2017#WFTGA convention among other nominees including Singapore, Denmark.

The 17^th WFTGA #2017 convention will be held on January 28 to Febrary 1in #Zanjan, #Hamadan, #Qom, #Yazd and #Shiraz with the slogan, “ A World Without Border.”

Happy New Year

Another year of success and happiness has passed. With every new year, comes greater challenges and obstacles in life.

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Faloodeh

Faloodeh

Faloodeh, originally Paloodeh or Pālūde  is an Iranian cold dessert consisting thin vermicelli noodles made from corn starch mixed in a semi-frozen syrup made from sugar and rosewater. It is often served with lime juice and sometimes cherry juice. It is a traditional dessert in Iran. Paloodeh is originally from Shiraz and in Iran it is especially famous as Shirazi Faloodeh.

Paludeh is one of the earliest forms of cold desserts, existing as early as 400 BCE.The name originally means smoothy (filtered). In Iran paludeh (faludeh) is sold in ice cream stores (bastani) and in shops which specialize in preparing this dessert.

Sun Palace

The Sun Palace is located in Khorasan Razavi province and is from the time of Nader Shah Afshar. It is believed to have been home to the royal family although it seems unlikely anyone actually lived there prior to Nader Shah’s death. In the center of this palace there is a tower enhanced with fire architectural designs. The facade of this palace is cylindrical, built of black marble. The palace stands 20 meters high and contains 12 rooms decorated with paintings and ornamental works such as plaster moldings. This palace was built in 1740 and sits on top of a tomb from the Ilkhanid period. Its facade work was left unfinished due to Nader Shah’s sudden death. The main area of the structure is founded on an octagonal ground floor 34 meters wide and raised 4 steps high with a terrace constructed on each side.

The external facade is decorated with stones and images of vases, flowers, leaves and fruits in 3D form and have been painted in non-native style. Judging by the depictions of fruits such as bananas, pineapples and mangos on the walls, the structure is possibly the work of Indian artists. These paintings are left unfinished, because of the unclear state of affairs after the death of Nader Shah. The internal area is adorned with attractive paintings on plaster and a cornice on the dome, in gold, with the date of 1740 and a verse of Quran, which reinforces the notion of it being a tomb.
 
The site consists of the cellar, the floor level and the cylindrical tower supported by 66 columns. The cellar is the largest and contains 8 connecting rooms. Some argue that these rooms were home to Nader Shah’s rare treasures while others believe prisoners were kept there. The floor level consists of one large central open area and small smaller side rooms. Regardless of its original function, evidence suggests that during the early Qajar era it was used as a residential headquarters. In fact it can be seen that some of the Safavid artwork had been hastily plastered over with Qajar style art replacing them. The surrounding garden stretches 168 meters long and 122 meters wide and contains 8 pools with connecting streams and fountains.

Huto and Kamarband Caves

Huto and Kamarband Caves or Belt Caves are prehistoric, archaeological sites in Iran. They are located 100 meters apart, in a cliff on the slopes of the Alborz mountains in the village of Tarujen (currently called Shahid Abad), 5 km. south west of Behshahr

Excavations took place led by C. S. Coon and were reported on between 1949-1957.

Huto Cave is approximately 30 m. x 20 m. The site produced pottery shards, stone tools and samples for radio-carbon dating. Twenty-two samples were dated from Huto Cave and grouped into eight different cultures. The 2 earliest cultures, dating to c. 9910 B.C. - 7,240 B.C. were thought to be seal hunters and vole eaters. The bones of a dog have been cited as an example of exceptionally early animal domestication.

Sub-Neolithic finds date to c. 6120 B.C.

Kamarband cave is notable for three human skeletons discovered there, dating to approximately 9000 years B.C. Other finds included flint blades, walrus and deer bones, giving valuable information about human development from the iceage in the Mazandaran area.

Иранская традиционная одежда(балучи)

балучи

Термин балучи означает "странник", и это служит подходящим названием для этой группы полукочевых людей, которые бродят по крайне засушливым районах юго-востока Ирана.

Длинные рубашки, свободные брюки и тюрбаны являются обычной одеждой для мужчин. Женщины, в свою очередь, носят пару штанов с рыхлыми, красочными, длиной до колен, платьями. Так как  эту традиционную одежду носят женщины, которые, как правило, ориентированы на выполнение ручного труда в деревне, комфорт и мобильность являются важными элементами одежды.

Тем не менее, платье балучи вряд ли можно назвать скучными или серыми, женщины часто украшают свои платья с обширной вышивкой. Это рукоделие является уникальным для людей данной области и не может быть обнаружено в других частях Ирана.

СЕТАР

#СЕТАР

Сетар, #струнныймузыкальныйинструмент. Имеет деревянный выпуклый корпус, длинную шейку с навязными ладами (16-18), 3 основных и до 10 резонансовых струн. Настройка - по квартам и квинтам. Распространён в Иране (щипковый инструмент), Турции

Часто путают с индийским ситаром.

#Индийскийситар наверняка произошел от подобного инструмента и вины.

Известен еще в доисламской Персии и первоначально имел три струны.

В 18 веке доработан дервишем Моштак Али Шахом он добавил еще одну тонкую струну. Традиционно используется в суфийских песнопениях.

По конструкции это типичный танбур. Особенность струны расположены в обратной последовательности сначала идет толстая струна затем средняя и пара тонких.

Соответственно основное защипывание струн при игре идет снизу вверх, для чего игроки специально отращивают ноготь.