Three cities in Iran have been nominated for the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC). A tourism official of the country informed this information. Hamedan, Kelardasht and Ardakan have applied for membership in the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities, IRIB reported on Sunday, citing tourism official Syed Mostafa Fatemi.
Hamedan is spread over a wide area in the high plains. The cultural heritage sites of the city are always ready to welcome visitors. The city has become a popular tourist destination with picturesque natural landscapes, traditional restaurants, public gardens, colorful outdoor markets and other important attractions. Never forget the hospitable people of the city.
Hamedan, known as Ekbatana in classical times, was one of the greatest cities in the ancient world. Sadly little remains today from antiquity. But significant parts of the city center have been given over to excavations, and historical curiosities are scattered about.
Known for its natural beauty and picturesque landscape, Kellerdasht is a popular tourist destination. The city attracts not only domestic but also visitors from all over the world. The northern city is surrounded by green forests, snow-capped mountains and pristine rivers. It has become an ideal location for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
The city’s unique cultural heritage, ancient historical sites and vibrant local markets offer visitors a rich and varied travel experience. All these things will surely fascinate and fascinate all the travelers.
Ardakan is a historical city located in Yazd province. Known for its rich cultural, architectural, and socio-economic heritage. Ardakan is considered as the jewel of the Iranian desert.
The city’s landmark structures, including grand mosques and Zoroastrian fire temples, highlight the unique blend of Islamic and pre-Islamic Persian traditions. Apart from its historical importance, Ardakan is also famous for making fine carpets, pottery and textiles. Source: Tehran Times.
(25 May)