Events
Explore Iran’s diverse events, holidays, and festivals scene with SURFIRAN’s Events. Discover cultural celebrations and thrilling sports spectacles for an unforgettable experience.
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Iranian Festivals and Celebrations: A Guide to Persian Traditions
Explore Iranian festivals and celebrations: Nowruz, Yalda, and more. Discover their history, unique traditions, and global cultural impact.
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Why Eid-e Ghadeer is Celebrated in Iran
Eid-e Ghadeer's significance in Iran explained. Learn why this celebration holds a special place in Iranian culture. Discover the historical…
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What is Badarak and Where is it Held?
Experience Badarak at Qara Kelisa, a UNESCO-listed Armenian pilgrimage in Iran. Discover this unique religious and cultural heritage with SURFIRAN.
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Nowruz in Tehran: Where to Go and What to See
Explore Tehran's must-visit spots during Nowruz. Discover top destinations for culture, nature, and history for an unforgettable Persian New Year…
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Spring and Nowruz in Shiraz
Explore Shiraz in Spring: Discover Nowruz Celebrations, Historical Sites, and Cultural Events with Exclusive OrientTrips Offers for a Memorable Iranian…
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Christmas in Tehran: Mirza Shirazi Street and the Armenian Quarter
Christmas in Tehran's Armenian Districts: Experience vibrant markets, cultural traditions, and unique celebrations in the heart of Iran's capital.
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Discover Mehregan, the Iranian Celebration of Autumn
Discover the vibrant traditions and cultural richness of Mehregan, the Iranian Celebration of Autumn. Explore the colorful festivities, ancient rituals,…
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Iran Public Holidays: Calendar and Travel Planning
Understand Iran’s public holidays, Nowruz and winter celebrations. Plan transport and museum visits, and find the official Iranian calendar.
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Yalda Night 2026: Date, Traditions, Food and Hafez
Yalda Night 2026 falls on Monday 21 December. What the longest night means, what goes on the Yalda table, fal-e…
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Witnessing Yazd’s Nakhl Gardani: A Captivating Tradition
Witness the Nakhl Gardani Ritual around Yazd, Iran in Muharram. The Nakhl symbolizes mourning ceremonies observed in Muharram.
