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Beautiful Iran2

Iran, also known as Persia, officially the Islamic Republic of Iran, a country in Western Asia, with 78.4 million inhabitants, Iran is the world's 17th most populous nation.

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Beautiful Iran2

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  1. IRAN 2

  2. A Girl in Traditional Dress in Abyaneh ©Ali Majdfar Abyaneh © Reza Kamrani

  3. Abyaneh is a famous historic Iranian village, one of the oldest in Iran Abyaneh © AliReza

  4. © HORIZON Abyaneh

  5. Abyaneh © Homa Abyaneh © Gul Chotrani

  6. Abyaneh © Gul Chotrani Abyaneh

  7. Abyaneh © Gul Chotrani Abyaneh

  8. Abyaneh © Gul Chotrani Abyaneh

  9. Abyaneh © Gul Chotrani

  10. Tehran A female worshipper sits outside the entrance to the shrine of Emamzade Zeid ©Preethi Nallu

  11. Mashhad Statue of Nader Shah Afshar sculpted by Abolhasan Seddighi

  12. Mashhad Statue of Nader Shah Afshar sculpted by Abolhasan Seddighi

  13. Mashhad Statue of Nader Shah Afshar sculpted by Abolhasan Seddighi

  14. Mashhad Statue of Nader Shah Afshar sculpted by Abolhasan Seddighi

  15. Esfahan Garden in the hotel Abassi Zinnia elegans (common zinnia, youth-and-old-age)

  16. Esfahan hotel Abassi

  17. Galesh

  18. Allāhverdi Khan Bridge (popularly known as Si-o-seh pol “The bridge of thirty-three spans” Naghsh-e-Jahan Square in Isfahan

  19. Naghsh-e-Jahan Square of Isfahan is one of the most beautiful squares in the world. It has been designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site © Gul Chotrani

  20. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

  21. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

  22. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

  23. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

  24. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque © Gul Chotrani

  25. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque © Gul Chotrani

  26. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque © Gul Chotrani

  27. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque © Gul Chotrani

  28. Esfahan Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

  29. In the 17th century, the city’s wealth and grandeur inspired the rhyming proverb, Isfahan nesf-e jahan, or "Isfahan is half the world.” Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" also known as "Imam Mosque“ © Gul Chotrani

  30. Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" also known as "Imam Mosque,“ Main Iwan © Gul Chotrani

  31. Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" also known as "Imam Mosque"© Gul Chotrani

  32. Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" (Masjed-e Shah Mosque), also known as "Imam Mosque" © Gul Chotrani

  33. Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" (Masjed-e Shah Mosque), also known as "Imam Mosque" © Gul Chotrani

  34. Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" (Masjed-e Shah Mosque), also known as "Imam Mosque" © Gul Chotrani

  35. Isfahan, The "Shah Mosque" also known as "Imam Mosque" © Gul Chotrani

  36. Andre Malraux, the famous French author and adventurer says: "Who can claim to have seen the most beautiful city of the world without having seen Esfahan?" Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan © Gul Chotrani

  37. Pascal Coste (1787 - 1879) Masjid Shah (Esfahan), view of the courtyard

  38. Pascal Coste (1787 - 1879) Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan

  39. Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan and Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque © Gul Chotrani

  40. Isfahan, Âli Qapı, the music room © HORIZON Isfahan, Âli Qapı, (meaning "High Porte") is a grand palace in Isfahan. The entrance hall© Gul Chotrani

  41. Isfahan, Âli Qapı Palace, the music room ceiling © Gul Chotrani

  42. Isfahan, Jameh Mosque

  43. Isfahan, Jameh Mosque

  44. Isfahan, Jameh Mosque

  45. Isfahan, Jameh Mosque

  46. Allāhverdi Khan Bridge (popularly known as Si-o-seh pol “The bridge of thirty-three spans”

  47. Isfahan Si-o-se-Pol

  48. When Si-o-Seh Pol (The Bridge of 33 Arches) was born (1602), Isfahan was larger than London, more cosmopolitan than Paris, and grander, by some accounts, than even storied Istanbul Espahan The Khaju Bridge, built around 1650, on the foundations of an older bridge

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