Gaz candyGaz Candy is one of the traditional and sweet snacks in Iran, made in Isfahan. Gaz is made of sugar, egg white, almond and pistachio nuts, cardamom, hazelnut, and rose water.Unfortunately, there is no accurate record to the history of Gaz production.Cooking Gaz (Persian Nougat) in aboriginal IsfahanThe way of production and the...

Without a doubt, Halim Bademjan is the flagship of all Isfahan local foods. In past it was known as a feast dish and it is cooked in various ways throughout the country.The ingredients are meat, rice, white beans, eggplant, Kashk, Nana Dagh (mint and oil), salt and pepper.Recipe for Halim BademjanTo begin, peel washed eggplants and slice or cut...

Khoresh Mast Khoresh Mast Dessert is one of the most popular desserts in Isfahan known as a traditional and aristocratic dessert. The appearance of the Khoresh is much different from the other dishes.In this dessert, eggs, yogurt, orange peel, chicken, saffron, barberry, turmeric and sugar are used, and it has a mix sour and sweet taste and it...

Shorba Sabzi (Vegetable soup)Another traditional food of Isfahan which has many fans in all parts of Iran is called Shorba Sabzi. The big difference between this traditional soup and other soups is that it contains small meatballs that make it look different from other soups and have a delicious taste. It is really easy to order and you can have it in...

Right in the heart of Isfahan, Iran, you'll stumble upon Ali Qapu Palace. It's like a shopping symbol of Persian architectural magic & jam-packed with a rich history. This grand old palace stands tall on the western side of Naqsh-e Jahan Square. Back in the day, it was home to Safavidors and the hotspot for all royal and government stuff.Shah...

Naghsh-e JahanNaghshe-e Jahan Square is one of the tourist attractions of Isfahan. This square is also known as Imam Square and is one of the most beautiful attractions in Isfahan. In fact, many of historical sites of this city are located in Naghsh-e Jahan.Another name for Naghsh-e Jahan is the Shah Square; which after Iran’s revolution in 1978...

Vank Cathedral, also known as Amenapergich, is a church located in Jolfa neighborhood in Isfahan. "Vank" means cathedral in Armenian. This church is one of the historic Armenian churches in Isfahan and was built during the reign of Shah Abbas II. After a major migration in 1605, ordered by Shah Abbas II, the Armenians came to Isfahan. They began building...

Khaju Bridge is one of the historical and beautiful bridges in Isfahan province, which was once among the most beautiful bridges in the world. Walking on the bridge, especially at night and in the early evening, is one of the most enjoyable activities that tourists can experience. A visit to Isfahan, known as the 'Half of the World,' wouldn’t be...

Chehel Sotoun Palace is one of the royal gardens leftover from the Safavid era in the city of Isfahan, which is also known as the Chehel Sotoun Museum Garden. This garden is a small part of a large old garden called "Jahan Nama", which Shah Abbas built the first center of Chehel Sotoun Palace by building a summerhouse in the middle of it. This historical...

Aran and Bidgol Iran CityAran and Bidgol is one of the cities in Isfahan province. Aran and Bidgol is called the carpet capital of the world due to its carpet weaving industry. This city is located 6 km northeast of Kashan and its distance from the Salt Lake is 35 km.With an area of ​​6051 square kilometers, this city, is connected to Kashan...

Shahin Shahr city in IranShahinshahr is the center of Shahinshahr and Meimeh district in Isfahan province, which is located 20 km from Isfahan.This city was the residence of the family of the Iranian army and the American army. The reason for this residence was the construction of HESA and the activity of Bell helicopter. At the end of the first...

Najafabad is the oldest new city in IranThis city, located 25 km west of Isfahan, was built during the reign of Shah Abbas Safavid. During the reign of Shah Abbas Safavid around 1022 AH, some gifts, vows, jewelry and cash were loaded on several camels and were to be sent to the shrine of Ali ibn Abi Talib in Najaf. The camel flock stopped in this land...