The story of a 400-year-old neighborhood in Tehran was published. The Story of Oudlajan was published recently as this neighborhood is the ring jewel in Tehran by examining the identity, architecture, and tourist attractions of the heart of the capital.
According to ISNA, citing the public relations of Tehran Municipality Tourism Headquarters, new stories filled the pages of Ravayat-e Tehran magazine. Oudlajan, the 400-year-old neighborhood in Tehran, presented itself in this issue and was well received.
Other than Oudlajan neighborhood, the history of Bagh-e Negarestan, the second museum of painting behind glass in the world, the Museum of National Arts, the Central Core Museum of Tehran, the House of Chamran, Rajai, Modares, Ayatollah Kashani Ayatollah Taleghani, and the Documentation Center of the Islamic Consultative Assembly have been introduced in the section of museums and museum houses.
In the section of tourist passages, Mirza Mahmoud pass, Nawab Bazaar, Baharestan Square, and Cave Gate are the origin of ritual arts. Therefore, in Ravayat-e Tehran Magazine, we can follow up on their background.
Ravayat-e Tehran also introduces the architecture of mosques. Sepahsalar, Siraj al-Molk, Memarbashi, Hakim Bashi, Haj Ghanbar Ali Khan, and Safi Alisha Khaneghah, the tomb of Pamanar neighborhood, Sheikh Rajabali Khayyat house and a hundred-year-old synagogue, and the history of Karvan Khan, Akbar Mashti ice cream, Oudlajan neighborhood, and its 400-year history are the subjects of their columns.
Stories of Masoudiyeh mansion, Imam Juma house, Dabir al-Molk mansion, Fakhr al-Dawla mansion, Mehrangiz Kambiz mansion, Motamed al-Saltanah mansion, Vosough mansion, Ordibehesht house, Motman Al-Atba historical house, Parvin house, Nawab bath follow Oudlajan.
Ravayat-e Tehran Magazine, which is prepared by the Tehran Municipality Tourism Headquarters, aims to introduce the identity and historical passages of the Capital.
Alongside Tehran, Rey, Shemiran, Sangalaj, and 11th and 22nd districts, as well as topics such as Ramadan (religious tourism), nature, Chitgar, and The municipality, has been published and available to those interested.