Biodiversity of Iran
Iran is a vast country located in the Middle East. This geographical expansion and the presence of four key climates in Iran have created a special biological diversity in the plateau of Iran. At first, you might think that Iran is a desert land with hot and dry weather. But Iran is a country of four seasons, if you travel to the north, you will encounter the temperate and ancient Hyrcanian forests, and if you go to the south, you will see coastal mangrove forests. Of course, the type of forests in Iran is beyond this. In part of the east and center of it, it is covered with unique Iranian forestsi (juniper forest), and in the west part, extensive oak forests have grown on the slopes of the Zagros mountain range. Another type of unique forests in Iran's plateau is Arsbarani forests that have grown in its northwest.
Cultures Of Iran
Iran is the heir of one of the most ancient civilizations in the world. A country that emerged from one of the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia and was known as a great empire in the world for many years. A civilization that was next to the Greek, Roman, and Egyptian empires and bordered the Chinese empire from the east. The country where the world's first urban civilization was formed and which housed many smaller civilizations. A country with various ethnic groups, from Azeri, Kurdish and Arab to Persian, Baluch, Turkmen and many other different cultures.
For this reason, this historical background and cultural diversity made Iran one of famous countries in the field of local cultures.
For this reason, this historical background and cultural diversity made Iran one of famous countries in the field of local cultures.