SAEDNEWS: Each city in Iran has its own unique customs and traditions, and with a bit of exploration, you will quickly notice the wide variety of souvenirs available in the cities of Iran.
According to SAEDNEWS, Every society has its own set of rules and regulations, and our civilized country is no exception. It has its own customs and preferences that are unique to all regions of our country. For example, when we travel to a city for leisure, tourism, or sightseeing, we often bring souvenirs from that city for our friends and relatives. This not only brings joy to those around us but also benefits the local economy. Although, due to the current economic conditions, buying souvenirs has become more challenging, purchasing even a small gift can still bring happiness and help us become more familiar with the city in question. In this section, we will introduce you to the souvenirs from various parts of our country, so stay with us.
East Azerbaijan is a beautiful city with a mountainous, pleasant climate and fertile soil, which has nurtured various plants and agricultural products. Azeris are known for their taste and diversity, especially in food and sweets, where they always have something special to offer. If you travel to Tabriz, make sure to visit the pastry shops and buy sweets like nougat and ghorabieh to take as souvenirs for your loved ones. The variety of souvenirs from Tabriz is not limited to sweets; the people of Tabriz are also rich in art, with one of their greatest crafts being the weaving of silk carpets. These carpets are the result of the hard work of Tabriz's skilled women and girls, who weave them with love, row by row, knot by knot.
The provinces of South Khorasan and Razavi Khorasan share many common souvenirs, which are quite similar. Some of the popular souvenirs from Razavi Khorasan include barberry, saffron, dried fruits, spices, prayer rugs, perfumes,... Additionally, the authentic turquoise of Nishapur is considered one of the most important and valuable souvenirs of Mashhad.
When we hear the name Qom, we inevitably think of its delicious sohan. It's rare for someone to have missed tasting the unique and crispy flavor of this sweet. Sohān is the most famous souvenir of Qom, and another treat to try is the tasty "kasmah" bread. The talented and artistic people of Qom also have a significant reputation in carpet weaving. So, when traveling to Qom, don't forget to bring sohan as a souvenir for your loved ones, and consider buying a carpet or rug as well.
Pistachios are one of the delicious dried fruits that top the list of souvenirs, often sent abroad by many Iranians. Pistachios are the most important souvenir of Semnan. In addition, walnuts and local breads are also popular souvenirs from the region.
Isfahan, with its unparalleled culture, history, and art, has always been a significant destination for tourists and travelers. As a result, Isfahan offers a wide variety of diverse souvenirs. Among the most famous of these are gaz (nougat), poolaki (a thin, caramel-like sweet), sohan asali (honey brittle), Kashan rosewater, and shirini karki (a traditional sweet).
Bushehr is undoubtedly one of the most charming and picturesque cities in southern Iran. Various types of fish and shrimp are considered the main souvenirs of Bushehr. Additionally, khark (semi-dried dates) and dates are excellent choices for souvenirs that you can bring back for your family and friends when visiting Bushehr.
