Information about Iranian Festivals.

Since Iran is a country known for its rich cultural heritage, it hosts many festivals. Here are some of the most important festivals in Iran:

1. Nowruz (Persian New Year): Nowruz is the largest and most important festival in Iran. This festival, celebrated on March 21, represents the beginning of spring and rebirth. Nowruz is a celebration among Iranians where families come together, eat traditional foods, and perform music and dance performances.

2. Martyrs' Day: Martyrs' Day, celebrated on November 16 in Iran, is organized to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in the Iran-Iraq War. This day is celebrated with events such as military parades, commemoration ceremonies and visits to martyrs' cemeteries.

3. Fajr Film Festival: Fajr Film Festival, Iran's most prestigious film festival, is held every year in February. This festival brings together Iranian and international filmmakers, directors and actors. Various awards are given at the festival, such as best film, best director and best actor.

4. Tehran Book Fair: Tehran Book Fair, the largest book fair in Iran, is held every year in April. This fair is an event where hundreds of publishing houses participate and authors' readings and signing events are held. Additionally, the fair provides a platform to showcase Iran's literary and cultural richness.

5. Music Festival: Iran is also known for its musical tradition and hosts many music festivals. For example, the Fajr Music Festival is held every year in February to showcase the best of Iranian music. In this festival, concerts of various genres such as traditional Iranian music, pop music, and classical music are held. These festivals are important events held to celebrate Iran's rich cultural heritage and traditions. Each of them reflects different aspects of Iranian culture and the unity and solidarity of the Iranian people.