Category : Art & Culture

Cultural and artistic festivals are powerful expressions of identity, preserving the heritage of nations and communities. In Eastern Kurdistan, this connection to heritage is seen...

In the village of Dara Bzmare, located in the Bastora area of Pirmam district in Erbil province, stands a tree that has become a symbol...

The legend of Shamaran is well-known throughout Northern Kurdistan. The name Shamaran is composed of two words: sha, meaning king, and maran, meaning snakes—thus, Shamaran...

Behzad Ali, owner of a Kurdish clothing and fabric shop, highlights notable changes in Kurdish women’s fashion, with growing interest from foreign buyers. Speaking to...

The Kurdish Voice Whose Legacy Continues to Inspire Born Aisha Osman in 1938 in Diyarbakir, the cultural heart of Northern Kurdistan, she would grow to...

Nestled 34 kilometers east of Qaladze, in the Isewa township, the village of Bawzy stands out as one of Kurdistan’s most enchanting tourist destinations. Known...

Several lion cubs have been born at the Erbil Zoo in Hawler (Erbil), captivating visitors with their beauty and rarity. The parent lions, brought from...

Haibat Sultan is a mountain located just 3 kilometers northeast of Koya and 73 kilometers from the center of Erbil. Standing at 1,260 meters above...

The Thousand Drums of Palangan ceremony has officially been added to the tourism calendar of Eastern Kurdistan and Iran, marking its growing importance in the...

Mam Khalil’s teahouse in Erbil, which has a 70-year history and is located in the Qaysari Market, welcomes local guests and foreign tourists with its...