Darzila Spring: A hidden gem for health tourism in Kurdistan
Darzila Spring, a natural sulfur cave in Kurdistan, attracts tourists seeking skin treatments, yet lacks infrastructure for full tourism development. By Gharib Ali Alim* Since
Beytocan: A Voice of Resistance and Melody
Beytullah Güneyi, widely known by his stage name Beytocan, was a prominent Kurdish singer and cultural figure born on January 1, 1955, in the Farqin
A Cinematic Glimpse into 1990s Erbil: The Blue Brazili
The film The Blue Brazili is currently captivating audiences in cinemas across Kurdistan. Set in Erbil during the 1990s, the film is inspired by several
International Chess Tournament Launches in Iraq
In a first-of-its-kind event for Iraq, the Khanzad Chess Club, in partnership with the Barzani Charity Foundation and the Erbil International Equestrian Club, is hosting
Kurdish Champion Named Best Player in Thailand
Kurdish athlete Hekar Gerdi has triumphed in an international Muay Thai competition held in Thailand, earning both the championship title and the award for Best
Kurdish Athlete Wins Muay Thai Title in Thailand
Kurdish athlete Hekar Gerdi has claimed victory at an international Muay Thai championship in Thailand, earning the prestigious title of Best Player. The 27-year-old champion
High Demand for Wild Spring Plants in Kurdistan
High Demand for Wild Spring Plants in Kurdistan Wild spring plants such as Kardi, Kangir (thistle), and Tolaka are among the most sought-after natural foods
Erbil museum: Exploring the cradle of civilization
The Erbil Museum, founded in the mid-1960s, began as a modest building in the Minara district. It was later relocated to the Erbil Citadel after
Halabja’s history preserved in new gallery
A young man from Halabja has made it his mission to preserve the city’s rich history and cultural heritage by opening a gallery featuring a