The Aftab Shargh power plant in Iran’s Isfahan province will have a 600 MW power generation capacity.

Iran’s 800-km Oman-to-Isfahan seawater transfer project has been launched, delivering desalinated water to safeguard industry, reduce Zayandeh River strain, boost economic stability, and showcase national engineering resilience.

Iran starts supplying desalinated sweater to industries in the central province of Isfahan.

Weaving continues to be an important craft in Iran. Argavan Bafi is one type of basket weaving that can be seen throughout the central province of Isfahan, especially in the city of Najafabad.

Isfahan’s cuisine blends history, culture, and tradition, offering immersive experiences through iconic dishes, bustling markets, and hands-on culinary tourism for global travelers.

Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, founded in the 8th century, is an architectural wonder showcasing Seljuk domes, Ilkhanid mihrabs, Timurid tilework, and Safavid embellishments.

Isfahan’s minarets are Iran’s tallest, blending artistry, symbolism, and seismic engineering — from Seljuk record-breakers to Safavid tiles and unique “dancing” towers.