New Julfa, founded in 1606 in Isfahan, has thrived as a hub of Armenian trade, faith, and coexistence, blending Persian and Christian traditions into a vibrant cultural legacy.

From ancient mosques and palaces to modern exchanges with cities around the world, Isfahan blends history and diplomacy into one unique cultural identity.

Isfahan, renowned for its Safavid-era architecture, has also preserved centuries of Persian classical music, especially the Bayat-e Isfahan mode, through masters, schools, and enduring cultural heritage.

They call it Half the World, Isfahan, Iran's crown jewel of art, culture, and history has captivated travelers for centuries.

Bridges in Isfahan, like Si-o-se-pol and Khaju, blend engineering, art, and social function, spanning the Zayandeh River as cultural, hydraulic, and architectural masterpieces.

Isfahan, Iran’s craft capital, has preserved centuries-old arts like Minakari, Qalamkari, and tilework, sustaining 70,000 artisans, fueling tourism, exports, and livelihoods.

This episode explores Naqsh-e-Jahan Square in Isfahan.

Let's take a brief look at Isfahan -- a historic city where Iran’s ancient glory meets modern industry.

Naqsh-e Jahan Square, the splendid heart of Safavid-era Isfahan, showcases Iran’s architectural brilliance, historic mosques, majestic palaces, and buzzing bazaars

Iran takes a significant leap in its renewable energy drive, inaugurating its largest solar power plant to date in Isfahan Province.