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Persian New Year and Sizdah-Bedar

Posted by Parsin on April 1, 2008

Persian New Year starts on the first day of spring, and the holidays end on the 13th of Farvardin (first month in Persian Calender), the day of “Sizdah Bedar”. Today is Farvardin 13th and in Persian tradition people spend it outside in the nature. They go to parks, riversides, and anyplace they could find out there in the nature.

In Tehran, many leave their homes from very early in the morning to find a fair place to spend the whole day. Otherwise, they have to do their picnics beside the roads! The following pictures shows some of these events.

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One Response to “Persian New Year and Sizdah-Bedar”

  1. Shahrzad said

    These fotos of Sizdah Bedar is not new ones. Yes? I wondered. bcs i had heard that’s almost a year Satyar Emami -the photographer- doesnt work for Fars News..

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    I picked them from different places. So I am not sure if they are this year’s. It seems you know these people in person. I must be careful!! 8O

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