Just watched this after my breakfast. Wonderful documentary. Thank you for making my day. Greetings from an 85 year old lady in New Zealand. Can only armchair travel now, and so grateful that beautiful documentaries like this are being created. Thank you.
Yes I agree with you lady, I will be 80 in January but still very active. We must treat Iran 🇮🇷 with respect and gentleness , greetings from Fiji 🇫🇯! Thanks for your nice comment Ann - Marie.
Loved Your comment, I am originally from Iran but have been living in New Zealand for over 20 years now. I need to take my daughter there so she can learn about her fathers background. Sending greetings from Taranaki.
What a beautiful country, how fortunate the world has such a treasure of culture, people and beauty....... the world needs to protect Iran in the future of the people of the world..... God bless Iran
I am almost lost through the propagandas about Iran , though I knew that Iran is the cradle epicenter for modern civilization . what a wonderful country, what a beautiful culture , what a nice people. Human beings please know that, we are not enemies, we all are families bleed same, societies championed together ! much love n respect for my fellow Iranian brothers n sisters . from Ethiopia/ Abyssinia.
Iranians are among the nicest people I have met. You have to understand, politics are complicated. The people are not the rulers. Persians were always successful throughout the history. There would be no Islamic Golden Age without them. So, despite many obstacles, they will find ways to rise up. Who knows, someday their Safavid and Qajar flags will fly again.
The current government of Iran deserves all the criticism it gets. Iran also has a rich history and rich culture. The people of Iran deserve better than what they currently have. The same can be said of many places in the world.
@@Robespierre-lI Yes, I agree. The Iranian gov't is ideological and tone deaf. Iranian culture and civilization are different things. Study Iranian history, culture and geography to reduce your *recency bias.* Iran should not be defined by what's happened since the 1979 revolution.
@@jamieammar6131 Sure Safavid but not Qajar. If I can say something about Iran which could be easily understood (and consider countries as food) is that if you have to select 10 foods and put them on the table, you can't afford not to put Iran on the table!
I'm not an Iranian but i always love watching the documentaries of either ancient history and it's modern way of life of every country..and middle Eastern history is my favourite..Iran is one of my 10 favourite. Watching this, i feel that i am transported back to the Persian empire...i wish i could visit this beautiful country in my lifetime. ❤❤greetings and lots of love from🇵🇭🇵🇭
Iran and Iranian people are the safe shelter for more than five million refugees of Afghanistan now days, we are also part of great Iran and we hope that a day we join again to our motherland long life The Great Iran
Government of America is Our Enemy not People of America We have an American National Hero "Howard Baskerville" He Was a Teacher but He Dead For Iran in First World war🥲 🇮🇷🇺🇸
@@saeedurrahman2056 He said that he's Persian and historically Iranian groups like Persians were the Majority in Azerbaijan before the Turks arrived from central Asia.
Yeah, Arab Media channels that Belong to Arab Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and Arab emirates give a bad image of Iran and Iranians they portray them as a bloodthirsty hateful nation that wants to expand its influence and Territories and Spread its Shiasm in The Sunni Arab majority countries, recently Channels like Alajazeera changed that narrative after Qatars problems with its Gulf Arab neighbors, this really proves that its just propaganda and politics for keeping the people of the region separated and hating each other and the rulers are participating in all of this, instead of uniting against the common enemy "the Zionist's".
What a wonderful documentary. Its not often in the West that a film about Iran will focus more on the love of its people and culture. More often than not, media focuses on what divides us.
From America... and feel very much in agreement. Would love to spend time with these people... knowing them - not the conflict. I have a dear Iranian friend I went to school with.
Thank you to DW for this beautiful documentary about a country of beautiful civilization, people and breathtaking nature. As an Armenian, I am grateful to Iran and Iranian people for being a safe shelter to so many Armenians and giving them opportunity to preserve their identity when fleeing the genocide carried out by Ottoman Turkey in 1915 against Armenians. The friendship between Iran/Persia and Armenia definitely stood the test of time and it’s not just decades but thousand years at least. Much love from an Armenian 🇦🇲 and I hope to visit this beautiful country one day ❤️
And I always wanted to visit Armenia! So, last year, on my world tour, i went to Iran and realized how easy to go to Armenia, just across the border! I stayed there for couple of weeks and loved Hayestan and the people!
Savalan and Ardabil were hometown of my ancestors. I live in Azerbaijan and i have never been in Iran, but i see the country as my second hometown. Loves to all of peoples of Iran from Baku.
You can "feel" the essence of beauty in everything in Iran. You can see it in Iran's people, in its landscape, in the culture, and even in the wonderful musical instruments. Thank you DW for showing us this amazing place from a new, renewed perspective. Just goes to show, people everywhere just want to live in peace, harmony and be in one with themselves and the world around them.
Iran is very beautiful country, Iranian food is pure no adulteration no chemicals no pesticide residue. I am from India I love and respect Iran and Iranian people.
This was truly fascinating. I had no idea the region was so beautiful. The people seemed happy, warm , genuine and disciplined. Something we could all use a little more of. Thank you, it was a real eye and mind opener
Iran is such a beautiful country with snow capped mountains to sandy desserts. People are so warm and friendly; I will definitely visit it.. where minority not only survives but thrives (Armenians, Kurds etc) is a very tolerant country. Excellent video; an opportunity to the world to experience Iran's biodiversity.
You certainly should. Just make sure to follow the local rules and you'd be fine. Plan ahead in details and you will have the most memorable trip of your life. One reminder: If you're into gambling, drugs, beaches/bikinis, and alcohol forget about the trip. This voyage would be about excellent food, history and culture. Won't be Las Vegas or Miami Beach!
@@aram4939 Headscarf is a must for every women in the country but this is not an Arabic-language nation. Hejab is an Arabic word. Headscarf is the word to use and if you're going in late fall, winter and early spring, the headscarf would be in your advantage. So bringing that up is not such a wise idea. Every country has its restrictions
I'm so excited for the future and for the young Iranians. You are an amazing people with so much history. Good luck to you and lots of love from America.
Thanks for making this video, I am an Iranian and I believer this documentary was by far the best documentary made about Iran and our culture! Looking forward to seeing an another episode which shows Shiraz Isfahan Yazd and south, specifically Shiraz since Persian Empire and Iran started from there
My heart was full of love watching this scene and Iranian people It’s ancient history, architecture and culture, soooo interesting I’ll be spending there months when I come to travel 😊 Much love from Florida ❤
Such a diverse and beautiful land but due to its true resistance against powerful nations in world.. mostly media around world don't show this side of Iran.. my ancestors are from Iran also... love from Gilgit Baltistan PAKISTAN 🇵🇰
Im from Brazil, I was amazed by this masterpiece, the dedication of each person of this work shows the greatness of his professionalism and love for what he does. Congratulations and thank you for serving this magnificent work the people of this planet. A toda equipe da DW parabéns .
Iran is beautiful and rich in culture, magnificent landscape, mind-blowing natural beauty. Thanks to DW to portrait Iran in positive way Lot's of love from India to Iranian people 🇮🇳🇮🇷🇮🇳🇮🇷❤️❤️ I wish someday I visit Iran to explore this magnificent country..
@@Ankit-d9f4u I don't that. Maybe their version is oppressive. But here in the West, i've seen a lot of whites who are Muslims, yet to see a hindu white, besides I've been to the middle east and Muslims are just better at hygiene than yall.
@@maverick6775 not true at all The hygiene and other stuff depends of per capita income And westerns are muslims because muslims promote their religion . Hindus don't really want anything like conversion Conversion is not a part of our religion
I love Iran + Iranian hospitality + Iranian culture & Iranian people sooo much... lots of love + respect & bundle of best wishes for all beautiful Iranian people from Pakistan 🌹❤️🌹
There are Iranic peoples in Pakistan. There are Tajiks, Baloch, Pashtuns. Pakistan was a part of Khorasan, and when Pakistan became a country, Iran was one of the first countries to recognize Pakistan as a nation. Urdu is language with Farsi words in it. Pakistan zindebad!
Thank you for such an amazing documentary. Iran is a big country with several ethnicities, (Persians, Azeri, Kurdish, Armenian, Baluch, Arab, Turkman, and Lor). They all live under the same flag and one nationality, (Iranian). This documentary only covers a third of Iran. Although you have done an awesome job, I hope to see further documentaries about the rest of the country.
Iran is different, persian is different, tell us, the Persians did not establish an Iranian empire outside of the Achaemenid empire in Persia. What are Sassanids and Parthians of Zaza origin, Safavids and Zends of Kurdish origin, Persians trying to do by using the name Aryan? They are not of Aryan origin, but of Elam origin.
Wow its so beautiful. I envy how the mountains and natural beauty is so accessible from the city. I love that forest bridge and the fact that they have a forest in the city is just amazing.
That was just brilliant. I was transported! Thanks for showing us so many different aspects of this wonderful country. It was a feast of richness all round. The beauty of the landscape, the fascinating architecture, and the wonderful people doing amazing things were all filmed with a beautiful sensitivity that did it all justice. Just wish I was there. Thanks.
Thank you DW team for making such a beautiful documentary, I have always been fascinated about Iran's rich culture, history, food & geography. Love from 🇮🇳
After getting to know a few Iranians while studying an international Master's degree programme, I became increasingly interested in this hospitable, amazing country with rich history, traditions and architecture. That's truly such a shame that few people know about this amazing country and things you can explore there. Hope I can visit it one day. Sending you love and peace from Russia 🕊❤️🩹🙏🏻
I know that one day I will visit Iran. It's been in my dreams and I've had a feeling that I will one day I'll find myself there. Thanks for putting this beautiful piece of a beautiful country and the countries beautiful people.
@@rojs3052 dude do some research,farsi speakers,dari speakers,pashtuns,baloch,kurds all who live in iran are considered eastern iranic ethnic groups.meaning they all are related.meaning they all are considered persians,only the arabs found in the far west of the country are not eastern iranic but are rather a semitic ethnic group.Do some more research,Their is no 'persian ethnic group".all the eastern iranian ethnic groups can be considered persians as they have been for thousands of years since the last actual persian dynasty.turks and arabs are not native to persia.but all the other eastern iranic ethnicities are "persian".
too much time spent on bee keeping and rock climbing, which aren't the essence of the state. Otherwise this is a stunning and beautiful documentary, which I recommend to all.
These are great it's the ignorance of humans that makes it better to arm chair travel at home than do their nasty weather and do they get beds and furniture over there? I don't do the floors and bending over to eat on floors either. Too much work for the women to be down on floor all the time. No thanks, poor ladies. I would never wish any female to have to be around Muslim men. Yuk. Nothing worse on earth at this time. Peace on earth Goodwill to all holy and kind.
@@posttyped11 Most normal people are tired of the focus being on religion and politics, especially, when it comes to Iran. There's more to life. I'd prefer to watch a ten-hour long series on the flora and fauna of the Middle East and Central Asia.
Thank you DW and the team who worked on to show the beauty and blessings of iran to the world. I visited iran last year and I have seen some of the treasuries which were also shown in this documentary.
I watched this documentary the first time it was available, and I tried a few months ago to show it to a friend and it wasn't available anymore. I'm not sure what happened, but I'm glad it's back where it should be! Thank you for this gem!
@@Kamo-ve6bw Exactly. Azerbaijan is fake name and is never used historically for north of Aras river. Iranian provinces south of Aras are spelled Azarbaijan (Azar-Abadegan as in Sassanian era).
I have always wanted to visit Iran, this beautiful country so full of history and traditions. Sadly I probably never will but this beautiful documentary made it come alive for me. Wonderful! Greetings from South Africa.
Brilliant. A portrait of Iran that the warmongers in white west will not comprehend. Sad really. However, the peoples of the world will immediately feel affinity with the people of Iran. ThanQ DW for making this video available to the people. My family & I are very touched by the genuine humanity that is Iranian. Salaam. (Frm NZ)
Tu na mitjayega Iran kay mitjaney se... Nasha-e-Mai ko taluq nahi paimaney se... Hai Ayan yurish-o-Tatar ke fasaney se... Paasba milgaye kaabey ko sanam khanae se.
DW has conquered the world of documentaries like no other, what a beautiful representation of Iran, so much history and cultural variants to explore, it might take someone a lifetime to actually understand it all
I live in the U.S. and this is completely different from what Iran is portrayed as in the Western media. Thank God for these documentaries. I would love to visit one day. ❤
Thank you so much for making this uplifting documentary about Iran and showing to the world that only get horrible news from media. Much appreciated 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I have watched the whole documentary. As an African from Kenya in Africa I am so amazed. I have always believed iran is a terrorist country as told by the propangastic media, same way the ill motivated media talk of Africa as a continent where poverty and diseases manifest. Am shocked with irans unmatched greater civilization . Excellent documentary.
I wish I could come visit your country, it's nothing like I imagined but after watching this documentary my perspective is immensely different. I hope our two countries can be at peace soon.
Too bad Aryans weren't Muslims and didn't speak Arabic. All organized religions are false. Persians have more in common with Slavs, Celtic, Greek, Roman, and German people than they do with Arabs. Everyone knows Indo Europeans (Yamnaya people) migrated from north of the Black Sea (Pontic Steppe) between 4000-3000 BCE. The oldest swastikas in the world are found in Ukraine. And the first horse riders are the Yamnaya people.
Aryans and Indo Europeans are cool. I despise the Abrahamic religions. Vedic Aryans are great too. The Rigveda is amazing. Can't say the same for the Quran or the Bible. Plus, we all know Jesus was really a Zoroastrian. It's why the "Magi" (magic) (magicians) Three Wise Men came from northern Iran to search for the Son of God. So Jesus is cool but organized religions are horrible.
Plus, Scythians migrated all the way into western Europe in 800 BCE, so Europeans are both Yamnaya and Iranian Aryans. The Scythians integrated with the Celts. And Aryans call themselves Aryans after their mythical homeland of 'Arya', which is the Pontic Steppe. The oldest domesticated horses don't come from Iran like this documentary tries to proclaim. They come from the Pontic Steppe, which is modern day Ukraine and western Russia. This has already been determined by archeology and genetics.
Iran ❤️ is an untold love story to the world. The more its unique layers of culture, cuisine and people are revealed it only makes us the viewer want to know more. This documentary has done a great deal of justice in showcasing that. Love this clip 👍
If any Iranian folks out here, man I'd love to visit your country. Seen lots of videos of the grand old bazaar in Tehran with the mountains overlooking the city. So much history dating back centuries. Nothing but love ❤🙏
Very glad that iran peaked your interest. Its definitely recommended to visit isfahan, tabriz mashhad and tehran however you can find beauty and culture all over iran specially smaller towns and villages. From a tourist perspective it makes sense to visit those cities and their landmarks and then if time allows explore the other parts. Happy travels.
That was fabulous and we are indebted to DW for producing it. I would LOVE to see Iran and I sure hope one day I can. It truly is the cradle of civilization or at least one of them. Well done DW and thank you.
Wow amazing breathless views , magnificent country and one of the most ancient culture in the world. As a tourism proffessional worked across world, it's my next dream visiting all around Iran and meet some wonderful people and experience Iranian food. Long live India Iran friendship.🇮🇷🇮🇳
India and Iran have a lot of history. Iran had the Avesta, India had the Vedas. Parsis took asylum in India and flourished there, and are loved by Indians, and Parsis love their Indian nationality. Iranians, and Indians were one people and migrated then split off, one went to Indus valley, and one went to present day Iran. Persian was one of the official languages of India before the British came. Some Punjab people have "Iranian neolithic farmer" genetics.Punjab in Persian means "five rivers" Some of the Gurus like Guru Nanak wrote poetry in Persian. The Persian Ahmad Ustad helped with the Taj-Mahal. There are so many more connections.
I just finished watching this great documentary after breakfast. Middle Eastern history, in particular, has always been a favorite subject of mine, and Iran is among the destinations that fascinate me the most. When watching this movie, I felt like I was transported back in time, back to the glorious era of the Persian empire. I just wish one day I could visit this beautiful land. Sending you warm greetings and lots of love from the bottom of my heart. ❤❤"** Hope this version shows your appreciation and sincere feelings more clearly!
What a beautiful country & documentary. I love how beautifully the scene was taken, the narrative, the interview, all just perfect. It gives me peace, calm, and admiration just by watching it.
An Amazingly beautiful country with the most civilized people along with the mix of culture and tradition with the gradient of topography at it's best, As I have personally came across some of the best people in my life belong to my neighbor brother, IRAN. As a passionate photographer, Entrepreneur and a lover of my Imam Reza (A.S); I've planned to drive to Iran from Pakistan next year's August InshAllah and would love to live here for a significant time to completely absorb their vibrant lifestyles and their love. Long live Iran, Looove from Pakistan... 🖤🖤🖤
@@behiran2252 Hahaha well, here's another thing bro! the term *Zinda bad* actually belongs to Farsi Language and became part of Urdu as Urdu comprises of majority of Farsi Language... So, yeah.. The brotherhood of PK❣IRAN ZINDA BAAD FOREVER.... 😇 Insh'Allah✌
There is EVERYTHING about "How a Human" Performs in Life through Words, Thoughts and Actions. Iran is Great to Learn from, through Allll of the Above. ✨️🥰‼️
Amazing script, shots, story and editing! This is by far the best video I have seen about Iran. And by the way it is just 5-10% of the beauty you can see in Iran.
Just watched this after my breakfast. Wonderful documentary. Thank you for making my day. Greetings from an 85 year old lady in New Zealand. Can only armchair travel now, and so grateful that beautiful documentaries like this are being created. Thank you.
Beautiful lady❤
Glad you enjoyed it sweetie ❤️ from Iran 🇮🇷
Yes I agree with you lady, I will be 80 in January but still very active.
We must treat Iran 🇮🇷 with respect and gentleness , greetings from Fiji 🇫🇯!
Thanks for your nice comment Ann - Marie.
Loved Your comment, I am originally from Iran but have been living in New Zealand for over 20 years now. I need to take my daughter there so she can learn about her fathers background. Sending greetings from Taranaki.
💐 These flowers are for you.
What a beautiful country, how fortunate the world has such a treasure of culture, people and beauty....... the world needs to protect Iran in the future of the people of the world..... God bless Iran
Thank you🙏❤️🤝
Yeahhhh to achive that goal get rid of religion hahahahahaha GOD DOESN'T EXIST....
I am almost lost through the propagandas about Iran , though I knew that Iran is the cradle epicenter for modern civilization .
what a wonderful country, what a beautiful culture , what a nice people.
Human beings please know that, we are not enemies, we all are families bleed same, societies championed together !
much love n respect for my fellow Iranian brothers n sisters .
from Ethiopia/ Abyssinia.
Iranians are among the nicest people I have met. You have to understand, politics are complicated. The people are not the rulers. Persians were always successful throughout the history. There would be no Islamic Golden Age without them. So, despite many obstacles, they will find ways to rise up. Who knows, someday their Safavid and Qajar flags will fly again.
The current government of Iran deserves all the criticism it gets. Iran also has a rich history and rich culture. The people of Iran deserve better than what they currently have.
The same can be said of many places in the world.
@@Robespierre-lI Yes, I agree. The Iranian gov't is ideological and tone deaf.
Iranian culture and civilization are different things. Study Iranian history, culture and geography to reduce your *recency bias.*
Iran should not be defined by what's happened since the 1979 revolution.
@@jamieammar6131 Sure Safavid but not Qajar. If I can say something about Iran which could be easily understood (and consider countries as food) is that if you have to select 10 foods and put them on the table, you can't afford not to put Iran on the table!
@@marb433 I'm talking about the Sir o Khurshid emblem of the flag. Both Safavid and Qajar flags had it.
watching from zimbabwe i have a great respect for Iran
Thanks
Iran and the Iranians are much loved. Very industrious, innovative and hospitable people with full of kindness. Love from Bangladesh.
I'm not an Iranian but i always love watching the documentaries of either ancient history and it's modern way of life of every country..and middle Eastern history is my favourite..Iran is one of my 10 favourite. Watching this, i feel that i am transported back to the Persian empire...i wish i could visit this beautiful country in my lifetime. ❤❤greetings and lots of love from🇵🇭🇵🇭
I hope you come to Iran soon. Let me know so that I can help you. Thank you
Everyone can visit Iran. It’s probably one of the safest country, more so than the US. Don’t believe the media.
Far from politics, just people and local cultures.
truly loved it.
Thank You🎉❤
Cape Town.
Iran and Iranian people are the safe shelter for more than five million refugees of Afghanistan now days, we are also part of great Iran and we hope that a day we join again to our motherland long life The Great Iran
Khorasan
Afghani are not iranians
They're exactly the opposite
They treat the Afghans as second and third class people! This documentary won’t show you that!
I had no idea Iran was such a beautiful country! Wow i loved every second of this video. Would love to visit sometime! Much love, from America🇺🇸🤝🇮🇷
Government of America is Our Enemy not People of America
We have an American National Hero "Howard Baskerville" He Was a Teacher but He Dead For Iran in First World war🥲 🇮🇷🇺🇸
This video didn't even scratch the surface of Irans beauty
Beautiful country, warm hospitable people, excellent food, world class history. What more can you ask for ?
I mean... not having a government that murders girls for not wearing cloth on their head is one thing.
I'm from Morocco and love Iran for its old history, culture, people and beautiful landscapes
Sami Yusuf is of Iranian origin
@@saeedurrahman2056 He said that he's Persian and historically Iranian groups like Persians were the Majority in Azerbaijan before the Turks arrived from central Asia.
Yeah, Arab Media channels that Belong to Arab Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and Arab emirates give a bad image of Iran and Iranians they portray them as a bloodthirsty hateful nation that wants to expand its influence and Territories and Spread its Shiasm in The Sunni Arab majority countries, recently Channels like Alajazeera changed that narrative after Qatars problems with its Gulf Arab neighbors, this really proves that its just propaganda and politics for keeping the people of the region separated and hating each other and the rulers are participating in all of this, instead of uniting against the common enemy "the Zionist's".
I went to Iran few years ago for 3 weeks the best holiday I’ve had all my life
What a wonderful documentary. Its not often in the West that a film about Iran will focus more on the love of its people and culture. More often than not, media focuses on what divides us.
You are very right
From America... and feel very much in agreement. Would love to spend time with these people... knowing them - not the conflict. I have a dear Iranian friend I went to school with.
Sad but true
Thank you to DW for this beautiful documentary about a country of beautiful civilization, people and breathtaking nature. As an Armenian, I am grateful to Iran and Iranian people for being a safe shelter to so many Armenians and giving them opportunity to preserve their identity when fleeing the genocide carried out by Ottoman Turkey in 1915 against Armenians.
The friendship between Iran/Persia and Armenia definitely stood the test of time and it’s not just decades but thousand years at least.
Much love from an Armenian 🇦🇲 and I hope to visit this beautiful country one day ❤️
We love Armenia
But many countries were unlucky, they were the part of genocide by Britishers
Viva Armenia
As a Persian I love Armenia and Armenians. I will visit your nice country and support if I could.
And I always wanted to visit Armenia! So, last year, on my world tour, i went to Iran and realized how easy to go to Armenia, just across the border! I stayed there for couple of weeks and loved Hayestan and the people!
I got fascinated by so much beauty about Iran.
What a fascinating nation.
Greets from Brazil.
Love Brazil 🇧🇷 ❤️ the BBQ best ever 😋!
Good BBQ 🐷 pork, super delicious! 😋
@@joshuasjericho3915are you iranian?
@@laudreport3798are you iranian?
Iran is very beautiful and its culture diversity. Thank you. Love from America . ❤️
Striking beautiful documentary that tell us of a land so little known. Thanks DW.
I send greetings to the Iranians who pass this way, from Italy.
.thank Mr mario🤝❤️🙏
Savalan and Ardabil were hometown of my ancestors. I live in Azerbaijan and i have never been in Iran, but i see the country as my second hometown. Loves to all of peoples of Iran from Baku.
Thank you brother from a Persian iranian
Bro, you are Iran .
Love you too from Iranian Azeri/Kurd
@@drunkbee880 respect our country, we are not Iran.
Come back I'm sure Iran misses you, Tsarist Russia took north Azerbaijan away
You can "feel" the essence of beauty in everything in Iran. You can see it in Iran's people, in its landscape, in the culture, and even in the wonderful musical instruments.
Thank you DW for showing us this amazing place from a new, renewed perspective.
Just goes to show, people everywhere just want to live in peace, harmony and be in one with themselves and the world around them.
Much love my Persian - Iranian brothers and sisters from Armenia 🇦🇲❤️🇮🇷 , also my top ten favorite countries the world 🤍
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After my country India, I am in love with Iran's culture!
Never imagined Iran looked like this, absolutely beautiful and would love to visit.
I wished this documentary never ends because how beautiful and informational it is, thank you very much for this amazing content
Thank you for watching, Ali!
Iran is very beautiful country, Iranian food is pure no adulteration no chemicals no pesticide residue. I am from India I love and respect Iran and Iranian people.
fundamentalists country
This was truly fascinating. I had no idea the region was so beautiful. The people seemed happy, warm , genuine and disciplined. Something we could all use a little more of. Thank you, it was a real eye and mind opener
much love and respect from Armenia
Love u back we are one in spirit ❤
Iran is such a beautiful country with snow capped mountains to sandy desserts. People are so warm and friendly; I will definitely visit it..
where minority not only survives but thrives (Armenians, Kurds etc) is a very tolerant country.
Excellent video; an opportunity to the world to experience Iran's biodiversity.
I really think this is one of the most beautiful countries on earth. I would love to visit some day.
Don't forget your hijab though
You certainly should. Just make sure to follow the local rules and you'd be fine. Plan ahead in details and you will have the most memorable trip of your life. One reminder: If you're into gambling, drugs, beaches/bikinis, and alcohol forget about the trip. This voyage would be about excellent food, history and culture. Won't be Las Vegas or Miami Beach!
@@aram4939 Headscarf is a must for every women in the country but this is not an Arabic-language nation. Hejab is an Arabic word. Headscarf is the word to use and if you're going in late fall, winter and early spring, the headscarf would be in your advantage. So bringing that up is not such a wise idea. Every country has its restrictions
@@aram4939there are countless videos online of Tehran people without hijab
@@aram4939 Yeah, there are so many women that don't wear it.
I'm so excited for the future and for the young Iranians. You are an amazing people with so much history. Good luck to you and lots of love from America.
Thanks for making this video, I am an Iranian and I believer this documentary was by far the best documentary made about Iran and our culture! Looking forward to seeing an another episode which shows Shiraz Isfahan Yazd and south, specifically Shiraz since Persian Empire and Iran started from there
Thanks for your compliments! We appreciate it :)
I agree with what you said. Don't forget about Kerman, Sistan and Baluchestan.
My heart was full of love watching this scene and Iranian people
It’s ancient history, architecture and culture, soooo interesting
I’ll be spending there months when I come to travel 😊
Much love from Florida ❤
Such a diverse and beautiful land but due to its true resistance against powerful nations in world.. mostly media around world don't show this side of Iran.. my ancestors are from Iran also... love from Gilgit Baltistan PAKISTAN 🇵🇰
make no mistake. current government of iran is working against iranians will and we dont want them
Im from Brazil, I was amazed by this masterpiece, the dedication of each person of this work shows the greatness of his professionalism and love for what he does. Congratulations and thank you for serving this magnificent work the people of this planet. A toda equipe da DW parabéns .
Obrigado!
Beautiful Iran! Love from 🇪🇹
Iran is beautiful and rich in culture, magnificent landscape, mind-blowing natural beauty. Thanks to DW to portrait Iran in positive way
Lot's of love from India to Iranian people 🇮🇳🇮🇷🇮🇳🇮🇷❤️❤️
I wish someday I visit Iran to explore this magnificent country..
Everything is great except for Islam 😉
@@ADUAquascaping Christian here, i'd rather be a muslim than a hindu any day
@@maverick6775 every other religion like to disagree with you
Even Iranians are leaving islam day by day
@@Ankit-d9f4u I don't that. Maybe their version is oppressive. But here in the West, i've seen a lot of whites who are Muslims, yet to see a hindu white, besides I've been to the middle east and Muslims are just better at hygiene than yall.
@@maverick6775 not true at all
The hygiene and other stuff depends of per capita income
And westerns are muslims because muslims promote their religion . Hindus don't really want anything like conversion
Conversion is not a part of our religion
I had an idea of the beauty of Iran from my friends in Iran...though I lost contact...but watching this is just breath taking...so beautiful!!
I love Iran + Iranian hospitality + Iranian culture & Iranian people sooo much... lots of love + respect & bundle of best wishes for all beautiful Iranian people from Pakistan 🌹❤️🌹
There are Iranic peoples in Pakistan. There are Tajiks, Baloch, Pashtuns. Pakistan was a part of Khorasan, and when Pakistan became a country, Iran was one of the first countries to recognize Pakistan as a nation. Urdu is language with Farsi words in it. Pakistan zindebad!
Thank you for such an amazing documentary. Iran is a big country with several ethnicities, (Persians, Azeri, Kurdish, Armenian, Baluch, Arab, Turkman, and Lor). They all live under the same flag and one nationality, (Iranian). This documentary only covers a third of Iran. Although you have done an awesome job, I hope to see further documentaries about the rest of the country.
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So true, this doc didn't even scratch the surface of Iran's beauty, but amazing doc all around.
IRAN is one of the greatest civilization in the world.❤️🇮🇷👌 Great natural and cultural beauty.
🇺🇦b4 Abrahamic nonsense ☝🏾
Iran is different, persian is different, tell us, the Persians did not establish an Iranian empire outside of the Achaemenid empire in Persia. What are Sassanids and Parthians of Zaza origin, Safavids and Zends of Kurdish origin, Persians trying to do by using the name Aryan? They are not of Aryan origin, but of Elam origin.
@@esasesas4479Persians kurds Parthians all of them are Iranians
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Iran is of Afghan origin.
😂😂😂😂 afghans are not civilized 😂@@parjanyashukla176
Wow its so beautiful. I envy how the mountains and natural beauty is so accessible from the city.
I love that forest bridge and the fact that they have a forest in the city is just amazing.
That was just brilliant. I was transported! Thanks for showing us so many different aspects of this wonderful country. It was a feast of richness all round. The beauty of the landscape, the fascinating architecture, and the wonderful people doing amazing things were all filmed with a beautiful sensitivity that did it all justice. Just wish I was there. Thanks.
Thank you DW team for making such a beautiful documentary, I have always been fascinated about Iran's rich culture, history, food & geography. Love from 🇮🇳
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I didn't know that Iran is that beautiful. What a fantastic county and great civilization! Thanks
After getting to know a few Iranians while studying an international Master's degree programme, I became increasingly interested in this hospitable, amazing country with rich history, traditions and architecture. That's truly such a shame that few people know about this amazing country and things you can explore there. Hope I can visit it one day. Sending you love and peace from Russia 🕊❤️🩹🙏🏻
I wish i could visit Iran one day انشاء اللہ
Such a beautiful country with extraordinary landscape ماشاءاللہ
Wow, I'm speechless, this is great work. A truly beautiful place, people, and culture.
This is one of the best West produced documentary of a region outside the west. Bravo
I know that one day I will visit Iran. It's been in my dreams and I've had a feeling that I will one day I'll find myself there. Thanks for putting this beautiful piece of a beautiful country and the countries beautiful people.
This was a very nice video. I love seeing Iran or Persia. So much of our common history is there. I wish I could visit.
@@rojs3052 most ethnic groups in iran are eastern iranic ethnic groups,so iran can be called persia.
@@rojs3052 dude do some research,farsi speakers,dari speakers,pashtuns,baloch,kurds all who live in iran are considered eastern iranic ethnic groups.meaning they all are related.meaning they all are considered persians,only the arabs found in the far west of the country are not eastern iranic but are rather a semitic ethnic group.Do some more research,Their is no 'persian ethnic group".all the eastern iranian ethnic groups can be considered persians as they have been for thousands of years since the last actual persian dynasty.turks and arabs are not native to persia.but all the other eastern iranic ethnicities are "persian".
Much love for this country and the nice people.
What a beautiful country. Such a rich and interesting history. An excellent documentary.
Totally agree
Too bad it's run by women-hating Autocrats. But yea the scenery is spectacular for sure.
too much time spent on bee keeping and rock climbing, which aren't the essence of the state. Otherwise this is a stunning and beautiful documentary, which I recommend to all.
These are great it's the ignorance of humans that makes it better to arm chair travel at home than do their nasty weather and do they get beds and furniture over there? I don't do the floors and bending over to eat on floors either. Too much work for the women to be down on floor all the time. No thanks, poor ladies. I would never wish any female to have to be around Muslim men. Yuk. Nothing worse on earth at this time. Peace on earth Goodwill to all holy and kind.
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Most normal people are tired of the focus being on religion and politics, especially, when it comes to Iran.
There's more to life. I'd prefer to watch a ten-hour long series on the flora and fauna of the Middle East and Central Asia.
Thank you DW and the team who worked on to show the beauty and blessings of iran to the world.
I visited iran last year and I have seen some of the treasuries which were also shown in this documentary.
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One of the finest documentary of the beautiful and magnificent land of Persia.
Thanks DW
I watched this documentary the first time it was available, and I tried a few months ago to show it to a friend and it wasn't available anymore. I'm not sure what happened, but I'm glad it's back where it should be! Thank you for this gem!
Absolutely fascinating! I love the horseback archery segment. Such skill!. The country is so beautiful.
Iran and Armenia together 5000 years of history ❤❤
Coca Cola is older than Azerbaijan 😂😂😂
@@Kamo-ve6bw Exactly. Azerbaijan is fake name and is never used historically for north of Aras river. Iranian provinces south of Aras are spelled Azarbaijan (Azar-Abadegan as in Sassanian era).
We'll sort out Elham Zionove soon!
@@0-equals-1-trilliontiger67 azeri dictator Aliyev is claiming Armenian lands are historically Azerbaijani lands 😂
@@Kamo-ve6bw Hopefully he'll be put in his place soon
I have always wanted to visit Iran, this beautiful country so full of history and traditions. Sadly I probably never will but this beautiful documentary made it come alive for me. Wonderful! Greetings from South Africa.
Brilliant. A portrait of Iran that the warmongers in white west will not comprehend. Sad really. However, the peoples of the world will immediately feel affinity with the people of Iran. ThanQ DW for making this video available to the people. My family & I are very touched by the genuine humanity that is Iranian. Salaam.
(Frm NZ)
I love New Zealand if i had money i would visit New Zealand I'm From Iran 🇮🇷🇳🇿
Tu na mitjayega Iran kay mitjaney se...
Nasha-e-Mai ko taluq nahi paimaney se...
Hai Ayan yurish-o-Tatar ke fasaney se...
Paasba milgaye kaabey ko sanam khanae se.
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Huh?
@rockey-lx3jl 😶
DW has conquered the world of documentaries like no other, what a beautiful representation of Iran, so much history and cultural variants to explore, it might take someone a lifetime to actually understand it all
Their documentaries are such a breath of fresh air. I don't know if I'll ever get to Iran in my life, so I'm glad I got to see a little slice of it.
@@kmj2000 you have actually made a great point, at least we have seen a little slice
Stunning country. Loved the Armenian village with the church. Beautiful!
Such a beautiful country, Iran. What a nice documentary 🫶 Love from 🇵🇰
as afghan i love my Iranian brothers ❤️
And I love my Afghan brothers and sisters
Sorry but Afghans are Aryans too therefore Iran is your country too
I live in the U.S. and this is completely different from what Iran is portrayed as in the Western media.
Thank God for these documentaries. I would love to visit one day. ❤
What a beautiful documentary and amazing presentation of a country need more videos like this
I never knew Iran is this much diverse and beautiful. I am shocked seeing beautiful snow kept mountains ⛰.
DW only showed about 40% of Iran, and many other regions wasn't pictured in this video
The correct expression is *snow capped* mountains.
A cap is like a hat.🧢🎩🎓👒
This doc didn't even scratch the surface of Irans beauty.
Wow 👌! Amazing country. Love from India 🇮🇳 to Iran 🇮🇷.
Amazing Iran
After watching this....I fell in love with Iran
Iranians are the most kind hearted people I’ve ever met in my life
Thank you so much for making this uplifting documentary about Iran and showing to the world that only get horrible news from media. Much appreciated 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Awesome country, awesome culture, awesome people
nothing awesome about an ancient religion and superstitions
This promotion of Iran must have been financed by the ayatollah's
yes that's why the USA wants to destroy
I have watched the whole documentary. As an African from Kenya in Africa I am so amazed. I have always believed iran is a terrorist country as told by the propangastic media, same way the ill motivated media talk of Africa as a continent where poverty and diseases manifest. Am shocked with irans unmatched greater civilization . Excellent documentary.
As an Iranian, I appreciate DW for making this video and showing us the Iran that Westerners and foreigners either don't see or refuse to see.
I wish I could come visit your country, it's nothing like I imagined but after watching this documentary my perspective is immensely different. I hope our two countries can be at peace soon.
Too bad Aryans weren't Muslims and didn't speak Arabic. All organized religions are false. Persians have more in common with Slavs, Celtic, Greek, Roman, and German people than they do with Arabs. Everyone knows Indo Europeans (Yamnaya people) migrated from north of the Black Sea (Pontic Steppe) between 4000-3000 BCE. The oldest swastikas in the world are found in Ukraine. And the first horse riders are the Yamnaya people.
Aryans and Indo Europeans are cool. I despise the Abrahamic religions. Vedic Aryans are great too. The Rigveda is amazing. Can't say the same for the Quran or the Bible. Plus, we all know Jesus was really a Zoroastrian. It's why the "Magi" (magic) (magicians) Three Wise Men came from northern Iran to search for the Son of God. So Jesus is cool but organized religions are horrible.
Plus, Scythians migrated all the way into western Europe in 800 BCE, so Europeans are both Yamnaya and Iranian Aryans. The Scythians integrated with the Celts. And Aryans call themselves Aryans after their mythical homeland of 'Arya', which is the Pontic Steppe. The oldest domesticated horses don't come from Iran like this documentary tries to proclaim. They come from the Pontic Steppe, which is modern day Ukraine and western Russia. This has already been determined by archeology and genetics.
We see it 😀 and it's beautiful!
A beautiful story on Iran, lots of love from Pakistan
I didn't like that this documentary is short. What a beautiful country with culture and heritage. Greetings from Somalia 🇸🇴
Iran ❤️ is an untold love story to the world. The more its unique layers of culture, cuisine and people are revealed it only makes us the viewer want to know more. This documentary has done a great deal of justice in showcasing that. Love this clip 👍
Thank you for this beautiful documentary... also thanks for not passing judgements or being biased and arrogant
In one of city he said… We all help each other and We don’t have beggar’s here… It touched me…❤
I watched this documentary it was really well made
thank you for making this DW, not so many people know about Iran.
Love Iran and pray to Allah to keep it as safe as it is now.
We need to talk about how much developed Iran seems, the country is very very beautiful!!!
If any Iranian folks out here, man I'd love to visit your country. Seen lots of videos of the grand old bazaar in Tehran with the mountains overlooking the city. So much history dating back centuries. Nothing but love ❤🙏
Very glad that iran peaked your interest. Its definitely recommended to visit isfahan, tabriz mashhad and tehran however you can find beauty and culture all over iran specially smaller towns and villages. From a tourist perspective it makes sense to visit those cities and their landmarks and then if time allows explore the other parts. Happy travels.
This video didn't even scratch the surface of Iran's beauty.
What a beautiful documentary, loved Iran, Hope I get to go there in future.
Lots of love from India.
That was fabulous and we are indebted to DW for producing it. I would LOVE to see Iran and I sure hope one day I can. It truly is the cradle of civilization or at least one of them. Well done DW and thank you.
I love iran from Baku. We are the same people❤
Yaşasın bro ❤
Nope.
Wow amazing breathless views , magnificent country and one of the most ancient culture in the world. As a tourism proffessional worked across world, it's my next dream visiting all around Iran and meet some wonderful people and experience Iranian food. Long live India Iran friendship.🇮🇷🇮🇳
❤️🙏🤝
India and Iran have a lot of history. Iran had the Avesta, India had the Vedas. Parsis took asylum in India and flourished there, and are loved by Indians, and Parsis love their Indian nationality. Iranians, and Indians were one people and migrated then split off, one went to Indus valley, and one went to present day Iran. Persian was one of the official languages of India before the British came. Some Punjab people have "Iranian neolithic farmer" genetics.Punjab in Persian means "five rivers" Some of the Gurus like Guru Nanak wrote poetry in Persian. The Persian Ahmad Ustad helped with the Taj-Mahal. There are so many more connections.
I am From Bangladesh . I do't know that Iran is so beautiful . Thanks DW for bring it up .Take love Iran ❤.
wish to visit Iran, the cradle of Civilization. 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Just 10 minutes watching this video and I’m shocked about this beautiful place on earth.
For the time being, thank you!
Amazing documentary. Did not expect Iran to be beautiful as this.
Thank you DW, Thank you Deutschland, for making awesome documentaries about my country. Love from Iranians to the world.
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Eye-opening for me. The diversity and beauty of the landscapes is breath taking.
I love Iran 💝
From Bangladesh 🇧🇩💝
I just finished watching this great documentary after breakfast.
Middle Eastern history, in particular, has always been a favorite subject of mine, and Iran is among the destinations that fascinate me the most. When watching this movie, I felt like I was transported back in time, back to the glorious era of the Persian empire. I just wish one day I could visit this beautiful land.
Sending you warm greetings and lots of love from the bottom of my heart. ❤❤"**
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What a beautiful country & documentary. I love how beautifully the scene was taken, the narrative, the interview, all just perfect. It gives me peace, calm, and admiration just by watching it.
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Iran is definitely on my bucket-list. It is such a stunning and facinating country.
An Amazingly beautiful country with the most civilized people along with the mix of culture and tradition with the gradient of topography at it's best, As I have personally came across some of the best people in my life belong to my neighbor brother, IRAN. As a passionate photographer, Entrepreneur and a lover of my Imam Reza (A.S); I've planned to drive to Iran from Pakistan next year's August InshAllah and would love to live here for a significant time to completely absorb their vibrant lifestyles and their love. Long live Iran, Looove from Pakistan... 🖤🖤🖤
" Most civilized"?
@@krasje28 yes🤝
🇵🇰 zende bad
@@behiran2252 Hahaha well, here's another thing bro! the term *Zinda bad* actually belongs to Farsi Language and became part of Urdu as Urdu comprises of majority of Farsi Language... So, yeah.. The brotherhood of PK❣IRAN ZINDA BAAD FOREVER.... 😇 Insh'Allah✌
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Truly excellent DW. You are a leader in providing outstanding documentaries for a general educated population!!! Thank You once again!!!
From high above and in the past everything looks different than on the ground and now.
There is EVERYTHING about "How a Human" Performs in Life through Words, Thoughts and Actions.
Iran is Great to Learn from, through Allll of the Above. ✨️🥰‼️
Amazing script, shots, story and editing! This is by far the best video I have seen about Iran. And by the way it is just 5-10% of the beauty you can see in Iran.
Amazing! First documentary I've seen about Iran and it's enchantingly beautiful. It's a dream destination.
So beautiful