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From Isfahan to Abarkooh
A report on historical buildings, legends, and traditions along the route from Isfahan to Shiraz. Including Mahyar, Shahreza, Ziaratgah, AminAbad, and IzadKhast.
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A report on historical buildings, legends, and traditions along the route from Isfahan to Shiraz. Including Mahyar, Shahreza, Ziaratgah, AminAbad, and IzadKhast.
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Written By:Nasib Nasibi
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:National Iranian Radio and Television (NIRT)
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