Mazandaran: A Mini-Georgia in the North of Iran!

Every Year on 5th of November, Iran celebrates the Day of Mazandaran, a province in the north of the country known for its beautiful Caspian Sea coast, lush forests, and rich cultural heritage. Mazandaran shares many similarities with Georgia, including a mountainous landscape, a long history of agriculture and trade, and a warm and welcoming people.

Similarities between Mazandaran and Georgia:

• Mountainous landscape: Both Mazandaran and Georgia are home to stunning mountain ranges, including the Alborz Mountains in Mazandaran and the Caucasus Mountains in Georgia.

• Long history of agriculture and trade: Both Mazandaran and Georgia have a long history of agriculture and trade, dating back to ancient times. 

• Warm and welcoming people: Both Mazandaran and Georgia are known for their warm and welcoming people. Both cultures are known for their hospitality and their love of food and music. Mazandarani music is known for its use of traditional instruments such as the Lále Va and tambourine, while Georgian music is known for its polyphonic singing.

Additional interesting facts about Mazandaran:

- Mazandaran is home to the world's largest Hyrcanian forest.

- Mazandaran is a popular tourist destination, known for its beautiful beaches, mountains, and historical sites.

- Mazandarani cuisine is known for its use of fresh seafood and local produce.

We hope you have the opportunity to visit Mazandaran someday!

Have you ever visited Mazandaran? Watch this video and tell us which piece of Mazandarani music captivates you the most!