Persian carpets, rich in history and culture, silently witness global diplomacy, even in rooms where anti-Iran sanctions are decided, symbolizing Iran’s enduring cultural influence.

Khuzestan, known mostly for its oil fields, is also a vibrant cultural hub whose writers, filmmakers, and musicians have profoundly influenced post-revolution Iran's artistic landscape.

Dr. Ali Akbar Salehi, former Iranian Foreign Minister and presently chairman of the Iranology Foundation, writes about the Persian Gulf as an integral part of Iran's identity, deeply rooted in its history, culture, and tradition.

Saadi Shirazi was one of the greatest Iranian poets of the medieval period who authored many masterpieces and was known for his style, wit, and profound insights.

This documentary zips across Iran to show how Iranians today preserve the rich heritage like a piece of gem and teach their children to eat healthily like their ancestors.