I.R. Iran Embassy - Ghana

He freed a nation from a throne propped up by CIA and MI6 — with empty hands and a people's will. He declared a resounding NO to global arrogance.
What most don't know: he was a philosopher, a mystic, and the author of over 40 works on ethics, love, and moral self-discipline. He wrote mystical poetry his entire life — on divine love, longing, and the annihilation of the ego. In exile, he wrote love letters to his wife.
He toppled a king and lived in a modest house in Jamaran until his last breath.
36 years on, we continue his legacy.

Shushtar, Iran.
a 2,500-year-old hydraulic system that UNESCO calls "a masterpiece of creative genius."
— An artificial river carved from rock that turned a city into an island
— Underground tunnels that cooled homes in 50°C heat
— Man-made waterfalls powering 40 grain mills in a single ravine
— A self-regulating dam that auto-balanced water flow — with no moving parts
— A French archaeologist called it the largest industrial complex before the Industrial Revolution.

The Lake of Takht-e-Soleyman is actually as artesian mineral spring, 112 meters deep! No river feeding it. Just water rising from the earth at the constant temperature of 21°C summer and winter for thousands of years.
3,000 years ago it began hosting people around it. The Sassanids built one of the most important Zoroastrian fire temples beside it. Then a temple to Anahita. Then a royal complex.
According to legend, it is one of the thrones of Solomon (Takht-e Soleyman), and nearby lies Zendan-e Soleyman, the mythical Prison of Solomon which is inside a volcano crater.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site.