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August 30, 2025Iran is preparing to celebrate an important milestone in its cultural tourism efforts with the launch of its first Children and Youth Tourism Festival. This event is set to take place from September 29 to October 3, 2025, at the well-known Milad Tower in Tehran. The festival aims to create a stronger bond between young people and the country's rich cultural heritage. It also highlights the importance of sustainable tourism practices. Additionally, it fits with global tourism trends, stressing the role of children in protecting both natural and historical sites for the future.A Unique Initiative for Cultural and Tourism DevelopmentThe Children and Youth Tourism Festival, organised by Iran's Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, is a groundbreaking initiative that brings together the public and private sectors. The festival is not just an event but a commitment to the development of tourism centred around younger generations. With increasing awareness of environmental issues and the need for sustainability, this festival aims to provide children and teenagers with the tools and knowledge they need to become active participants in preserving Iran's natural wonders and historical treasures.Advertisement The festival will feature a range of events, including specialised booths, live artistic and cultural performances, traditional games, and performances of indigenous music, all tailored to engage the younger demographic. This variety of activities is designed to teach children and teenagers the importance of preserving their cultural heritage while also encouraging them to appreciate the country's diverse landscapes, from the ancient Hyrcanian forests to the country's age-old historical landmarks.Bridging the Gap Between Youth and Cultural PreservationOne of the central goals of this festival is to highlight the crucial role that children play in the future of cultural heritage preservation. As future stewards of the land, children ar ...