Mikayil Garden (Mahabad National Park)
Province West Azerbaijan
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A living home of Kurdistan's literary and artistic memory
The Mahabad Museum of Cultural and Artistic Luminaries, also known as "Saray-e Hemin" (Hemin House), is one of the most important cultural centers in Mahabad County, in West Azerbaijan Province. The museum is set in the historic home of the renowned Kurdish poet Mohammad Amin Sheikholeslami (Hemin) and today serves as a space for preserving and displaying the cultural and artistic heritage of the region's eminent figures. Created to safeguard the valuable works of Mahabad's outstanding artists, writers and poets, it has become one of the major cultural attractions of western Iran and has been named Iran's top museum at the national level several times.
Inside the museum is a rich collection of manuscripts, books, literary works, personal belongings, paintings, photo albums, and audio and video files from the region's cultural and artistic luminaries. Prominent figures whose works are on display include Mohammad Ghazi, Abdolrahman Sharafkandi (Hejar), Mohammad Amin Sheikholeslami (Hemin), Khaled Hesami (Hêdî) and Mohammad Mamli. Besides its exhibition halls, the museum has sections such as a document archive, a storage depot and a conference hall, which also make it an active research and cultural center.
The Mahabad Museum of Cultural and Artistic Luminaries is easy to reach from the city center, and visiting it is a rewarding experience for anyone interested in history, literature and art. The best time to visit is in the first half of the year, thanks to the pleasant weather and the larger number of cultural tourists. Visiting responsibly, including keeping the surroundings quiet, respecting the historic works and not damaging any museum objects, is essential for preserving this valuable cultural heritage.
Written by زهرا لنگری Last updated
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