This is Iran 🇮🇷 | Yalda Night in a 200-Year-Old House in Borujerd

This video captures Yalda Night in Iran inside a 200-year-old historical house in the city of Borujerd, once owned by Haj Eftekhār al-Eslam Nabavi Tabatabaei.
The house stands as a living example of Iranian architecture, culture, and art, preserving centuries of history.
In this video, I explore every part of this 200-year-old house, including the traditional Iranian bathhouse (Hammam), Shahneshin (royal sitting room), central courtyard, fire spaces, and various traditional rooms, each reflecting the lifestyle and architectural mastery of old Iran.
During Yalda Night, the longest night of the year in Iran, many authentic ceremonies were held, such as poetry recitation, Hafez reading, traditional storytelling (Naqqali), theater performances, and bread baking in the original clay oven of the house.
Local Iranian nomads (Ashayer) also participated by preparing traditional bread and Ash (Persian soup), reviving ancient communal cooking traditions.
This video also features detailed footage of the entire house, its antique objects, traditional tools, and architectural details, offering a rare glimpse into Iranian life from over 200 years ago.
If you love architecture, culture, history, and traditional art, this video will make you fall in love with Iran’s rich heritage.
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