Documentary about the life of nomads: building an old hut in the forest 🏡⛰️ Let's walk together into the nomadic life of this brave family The extraordinary...

Join us on an exciting journey through the rugged mountain terrain of Iran as we follow the footsteps of the nomadic tribes returning to their village.

Watch as the family tends to their livestock, weaves rugs, and shares stories passed down from their ancestors. You'll see firsthand how these resilient people have adapted to survive in one of the...

2019年5月21日 · Iran nomads, comprising an accountable portion of Iranian society in the past centuries, have played decisive roles in politics from raising dynasties to power, such as the Safavid or Qajar, to the success of constitutional revolution in 1906.

2023年4月6日 · Nomadic lifestyle in Iran is a charming harmony of people, nature, animals, and migration. With their animals as their main means of survival and source of income, the nomads of Iran travel twice a year. The total life of each tribe is in harmony with its surrounding climate.

Iran’s more than one million nomads have long resisted modernity through the isolation that comes with their lifestyle. Deep traditions and patriarchy also have kept change out.

2019年6月23日 · Some of the well-known nomadic tribes in Iran are the Bakhtiari and the Qashqai tribes with more than 300 thousand nomads between them. The rest of the tribes like the Shahsavan tribe, Mamivand, and others have less than …

2024年8月24日 · Iran’s nomadic population is composed of several ethnic groups, each with its distinct customs and traditions. The three most prominent tribes are the Bakhtiari, Qashqai, and Shahsavan. Each tribe is distinguished by its language, attire, customs, and lifestyle, yet they all share a common reliance on herding and a nomadic way of life.

The close contact with these genuine Iran nomads, losing your modern self in their primitive lifestyle, blending in with their sweet culture, dressing up like them, and watching how tirelessly they overcome the challenges of living independently in nature just make your heart melt.

Today, still around one million nomads live in Iran, representing 1.25% of the total population.This means that Iran has one of the biggest nomadic populations of any country, together with Asian countries such as Mongolia.