"Taj Ahmadiha" alley on Palestine Street (formerly the United Nations), which does not reach the United Nations Bridge, is one of those sections that when you step on it, unconsciously, corners of Tabriz's 80-year history come alive in your mind; Kuchai from the historical fabric of old Tabriz, where family names such as Tajhamadi, Tajkarimi, Tajaldini and Javan still ring in the ears of the elders of the city, and these days the historical house of "Juban" in one of its dead-end streets has become an eye-catching boutique hotel.

"Taj Ahmadiha" alley on Palestine Street (formerly the United Nations), which does not reach the United Nations Bridge, is one of those sections that when you step on it, unconsciously, corners of Tabriz's 80-year history come alive in your mind; Kuchai from the historical fabric of old Tabriz, where family names such as Tajhamadi, Tajkarimi, Tajaldini and Javan still ring in the ears of the elders of the city, and these days the historical house of "Juban" in one of its dead-end streets has become an eye-catching boutique hotel.

Read the details of Mohammad Azizirad's report on the IRNA website