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historic avenue, featured passionate speeches by architects, writers, and researchers, who explored the transformation of the boulevard,
heartfelt address, expressing his sorrow over the ongoing changes to Chahar Bagh
recalled the teahouses that once lined the avenue, serving as hubs for social gatherings and cultural activities, such as storytelling and
said.Mehrdad Khorsandi, author of The Story of the People of Chahar Bagh, offered a different perspective, focusing on the historical
significance of water management in the area
Drawing from historical stories, he said that his decision to write the book stemmed from his desire to capture the unique narrative of
the street, such as its cinema culture, the prominence of secretarial education, and the variety of sweets available
Fragments of Chahar Bagh was also screened during the event, offering viewers a glimpse into the lesser-known stories and memories tied to
The documentary illustrated how Chahar Bagh, beyond being a street, had served as a symbol of cultural and social life in Isfahan, playing a
"From the teahouses to the galleries, from the cinemas to the sweet shops, Chahar Bagh has always held a special place in the hearts of the
people of Isfahan," said one of the speakers.In the end, the participants expressed hope that Isfahan would be able to make a balance
between modernity and the preservation of its rich heritage.Chahar Bagh Boulevard, constructed during the Safavid era, is one of Isfahan's
city, with the historic Hasht Behesht and Chehel Sotoun gardens on its eastern side.AM
