TEHRAN – Atefe Zarei, a national library and archive monitoring in western Iran, has given news about registering documents regarding the discovery of Ali Sadr Cave in Hadan, which is listed at the Institute.
According to a Mehr press, she said documents and evidence related to the discovery of the Alisaddle cave will be registered and maintained in cooperation with Ainora Baktiarifer, one of the cave’s discoveries, to protect historical documents and information and to assist researchers and scholars.
She also said that after a meeting with Bakhtiarifar he announced his commitment to identify, collect and preserve documents and photographs related to the discovery and identification of this incredible cave and its numerous routes.
Zarei said the Ali Sador caves are a symbol of solidarity between people and nature, and an unparalleled asset of Iran’s natural heritage that must be recorded in national memory in careful documents.
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Bakhtiarifar also announced that he is ready to work together in this regard, highlighting the value of documenting past experiences and activities by explaining the story of the discovery of Ali Saddle’s caves and presenting photographs and documents of its historical events.
Finally, all documents and photographs related to the discovery of Ali Sadr Cave were collected and donated to the national libraries and archives in western Iran, and it was decided to be registered in the national libraries and archives in Iran, making them available to researchers and scholars.
Known for its extensive network of water-filled passageways, Alisaddle Caves attract thousands of visitors each year and are considered one of the largest water caves in the world.
According to available data, Alisadr Caves are the most popular destination in Hadan Province, welcoming 566,000 visitors during the first six months of the Iranian calendar year (starting on March 20th).
The caves embrace a huge matrix of sunless waterways, ponds, caves and water passages that stretch with rock formations and sturdy tops over a span of several kilometers. The entrance to the long cave is located about 70km north of Hamedan, the capital of the province.
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