Kooch: The Epic Journey of Iran’s Nomads Introduction to Kooch Kooch, which means “migration” in Persian, is the biannual movement of Iran’s nomadic tribes. This traditional practice is a cornerstone of the nomadic lifestyle, reflecting a deep connection with nature and a way of life that has endured for centuries. The Kooch is a testament

Iran Bakhtiari Nomads From ancient times, the human being has always sought different ways to adapt himself to natural and climatic situations and geographical limitations. Iran, as one of the vast oldest cradles of civilization, embraces a wide range of climatic conditions settled by various ethnic groups. The diversity is so amazing that it is

Nomadic Tribes in Iran Iran is a multi-ethnic country, made up of different ethnic groups who live in every corner of the land. There are also umpteen types of nomadic tribes living in the various regions of the Alborz and Zagros mountain ranges in Iran. They consist of Bakhtiari, Qashqai, Shah Savan (Ilsavan nomads), Mamiand,