Dukhtar O Baba: Celebrating the unbreakable father-daughter bond in Tehran’s Laleh Park
An event honoring the cherished father-daughter connection, filled with joy, culture, and treasured memories.
The Dukhtar O Baba Festival captures the warmth of Iranian traditions and family bonds
From interactive theater to cultural showcases and a family clinic, there’s something for everyone
The father-daughter bond is timeless, precious, and irreplaceable. While the world celebrates Father’s Day and Mother’s Day, Iran has taken a unique step to spotlight this intimate connection with the Dukhtar O Baba Festival.
The Dukhtar O Baba Festival is a heartwarming tribute to this special bond. To honor it, Laleh Park in Tehran has transformed into a haven of laughter, connection, and cultural richness.
Laleh Park in Tehran with the festivities Nukta
Entering the park, families are greeted with fresh flowers and beautifully adorned stalls, inviting fathers and daughters into a world of joy and togetherness. The event runs from October 31 to November 8 (coinciding with the Persian calendar’s 18th of Aban) and offers a vibrant mix of activities tailored to create lasting memories.
Colourful car outside the premises of parkNukta
Festival highlights include captivating theater performances that engage children, teens, and young adults alike. Games and cultural programs entertain the young, while a ‘family clinic’ fosters discussions and insights for both fathers and daughters. Candy carts for kids, handmade crafts to explore, and steaming cups of tea add nostalgic Iranian touches.
Live food for the visitorsNukta
The live food stalls add true soul to the festival, with the aroma of traditional dishes inviting visitors to linger and savor. Attendees are treated to scenes of old Iranian houses—a reminder of Iran’s cultural heritage and beauty.
Some glimpse of Iran's cultural heritage Nukta
Dukhtar O Baba is a gentle reminder in bustling Tehran to celebrate love, kinship, and the irreplaceable father-daughter bond. As the festival comes to a close, families leave with shared stories, cherished memories, and a renewed sense of connection, celebrating a timeless and boundless love.
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