Gilan

[RedWine]

مجموعه عکس: کشت برنج در استان گيلان

[golgol85]

che aksaye ghashangi, age mishe bazam bezar! :D

[RedWine]

Hatman mizaram ! bayad az har chizi keh dar moredeh Iran hast,inja gozasht ta kasi hatta yek lahzeh ehsaseh gharibi ba Iran nakoneh !

[Sepideh_UK]

OH thats nice. Mersi ReDWINE!!
rasty baraye Tavalodet chi kar kardi?:D

[abadani69]

ha in Red wine fekr mikonam ke becheye Rasht baashe, rast nagoftam Sia joon?are midonostam ke reshti hasty :D

[RedWine]

ha in Red wine fekr mikonam ke becheye Rasht baashe, rast nagoftam Sia joon?are midonostam ke reshti hasty :D

hahahaha,nah Arman jan! i am bacheh shemroon ;) .

[donsaeid]

aooooooooooooooooooooooo... berar jaaaaaaaaaaaan.... sarzamine khodame bekhooda :D

[RedWine]

New Pics !

[RedWine]

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[rfhr918]

vayyy mersi delam cheghadr shomal khast....

[RedWine]

شهر باستانی تالش در شمال ايران

[golgol85]

bah bah, che aksaye ba safayee!:D akh kash hamamoon alan mitoonestim berim ye picnic ba ham shomal az in manzareha lezat bebarim.

[donsaeid]

aslan hamegiton biain khoneye ma :D

[golgol85]

har kodoomemoon ye vare donya, akhe in joori ke nemishe:(

[donsaeid]

poldarsham ba jet khodam mibarameton :D

[golgol85]

pas zoodtar pooldar sho bebinim cheghadr tool mikeshe biyay donbale hamamoon ba jete shakhsit bebarimoon darya kenar:D

[donsaeid]

The province of Gilan is 13,952 km2 (5,387 sq mi) in the north of Iran. lies just west of the province of Mazandaran, along the Caspian Sea. The center of the province is the city of Rasht. Other towns in the province include Astara, Astaneh-e Ashrafiyyeh, Rudsar, LangRud, Souma'eh Sara, Talesh, Fuman, Masouleh, and Lahijan. The main harbor port of the province is Bandar-e Anzali (previously Bandar-e Pahlavi).

Archaeological excavations reveal the antiquity of the province to date back to prior to the last Ice Age. In the 6th century BCE, the inhabitants of Gilan allied with Cyrus the Great and overthrew the Medes. The province then passed from the control of one dynasty to the next.

After World War I, Gilan came to be ruled independently of the central government of Tehran and concern arose that the province might permanently separate at some point. Prior to the war, Gilanis had played an important role in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran and had sent an armed brigade to Tehran which helped depose the Qajar ruler Mohammad Ali Shah.

The movement of Mirza Kouchak Khan Jangali in late 1910's, known as Jangalis (or the Constitutionalist movement of Gilan) is glorified in Iranian history, which had effectively secured Gilan and Mazandaran against foreign invasions. In 1920 British forces invaded Bandar-e Anzali, while being pursued by the Russian Bolsheviks. In the midst of this conflict between Britain and Russia, the Jangalis movement entered into an alliance with the Bolsheviks against the British. This resulted in the establishment of the Soviet Republic of Gilan, which lasted from June 1920 until September 1921.

In Februrary 1921 the Soviets withdrew their support for the Jangali government of Gilan, and signed the Soviet-Iranian Friendship Treaty with the central government of Tehran. The Jangalis continued to struggle against the central government for the rest of that year until their final defeat in September when control of Gilan returned to Tehran.

Gilan has a humid temperate climate with plenty of annual rainfall. The Alborz range provides further diversity to the land in addition to the Caspian coasts. Large parts of the province are mountainous, green and forested. The coastal plain along the Caspian Sea is similar to that of Mazandaran, mainly used for rice paddies.

The majority of the population speaks Gilaki, a Persian dialect, as their first language while many children, particularly in the cities, tend to use standard Persian amongst themselves.

This province is a popular destination for domestic tourists. The coast of Caspian Sea is one of the major holiday retreat; and of course the small village of Masouleh in the hills south-east of Rasht, where the roof of one house is the courtyard of the next house above, has a very magnetic attraction.

Gilan has a strong culinary tradition, from which several dishes have come to be adopted across Iran, like Miza Ghasemi. This richness derives in part from the climate, which allows for a wide variety of fruit, vegetables and nuts grown in the province. Seafood is particularly a strong component of Gilani (and Mazandarani) cuisine. Iranian Caviar from this region is a delicacy that has been widely prized and served on millions of tables all over the world.

[donsaeid]

Gilan (Persian: گیلان, locally known as Guilan) is one of the 30 provinces of Iran, known during ancient times as part of Hyrcania, with a population of approximately 2 million and an area of 14,700 sq. km. It lies just west of the province of Mazandaran, along the Caspian Sea. The center of the province is the city of Rasht. Other towns in the province include Astara, Astaneh-e Ashrafiyyeh, Rudsar, Langrud, Souma'eh Sara, Talesh, Fuman, Masouleh, and Lahijan.

The main harbor port of the province is Bandar-e Anzali (previously Bandar-e Pahlavi).

Ancient history

Archaeological excavations reveal the antiquity of the province to date back to prior to the last Ice Age.

In the 6th century BCE, the inhabitants of Guilan (such as the Gil Gilanshah and Daylam) allied with Cyrus the Great and overthrew the Medes. The province then passed from the control of one dynasty to the next. It is worth noting that people of Gilan were organized in tribes. Caspi (who gave their name to the Caspian sea), and Amardi (who lived in the Sepid Rud valley) were the main two tribes during the Achaemenid dynasty era. By the time of Sassanids, the people of the Gilan's mountains were called Deylamites and the people of the Caspian coast were called Gel, Gelai, Gil or Gilak.

It is worth noting that due to the difficulty of terrain and resistance of the natives, Gilan was loosely allied with the Parthian and Sassanid empires. Sassanid empire did not instal a royal prince, as was the custom. We do not have any records of a Gilanshah (literally, King of Gils), as such a royal prince would have been called, until after the decline of the Sassanids. There is scant evidence about the relationship between local Gil and Deylami chieftains and the Sassanid empire. There is some evidence to believe that members of Ispahbadh clan ruled at least parts of Gilan during the Sassanid era. They seem to have kept their possesions even after the collapse of Sassanids due to the Arab invasions in the mid seventh century CE.

While we know very little about the local customs of Gils and Deylamites, we know that some of their tribes originally revered the river Sepid Rud based on the evidence presented by the Greek geographer Strabo. They were not Zoroastrian prior to Sassanid overlordship, as evidenced by their custom of burying their dead and making human sacrifice. Zoroastrianism gained ground during the Sassanid era. By the time of the Islamic invasion, Gils and Deylamites were mostly Zoroastrian.

Deylamite mercenaries served in Persian armies and where generally considered the best infantry in the middle east up to the time of Mongol invasion. The typical Deylamite troopers either were s***mishers (armed with two-pronged javelins and a light sword or battle-axe) or served as heavy infantry (armed with a long pole weapon, heavy sword, battle-axe, or mace). These soldiers probably used Sagaris-type battle axes. All Deylamite infantrymen carried a round, very large, and strikingly painted shield. Deylamite commander Vahriz (or Vahraz) was instrumental in the conquest of Yemen during the reign of Khosrau I (Anushirvan). Deylamite infantry men were legendry javeliners and had a fearsome reputation in using their battle-axes.

They were highly effective, and could easily engage Byzantine heavy infantrymen, or even Turkic cavalry.

Medieval history

Muslim Arabs never managed to conquer Gilan. Gilaks and Deylamites successfully repulsed any Arab attempt to occupy their land or to convert them to Islam.

In 9th and 10th centuries CE, Deylamites and later Gilaks gradually converted to a heretical sect of Shi'a Islam. It is worth noting that several Deylamite commanders and soldiers of fortune who were active in the military theatres of Iran and Mesopotamia were openly Zoroastrian (for example, Asfar Shiruyeh a warlord in central Iran, and Makan son of Kaki the warlord of Rayy) or were suspected of harboring pro-Zoroastrian (for example Mardavij) sentiments. Muslim chronicles of Varangian (Rus, pre-Russian Norsemen) invasion of the litoral Caspian region in the 9th century record Deylamites as non-Muslim. These chronicles also show that the Deylamite were the only warriors in the Caspian region who could fight the fearsome Varangian vikings as equals. In a way, Deylamite infantrymen had a role very similar to the Swiss Reisläufer of the Late Middle Ages in Europe. Deylamite mercenaries served as far as Egypt, Islamic Spain, and Khazar kingdom.

Buyids established the most successful of the Deylamite dynasties of Iran.

Turkish invasions of 10th and 11th centuries CE, which saw the rise of Ghaznavid and Seljuk dynasties, put an end to Deylamite states in Iran. From 11th century CE to the rise of Safavids, Gilan was ruled by local rulers who paid tribute to the dominant power south of the Alborz range, but ruled independently.

Before introduction of silk production to this region (date unknown, but definitely a pilar of the economy by the 15th century CE), Gilan was a poor province. There were no permanent trade routes linking Gilan to Persia. There was a small trade in smoked fish and wood products. It seems that the city of Qazvin was initially a fortress-town against marauding bands of Deylamites, another sign that the economy of the province did not produce enough. It all changed with the introduction of silk worm sometime in the late middle ages.

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Modern history

Safavid emperor, Shah Abbas I ended the rule of Kia Ahmad Khan, the last semi-independent ruler of Gilan, and annexed the province directly to his empire. From this point in history onward, rulers of Gilan were appointed by the Persian Shah.

Safavid empire became weak towards the end of the 17th century CE. By the early 18th century, the once mighty Safavid empire was in the grips of civil war. Peter I of Russia (Peter the Great) sent an expeditionary force that occupied Gilan for a year (1722-1723).

Qajars established a central government in Persia (Iran) in late 18th century CE. They lost s series of wars to Russia (Russo-Persian Wars 1804-1813 and 1826-28), resulting in enormous gain of influence by the Russian empire in the Caspian region. Gilanian cities of Rasht and Anzali were all but occupied by the Russian forces. Anzali served as the main trading port of Iran and Europe.

Gilan was a major producer of silk beginning in 15th century CE. As a result, it was one of the wealthiest provinces in Iran. Safavid annexation in 16th century was at least partially motivated by this revenue stream. Silk trade, though not the production, was a monopoly of the Crown and the single most important source of trade revenue for the imperial treasury. As early as 16th century and until mid 19th century CE, Gilan was the major exporter of silk in Asia. The Shah farmed out this trade to Greek and Armenian merchants, and would receive a portion of the proceeds.

In mid 19th century, a wide spread fatal epidemy in silk worms paralized Gilan's economy, causing widespread economic distress. Gilan's budding industrialists and merchants were increasingly dissatisfied with the weak and ineffective rule of Qajars. Reoreintation of Gilan's agriculture and industry from silk to production of rice and introduction of tea plantations where a partial answer to decline of silk in the province.

After World War I, Gilan came to be ruled independently of the central government of Tehran and concern arose that the province might permanently separate at some point. Prior to the war, Guilanis had played an important role in the Constitutional Revolution of Iran. Sepahdar Tonekaboni (Rashti) was a prominent figure in the early years of the revolution and was instrumental in defeating Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar. In later years (late 1910s), many Gilakis gathered under the leadership of Mirza Kouchak Khan Jangali. Mirza Kochak Kahn became the most prominent revolutionary leader in northern Iran in this period. His movement, known as the Jangalis (Foresters Movement), had sent an armed brigade to Tehran which helped depose the Qajar ruler Mohammad Ali Shah. However, the revolution did not progress the way the constitutionalists had strived for, and Iran came to face much internal unrest and foreign intervention, particularly from the British and Russian Empires.

Guilan's contribution to the movement of Mirza Kouchak Khan Jangali, known as the Constitutionalist movement of Guilan (also Jangalis) is glorified in Iranian history and effectively secured Guilan and Mazandaran against foreign invasions. However, in 1920 British forces invaded Bandar-e Anzali, while being pursued by the Bolsheviks. In the midst of this conflict between Britain and Russia, the Jangalis entered into an alliance with the Bolsheviks against the British. This culminated in the establishment of the Soviet Republic of Gilan, which lasted from June 1920 until September 1921. In February 1921 the Soviets withdrew their support for the Jangali government of Guilan, and signed the Soviet-Iranian Friendship Treaty with the central government of Tehran. The Jangalis continued to struggle against the central government for the rest of that year until their final defeat in September when control of Guilan returned to Tehran.

Rise of the communist power in Russia (USSR) for the better part of the 20th century, along with severe decline in the trade between Iran and Europe through Russia, impoverished Gilan. In effect, from being the most affluent province in Iran in 17th and 19th centuries, Gilan has the highest level of unemployment in Iran right now.

Geography and climate

Guilan has a humid temperate climate with plenty of annual rainfall. The Alborz range provides further diversity to the land in addition to the Caspian coasts.

Large parts of the province are mountainous, green and forested. The coastal plain along the Caspian Sea is similar to that of Mazandaran, mainly used for rice paddies.

In May 1990 large parts of the province were destroyed by a huge earthquake, in which about 45,000 people died. Abbas Kiarostami made his famous films "Nothing but Life" and "Through the Olive Trees" based upon this event.

People and culture

The majority of the population speaks Gilaki as their first language while many children, particularly in the cities, tend to use Standard Persian amongst themselves. Kurdish language is used by some kurds that has moved from khorasan to Amarlu region. Language of Rudbar is Tati.

Gilan's position in between the Tehran-Baku trade route has established the cities of Bandar-e Anzali and Rasht as ranking amongst the most important commercial centers in Iran. As a result, the merchant and middle-classes comprise a significant percentage of the population.

The province has an annual average of 2 million tourists, mostly domestic. Although Iran's Cultural Heritage Organization lists 211 sites of historical and cultural significance in the province, the main tourist attraction in Guilan is the small town of Masouleh in the hills south-east of Rasht. The town is built not dissimilar to the pueblo settlements, with the roof of one house being the courtyard of the next house above.

Gilan has a strong culinary tradition, from which several dishes have come to be adopted across Iran. This richness derives in part from the climate, which allows for a wide variety of fruit, vegetables and nuts grown in the province. Seafood is a particularly strong component of Gilani (and Mazandarani) cuisine. Sturgeon, often smoked or served as kabab, and caviar are delicacies along the whole Caspian littoral. Traditional Persian stews such as ghalieh mahi (fish stew) and ghalieh maygu (shrimp stew) are also featured and prepared in a uniquely Gilani fashion.

More specific to Gilan are a distinctive walnut-paste and pomegranate-juice sauce, used as a marinade for 'sour' kabab (Kabab Torsh) and as the basis of fesenjun, a rich stew of duck, chicken or lamb. Mirza ghasemi is an aubergine and egg dish with a smoky taste that is often served as a side dish or appetizer. Other such dishes include pickled garlic, olives with walnut paste, and smoked fish. The caviar and smoked fish from the region are, in particular, widely prized and sought after specialities in both domestic and foreign gourmet markets. See also Cuisine of Iran.

[donsaeid]

استان گیلان استان سرسبزی است در شمال ایران و در کرانه دريای خزر .

شهر رشت، مرکز این استان است. از فراورده*های ارزشمند این استان برنج و چای است. زبان گفتاری مردم اين استان گیلکی است، جز در نواحی تالش نشين که تالشی، جنوب گیلان که دیلمی است، نواحی کردنشین و نواحی تات نشین در شهرستان رودبارند.

شهرهای مهم گيلان

* آستارا
* آستانه اشرفیه
* املش
* بندر انزلی
* بندر کياشهر
* تالش (هشتپر)
* جیرنده
* خشکبيجار
* چابکسر
* ديلمان
* **پره*سر
* رشت
* رضوانشهر
* رحیم*آباد
* *رودبار
* رودسر
* فومن
* صومعه*سرا
* کلاچای
* لاهیجان
* لنگرود
* لوشان
* ماسال
* ماسوله
* منجیل
* واجارگاه
* سنگر
* سياهکل

[RedWine]

پس از ساعتی رانندگی در گردنه های خطرناک و لغزنده کوهی بلند، به آخر جاده رسيديم. ماشين پس از ترمز چند متری را در گل و لای چسبنده به حرکت مارپيچی خود ادامه داد تا بالاخره ايستاد. همه برای مدتی در سکوت به منظره ای که در پيش رو داشتيم خيره مانديم، تا چشم کار می کرد همه جا پوشيده از برف بود. راه زيادی در پيش داشتيم و تا قبل از غروب آفتاب بايد بر می گشتيم.

حرکت بسيار کند بود با وجودی که سعی می کردم قدم جای پای نفر جلويی بگذارم، تا زانو در برف فرو می رفتم. ارتفاع برف بسيار زياد بود و قدم بعدی امکان نداشت مگر با صرف انرژی بيشتر، به همين دليل بارها مجبور به توقف می شدم و اين بهترين زمان برای سيراب کردن چشم دوربينم بود و از پس آن لذتی که از آن خودم می شد.

در آن ارتفاع ابرهای پنبه ای سفيد و برف های روی کوه، آسمان و زمين را بهم دوخته بودند آنچنان که گستردگی منظره را دو صد چندان می کرد.

پس از مسافتی، از دور چند کلبه چوبی خود نمايی کردند و اين علامت گرمی بود اما به نزديکی هر کدام که می رسيديم با سقف های نيمه ويران آنها مواجه می شديم. از خوش شانسی ما آخرين کلبه کاملا سالم بود و آماده پذيرای ما برای دمی استراحت. پس از نوشيدن چايی دلچسبی در کنار آتشی که روشن کرده بوديم به حرکت خود ادامه داديم.

در طی مسير پر پيچ و خمی که پشت سر می گذاشتيم، راهنما هشدار داد که از ايجاد سر و صدا بپرهيزيد چون امکان حمله گرازهای وحشی از ميان بوته ها و درختان بسيار زياد است. منظره جلوی ديدگان ما به خودی خود وهم انگيز بود که با اين هشدار ترس مضاعفی هم به آن افزوده شد.

منطقه آنقدر ساکت و سرد بود که شکسته شدن هر شاخه نازک در دل کوه صدايی بلند را ايجاد می کرد. از شدت سرما حتی موبايلم هم از کار افتاد. از کوره راه های بسياری گذشتيم و هر لحظه با منظره ای ديدنی جديدی روبه رو می شديم.

ديگر زمان بازگشت بود در دامنه کوه تازه سبزه ها از ميان برف ها سر زده بودند. نور درحال غروب خورشيد در آن هوای ابری هارمونی زيبايی از رنگ های بنفش و آبی را ايجاد کرده بود، که دل کندن از آن مناظر سخت می نمود و در پايان برای ماندگارتر کردن خاطره ای اين سفر يکديگر را به گلوله های برفی مهمان کرديم.

[RedWine]

عکسهایی از لاهیجان

[donsaeid]

yadesh bekheir! miraftim lahijan ordo :D ye abshar masnoi dare ke to sheitan koh hastesh! bad miraftim baghe chai :D bad ye alame kolocheye lahijan mikharidim :D kolocheye nooshin :D vay che khosh maze bodan :D

[donsaeid]

در پي واژگون شدن يك قايق كوچك ماهيگيري در دهانه رودخانه سفيد رود آستانه در گيلان پنج صياد اسير امواج رودخانه شدند كه سه نفر از آنان غرق شدند.

به گزارش روز جمعه مركز اطلاع رساني پليس گيلان به ايرنا، اين حادثه كه در ساعت ‪ ۲۴‬شب رخ داد سه نفر به نامهاي حبيب ، مهدي و عبدالله در امواج ناپديد شدند و دو صياد ديگر خود را به ساحل رودخانه رسانند كه با تلاش نيروهاي امدادي و مردمي اجساد هر سه نفر در رودخانه و دريا كشف شد.

مركز اطلاع رساني پليس گيلان از تمامي صيادان و مردم درخواست كرد با رعايت مقررات صيد و صيادي ضمن حفظ جان خود و جلوگيري از چنين حوادث دلخراش در حفظ محيط زيست استان كوشش نمايند.



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[donsaeid]

گيلان هيچ*گونه كمبود سوخت ندارد


مديرعامل شركت ملي پخش فرآورده*هاي نفتي گيلان از وضعيت خوب اين استان در خصوص داشتن بنزين و نفت خبر داد و گفت: در ايام تعطيلات نوروز با ذخيره سازي 40ميليون ليتر نفت و بنزين، هيچ*گونه مشكل و كمبودي از بابت سوخت وجود ندارد.


سيف*الله برجانيبا اشاره به وضعيت سوخت در گيلان افزود: از نظر موجودي بنزين در وضعيت خوب و مناسبي هستيم زيرا قبل از تعطيلات خود را به لحاظ تامين سوخت مورد نياز مسافران آماده كرده بوديم و در حال حاضر نيز با ذخيره سوختي كه داريم هيچ كمبودي در اين زمينه وجود ندارد.

وي ادامه داد: رقم ذخيره نفت و بنزين، رقم خوبي است و انبار نفت ما به طور 24 ساعت در حال تحويل سوخت است.
برجاني با اشاره به تلاش كاركنان اين شركت گفت: گروه*هاي شركت نفت ( دارندگان نفت كش*هاي مواد نفتي ، توزيع كنندگان جايگاه*ها و كاركنان شركت ملي پخش) مشغول فعاليت هستند و همچون سربازان گمنام هميشه آماده به خدمت و توزيع فرآورده*هاي نفتي هستند بدون اينكه نامي از آنها برده شود.
وي در ادامه به مصرف بنزين در سال 85 اشاره كرد و گفت: در سال 85 ميزان مصرف بنزين در گيلان يك ميليارد و 21 ميليون ليتر بود كه نسبت به 953 ميليون ليتر سال 84، 7 درصد افزايش بنزين داشتيم كه رقم بسيار بالا و حتي 3 درصد از نرم جهاني بالاتر است.
برجاني ميزان توليد افزايش خودرو، خودروهاي فرسوده، كمبود جايگاه*هاي سوخت CNG و ساير عوامل را موجب افزايش بنزين اعلام كرد.

[donsaeid]

طي يك هفته

براثر حوادث رانندگي در گيلان 25 نفر كشته و 310 نفر مجروح شدند


رئيس مركز اطلاع رساني فرماندهي پليس گيلان از وقوع 198 فقره انواع تصادف و كشته شدن 25 نفر و مجروح شدن 310 نفر طي يك هفته در استان گيلان خبر داد.



غلامرضا سيري امروز در جمع خبرنگاران در مركز اطلاع رساني پليس گيلان، عملكرد و فعاليت هاي يگان هاي انتظامي پليس استان را اعلام كرد و افزود: در اين هفته، 198 فقره انواع تصادف مهم جرحي و فوتي سنگين در معبر درون و برون شهري استان به وقوع پيوست كه در اين حوادث جمعي از هموطنان ما مجروح و كشته شدند.

وي ادامه داد: 55 درصد مجروحان و مصدومان اين حوادث، موتورسواران بودند كه در اين راستا 2 هزار و 881 دستگاه موتورسيكلت به دليل نداشتن كلاه ايمني و گواهينامه رانندگي متوقف شدند.

سيري در خصوص عملكرد پليس در اجراي امنيت اجتماعي گفت: در اين مدت، تعداد 184 نفر در رابطه با مزاحمت هاي خياباني و 261 نفر معتاد و توزيع كننده مواد مخدر و اقلام منكراتي دستگير شدند كه از اين افراد حدود 8 كيلوگرم انواع مواد مخدر، 45 دستگاه آنتن ماهواره، 550 ليتر انواع مشروبات الكلي و 6 هزار و 180 حلقه سي دي مبتذل كشف و ضبط شد.

وي اظهار داشت: همچنين 2 دستگاه موتورسيكلت و 82 فقره انواع سرقت هاي مغازه و منزل از ديگر كشفيات پليس در طي مدت مذكور بود.

سيري در ادامه گفت: در اين مدت 12 هزار و 648 مورد تماس مردمي با مركز فوريت هاي پليسي 110 انجام شده كه 6 هزار و 994 مورد از تماس ها منجر به عمليات انتظامي و 4 هزار و 908 تماس نيز براي كسب اطلاعات و راهنمايي از پليس بوده است.

وي در پايان از خانواده ها خواست تا قبل از خروج از منزل نسبت به بسته بودن درب ورودي پشت بام و تمام درهاي داخل ساختمان اطمينان كامل حاصل نمايند و با مشاهده افراد مشكوك مراتب را به پليس 110 اطلاع دهند.

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بزرگترین دژ آجری ایران
در فاصله 20 کیلومتری جنوب غربی فومن در قسمتی از ارتفاعات پوشیده از درخت های سرسبز قلعه رودخان بزرگ ترین دژ آجری کشور قرار دارد، مدت*ها مرکز فرمانروایان گیلان بوده است. مساحت قلعه در حدود 50 هزار متر مربع و در ارتفاع 600 متری در بلندترین نقطه کوه واقع شده است. 65 برج و بارو و ديواري به طول 1500 متر دارد. رطوبت بيش از حد هوا باعث رويش گياه در لابه*لاي ديوارهاي قلعه و پوسيدگي آنها شده، اما با اين حال در مقايسه با قلعه*هاي ديگر، رودخان سالم مانده است.

برخی بنیاد قلعه را به دوره ساسانیان یعنی قبل از اسلام نسبت داده*اند. قلعه در زمان حکومت سلجوقیان تجدید بنا شده است و از پایگاه*های مبارزاتی اسماعیلیان بوده است. برای رسیدن به این قلعه بعد از عبور از شهر فومن و گذشتن از روستاهای گشت، کردمحله، سیاه کش، شمس تالان، گوراب پس، هولس کام، سیدآباد و قلعه رودخان به روستای حیدرآلات می*رسیم که از این روستا تا خود قلعه حدود 5 کیلومتر فاصله است که شامل مسیری زیبا همراه با رودخانه*ای کوچک می*باشد.

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از ابتداي امسال تاكنون

5 كارگاه مشروب سازي در گيلان متلاشي شد


معاون اطلاعات و امنيت عمومي فرماندهي انتظامي گيلان از كشف و متلاشي كردن 5 كارگاه مشروب سازي در اين استان خبر داد.



يدالله حسيني امروز در جمع خبرنگاران با اشاره به آمار عملكرد پليس اين نهاد پيرامون اجراي طرح ارتقاي امنيت اخلاقي افزود: از ابتداي امسال تاكنون 10 هزار و 323 ليتر مشروبات دست ساز و 3 هزار و 793 بطري و قوطي خارجي كشف و ضبط و در اين رابطه 318 نفر از عاملين تهيه و توزيع اين مشروبات دستگير شدند.

حسيني گفت: همچنين 24 مركز قمار بازي نيز كشف و تعداد 100 نفر در اين قمارخانه*ها دستگير شدند.

وي در برخورد با مزاحمان خياباني اذعان داشت: در مدت مذكور به يك هزار و 154 نفر از مزاحمان خياباني تذكر ارشادي داده شد و 529 نفر نيز دستگير و از 236 نفر اخذ تعهد و همچنين 293 نفر به مقام قضايي معرفي شدند.
حسيني از تذكر ارشادي به 720 نفر از توليدكنندگان ناهنجاري*هاي صوتي خبر داد و افزود: در اين رابطه 390 نفر دستگير، از 180 نفر اخذ تعهد و 210 نفر به مقام قضايي معرفي شدند مضاف براين كه در اين راستا 150 دستگاه خودرو و 230 دستگاه موتورسيكلت نيز توقيف شد.
وي از اجراي 5 مرحله طرح پاكسازي مناطق آلوده خبر داد و گفت: در اين راستا، 19 نقطه آلوده پاكسازي و 116 نفر نيز در اين مناطق دستگير شدند.
حسيني در پايان از پلمپ 9 واحد صنفي كه اقدام به توزيع البسه ضد اخلاقي مي*كردند و نيز 6 واحد صنفي كه اقدام به توزيع ماهواره مي*كردند طي مدت مذكور در گيلان خبر داد و خاطر نشان كرد: تاكنون 124 دستگاه رسيور، 153 ديش و 163 LMB (تجهيزات ماهواره) جمع آوري شده است.

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بزرگترين كاكتوس ايران در ميدان آستارا كاشته شد


بزرگترين كاكتوس كشور به ارتفاع 3 متر و 72 سال سن در ميدان فرمانداري آستارا كاشته شد.



اين كاكتوس در سال 1339 در حياط منزل مسكوني يكي از باغداران آستارا كاشته شده بود كه امروز به فرمانداري آستارا اهداء و طي مراسمي با حضور فرماندار در ميدان اين شهر كاشته شد.

اين كاكتوس عظيم الجثه كه از ايتاليا وارد ايران شده از خانواده سريوس*ها است كه لوفوسريوس ناميده مي شود.

اين كاكتوس يكي از قديمي*ترين كاكتوس هاي موجود در ايران است كه از رشد نسبتاً كندي در شرايط آب و هوايي شمال ايران برخوردار است.