Tehran has been an immigrant city for many years. Persians, Azaris, Mazanis, Kurds, Gilakis and other ethnicities from all over the country make up the population of Tehran. In the past, the people of Tehran had their own dialect, which is known as the Tehrani dialect, and over time, the use of this dialect has diminished. Tehrani dialect is one of the dialects of Persian language that does not have a different word and its difference is in grammar.
Geography
Tehran province with an area of about 18814 square kilometers is bordered by Mazandaran province in the north, by Qom province in the south, by Markazi province in the southwest, by Alborz province in the west and by Semnan province in the east. This province consists of the cities of Tehran, Shahriyar, Islamshahr, Rey, Pakdasht, Damavand, Shemiran, Varamin and Firoozkooh.
Tourism attraction
Golestan Palace, Saadabad Palace, Niavaran Palace, Masoudieh Mansion, Abgine Museum, Iran national museum, Ferdows Garden Mansion, Imamzadeh Saleh Shrine, Tange Vashi (Strait), Nature Bridge, Old Town, Numerous Historic Houses, Milad Tower, ziba Park, luxury shopping centers, etc. are among the tourist attractions of this province. In addition to its natural and historical attractions, Tehran has been able to attract the attention of many tourists with its food. Among the most important foods of Tehran province, we can mention Eshkeneh Spinach, Dami Balghur Baro, Dampakhtak, and Ash Shole Ghalam .
Handicraft
Among the handicrafts of Tehran, we can mention patent leather weaving, Rudozi, Jajim weaving, etc. patent leather weaving is an art that is a combination of carpet and kilim weaving and is used as a rug. Embroidery is an art in which beading is done on fabric using bead needles, which, of course, is rarely seen today. Jajim weaving is one of the arts that the nomads practiced in Firoozkooh and they made high quality jajimas from sheep 's wool. The art of printing on fabric is called batik printing, which used natural patterns and colors such as turmeric, ronak and pomegranate on the fabric, which was once common in Tehran.
Customs 
Celebrations are an important part of the customs and culture of every people. In the past, the people in Tehran used to celebrate and have fun on different days. Chahar shanbe souri (the last Wednesday of the year), the night of Alafa, sizda be dar (the 13th day of Farvardin, the first month of the year), Panjak, etc. are among the celebrations that were performed in this province. Naghali Khani (a kind of storytelling, usually Persian myths) was popular. A person with a pleasant voice, with his special cane and the stool he used to create patterns, entertained people in old coffee shops. One of the narrative features is the detailed descriptions of the incident and the events of the story.

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