Halloween, the famous and vibrant celebration held annually in many parts of the world, is facing new obstacles in Aran and Bidgol this time. The head of the Cultural Heritage of Aran and Bidgol, Mohammad Javad Abdali, recently announced the measures taken by this organization to prevent Halloween tours in desert areas. This decision was made following the publication of advertisements for the celebration on Thursday and Friday.
Monitoring Patrols and Cooperation with Law Enforcement
In order to preserve local culture and prevent any violations, monitoring patrols of the cultural heritage will be active in desert areas and entry points in cooperation with law enforcement and security agencies. Abdali explains that in case of any violations, legal action will be taken against the offenders. These actions include the confiscation of vehicles, cancellation of tour guide licenses, and referral of offenders to judicial authorities.
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Continuous Efforts to Preserve Culture
The head of the Cultural Heritage of Aran and Bidgol emphasized that this organization has diligently pursued the issue to prevent any programs outside the regulations. He noted that Halloween originally falls on a Friday, and many tour advertisements are related to Thursday and Friday, which is why timely action was deemed necessary.
Abdali stated: "We have provided a report of the actions taken and necessary follow-ups have been carried out. Fortunately, there was no specific problem, and with the cooperation of relevant authorities, we were able to prevent this celebration in desert areas."
This action not only helps preserve local culture but also reminds tourists to respect local rules and regulations before traveling to desert areas. Given the beauty and natural attractions of these areas, ensuring safety and preserving local culture is of special importance.
Ultimately, it seems that the efforts of the Cultural Heritage of Aran and Bidgol to preserve cultural identity and prevent inappropriate celebrations in historical and natural areas represent an important step in safeguarding the cultural and natural heritage of this region. These actions demonstrate the serious commitment of officials to preserve culture and national identity.
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