پاوه؛ روایت زندگی در دامنه هورامان

Synopsis In this episode, Mehdi Khalili travels to Paveh, the jewel of Oramanet; a city whose identity is shaped by its mountainous nature, rich Kurdish culture, and hardworking people. He joins a family dedicated to preserving nature, meets a blind tailor who sews hope with his hands, and then heads to the stepped village of Darian; where pomegranate orchards, gardens, basket weaving, and colorful Kurdish tablecloths portray the authentic life of the Oramanet people. Program segments 00:00 | Start of program Logo and introduction of the documentary series. 01:48 | Paveh; City of Mountains and Culture Introduction to the city of Paveh, its history, stepped architecture, and its place in the Oramanet region. 03:59 | A Family in the Service of Nature Meeting with a family that has dedicated their lives to protecting the environment and the beautiful nature of Paveh for years. 15:27 | Kak Ali; Blind Tailor The inspiring life story of Kak Ali, a blind tailor from Paveh who, with determination and love, has turned limitations into an opportunity for life. 26:37 | Paveh during the War A review of the events of the Holy Defense and the impact of the war on the people of Paveh and Kermanshah province. 28:50 | Paveh Women's Giveh Weaving Learning about the art of giveh weaving and the role of Paveh women in preserving one of the most authentic handicrafts of Kurdistan. 31:42 | Journey to Darian Village Moving towards the tourist destination village of Darian; one of the most beautiful villages in the Horaman region. 32:30 | Pomegranate Orchards of Darian Learn about pruning methods, maintaining pomegranate orchards, and building stone walls to prevent soil erosion. 36:55 | Architecture of Darian and Huraman A look at the unique stepped texture and architecture of Huraman villages that blend with the mountainous nature. 37:24 | Beh Gardens and Local Jam Visit the Beh Gardens and learn about making traditional jam from this fragrant fruit. 39:39 | Master Vahab; Purple Weaver Meet Master Vahab, a basket weaver who creates beautiful and functional baskets from purple branches. 42:36 | Party at the Masroor Family's Home Being with a hospitable family and experiencing the intimacy of rural life. 43:04 | Turnip Soup Introducing one of the traditional and nutritious dishes of the region, turnip soup or “Shalmin”. 44:10 | Kalaneh; Kurdistan’s popular bread Making Kalaneh, a local Kurdish bread with fresh spring onions, which is sometimes called “Kurdish pizza” due to its baking method and popularity. 45:31 | Barakat Table Ending the journey with a table full of local dishes and a story of the warm hospitality of the people of Huraman. Brief introduction to the episode This episode is a journey to Paveh; the land of nature, culture and inspiring people. From efforts to protect the environment and the art of giveh weaving to the terraced villages of Huraman, the pomegranate orchards of Darian and the colorful Kurdish tables, this episode offers an intimate picture of life in the heart of the Zagros Mountains. Support us by liking and subscribing and leave your opinion in the comments! The documentary "To the West of Kermanshah," narrated by Mehdi Khalili, depicts a journey to Kermanshah province. The work explores the history, culture, tourist attractions, local cuisine and delicacies, and other traditions and beauties of this region, introducing the audience to various aspects of this land.