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How did people in ancient Persia manage to sip chilled drinks in the middle of the scorching desert? From the ingenious yakhchal—massive domed ice houses built of clay—to the hidden qanat tunnels that carried cool water from distant mountains, Persians found remarkable ways to keep snow and ice through the hottest months of the year. They even celebrated with sherbat fountains, turning rosewater and fruit syrups into luxurious cold drinks that amazed travelers and delighted nobles.

In this slow-paced, sleep-friendly history journey, we’ll explore the clever architecture, the quiet labor of ice keepers, and the joyful moments of sherbat festivals. Accompanied by gentle storytelling, soft imagery, and the sound of desert winds and camel bells, this episode invites you to relax, drift back in time, and discover how winter lived on in the heart of summer.

So get comfortable, close your eyes, and let history cool your thoughts tonight.