Kish island life is for you if you hate winter and are always trying to escape the cold and seek the sun.

Iran has long been projected in the mainstream media as a violent country plagued with wars, riots, terrorism, and violence.

Spiritual experiences come in many forms, from the religious and intellectual to those centered on art and nature.

By hearing the name Tehran, the first thing that springs into mind might be the controversial issues that revolve around politics in the media; having said that, politics is not the only thing running under the skin of this metropolitan city and we can look at Tehran from other points of view that uncover its rich history, culture, and art. Tehran is a city of diversities. In the same city, you can go to Toghrol Tower which dates back to the 12th century during the Seljuk dynasty, even though its dome has been destroyed due to some earthquakes; also you can go to the modern Milad Tower, the sixth-tallest telecommunication tower in the world, and enjoy your dinner at its revolving restaurant with the view of Tehran.

Since 2019 and the Covid-19 outbreak, everyone has been impatiently anticipating borders to be open again and planning their next destination. For those who are tight on budget and time but wish to experience every type of climate and entertainment during their trip, including visiting sunny beaches, magical deserts, lofty mountains, historical sites and buildings, living with nomadic people, or even feeling the rush in crowded cities, traveling to Iran would be a suitable decision.

Are you planning to visit Iran? Wondering when is the best time to travel to Iran and which Iran tours are the best for you? Don’t know how many days are enough for your trip to Iran?

Travelers have different criteria to choose a destination for their next trip. While some people think about the cost of their trip, others pay attention to weather conditions and the number of sightseeing that they want to visit every day.

Iran is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, and therefore, there are a number of cities in the country which has more than thousands of years of history. One of these cities is Bam in Kerman Province. The city and its cultural landscape were listed as the World Heritage Site of UNESCO in 2004.

The Silk Road was built to accelerate the connection between the East from China to the West in European countries. It was actually the most historical and biggest trade network until the 15th century AD for almost 1700 years.

According to Tasnim News Agency (an Iranian one), direct train services between Iran and Turkey restarted on Monday, 24th June 2019, with a passenger train leaving capital Tehran for Turkey’s eastern city of Van.

Tehran; the historical metropolitan Tehran; the historical metropolitan Tehran; the capital city and the heartbeat of Iran, the same as most other capital cities in the world, is the biggest city in the country.

Today, Tehran is not only the capital city of Iran but the heartbeat of the country.