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Maranjab Desert; One of the Best Places for Trekking in Iran

One of the most beautiful Iranian deserts is the Maranjab Desert with high dunes and forests arch. It is one of the best places for trekking in Iran, in addition, to be a perfect place for photography during days and nights.

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Standard 18 September 16

Persian Saffron; The Red-Gold Ingredient

Saffron is one of Iran’s non-oil exports. Although it’s grown in only a few provinces throughout the country, it’s easy to find it in the various spice markets. Persian Saffron; the Red-Gold ingredient grows from late October to mid-November, early in the morning before the sunlight women harvest the flowers before they bloom, so the stigma (which is the actual Saffron) is out of any dust. Once the flowers picked, they start the process of separating the purple stigma from the purple crocus flower. 

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Standard 18 September 12

Top 8 Iranian Beverages and Drinks

Iran is a well-known country for the variety of cuisine served in every corner of the country.

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Standard 18 September 10

Iranian Nomads with a Wide Diversity of Ethnicity

There is a wide range of ethnicities in the Iranian community. From north to south, and east to west, you can find people with different culture and dialectic. For instance, in the northern part of Iran, beside  the Caspian Sea, there are Gilaki, Mazani, and Turkmen. 

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Standard 18 September 05

Shahr-e Sokhteh; The Beginning of Civilization 5,200 Years Ago

Shahr-e Sokhteh, which stands for ‘Burnt City’, is situated at the junction of Bronze Age trade routes crossing the Iranian plateau, in the Sistan and Baluchistan province, in the southeast of Iran.

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Standard 18 September 02

Cultural Landscape of Maymand

There are some amazing villages all around Iran, and as a matter of fact, Maymand is one of those. The village is believed to be a primary human residence in the Iranian Plateau, dating back to 12,000 years ago.

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Standard 18 September 01

Fal-e Hafiz (Fale Hafez)

Hafiz is one of the greatest Persian poets who lived in the 14th century in Shiraz. He is best known for his mystic poems which have had a profound effect on Persian literature and culture.

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Standard 18 August 29

Tabriz Bazaar Complex | The Largest Covered Bazaar in Iran

One of the most important cities in Iran which is known for a cultural exchange since antiquity is Tabriz which is located in the northwest part of Iran. The city is one of the most important commercial centers on the Silk Road and therefore one of the most historical bazaar in the country is located at the heart of Tabriz.

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Standard 18 August 29

The Ancient City of Susa in Persia (Iran)

With a supreme history, Iran acts as a live museum with numerous valuable objects and museums around the country. In fact, the country has more than 20 properties listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

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Standard 18 August 28

Top 7 Distinct Hotels in Iran

There are so many historic and traditional hotels all over Iran. However, some of them are exceptional for their architecture, beauty, or the history of the place. In this article, we are going to introduce some of the most distinct hotels in Iran to give you an idea about these magnificent places.

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Standard 18 August 26

Top 8 Things to Do & See in Tabriz

The city of Tabriz has been and still is one of the most important cities in Iran. Not only because of historical and cultural aspect but also due to the economic, industrial and political influences that the city had on the country in general. 

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Standard 18 August 25

Top 9 Places to Visit in Isfahan

Isfahan is one of the most magnificent cities in Iran with lots of beautiful and historical sites to visit. There are numerous palaces, bridges, mosques, and bazaars in the city which for sure no tourists have enough time to visit all of those. In this article, we are going to introduce the best places to visit in Isfahan to make sure that you do not miss any.

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Standard 18 August 23

Mina-kari (enamel) | The Art of Love & Fire

Mina-kari is one of the most beautiful Persian arts that you can see the best kind of these handicrafts in Isfahan. The history of this art dates back to 5000 years ago.  

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Standard 18 August 21

Top 10 Museums to Visit in Tehran

In every city, there are numerous places to visit. However, considering the time limit of every travel, it would not be possible to visit all the places and every passenger should plan to visit the best and must-see places.

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Standard 18 August 20

Sari Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

By traveling to the northern part of Iran at the beautiful coastline of the Caspian Sea, you will face with beautiful landscapes through your journey, with mountains and jungles on one side and sea on the other.

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Standard 18 August 19

Wonders of the Persian Gulf

If you ever check the map of Iran, you will notice that it is limited by the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea in the southern side of the country. There are so many beautiful islands with amazing wildlife in both of these bodies of water and therefore numerous tourists travel to these islands all around the year. 

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Standard 18 August 19

Shahr-e Kord; The “Roof of Iran”

If you are a nature lover and enjoy camping, skiing, and visiting amazing landscapes with enormous waterfalls, Shahr-e Kord is the best place for you. So when traveling to Iran, don’t forget to visit Shahr-e Kord and enjoy your time. 

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Standard 18 August 15

Sizdah Be Dar | An Ancient Festival in Iran

On 13th of Farvardin, (it is coincided with 2nd of April) all Iranians struggle to make the best of this day and complete the memorable holiday of Nowruz.

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Standard 18 August 14

The Radif of Iranian Music

When we talk about the heritage of Iranian music, our purpose is not a special form of it, but our look at all the instrumental and vocal songs, individual and group performances, martial, ritual, religious, epic, mystical, marriage and mourning , fun and tragic music, traditional techniques and knowledge, oral literature and technology related to music, and all the cases which are the result of talent, taste, thinking, worldview, creativity and the initiative of all generations that have come to us orally and written from teachers to the students.

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Standard 18 August 14

Carrying “Nakhl” in Ashura Ritual | Muharram in Iran

After the Safavid Empire was formed and the Shia was chosen as an official religion in Iran in 16th century, various customs were established in many parts of the country to consolidate this religion in our land. 

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Standard 18 July 10

Top 10 Persian Desserts and Sweets You Will LOVE

When you travel to Iran, you will understand that Iranian people make some of the best desserts out there, they flavored their desserts with saffron, rosewater, pistachio, and some more delicious flavors you will love. 

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Standard 18 August 12

Pateh Weaving Handicraft

In every city in Iran, you can find a unique piece of art which has a history behind. From north to south, and east to west of the country, there are various types of Iranian local handicrafts. 

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Standard 18 August 11

Naqqali: Iranian Dramatic Story-Telling

Naqqali has a long history in Iran and has played an important role to maintain the culture and native traditions of the country. The best oral texts of every language are short stories that come to us from generation to generation like the oral music that the players learn each other. 

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Standard 18 August 11

Gonbad-e Kavus Tower | The Remaining Evidence of Jorjan

With a great history, Iran represents numbers of historical monuments in the country. 

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Standard 18 August 09

Ritual Dramatic Art of Ta’ziye

Ta’ziye is a ritual dramatic art among Iranian traditions which recounts the religious and historical events and mythical stories and folktales. 

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Standard 18 August 06

Sheikh Safi al-Din Khanegah and Shrine Ensemble

The Shrine and Khanegah of Sheikh Safi al-Din in Ardabil is one of the magnificent monuments in Iran which was built from the beginning of the 16th century till the end of the 18th century. 

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Standard 18 August 05

Type of Prayers in Iran

In general, prayer is an act of worship which can have the variety of forms like liturgy or ritual. Nowadays, some religions require people to do a strict sequence of actions as prayer, while the others may practice the prayer by anyone at any time. 

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Standard 18 August 05

Ghalamzani Art in Iran | Engraving

If you travel to Iran and visit Isfahan, you will definitely see the splendid art of engraving at the Bazaar of Isfahan.  

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Video 18 August 04

Iran in 4K

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Standard 18 August 04

Iranian Lenj Boats in the Persian Gulf

If you are planning to travel to Iran, we suggest to visit the Persian Gulf and see the process of building the lenj boat, the traditional skills of building and sailing the Lenj boats.

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Video 18 August 02

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If you travel to Iran, it is impossible to ignore some cities. One of this cities that you should visit it when traveling to Iran, is Zanjan. Zanjan is situated on the north-west of Tehran on the main highway from Tehran to Tabriz, about 20 kilometers south of the Qaflankuh Mountain Range. 

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Standard 18 August 02

Qara Kelisa, The Armenian Monastic Ensembles of Iran

When you travel to Iran, one of the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO that you must visit is St. Thaddeus Monastery. 

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Standard 18 August 01

Zanjan Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

If you travel to Iran, it is impossible to ignore some cities. One of this cities that you should visit it when travelling to Iran, is Zanjan. Zanjan is situated on the north-west of Tehran on the main highway from Tehran to Tabriz, about 20 kilometres south of the Qaflankuh Mountain Range. 

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Standard 18 August 01

Bandar Abbas Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

Iran travel can make you surprised. If you are planning to travel to Iran and you have southern part of Iran in your itinerary, you should expect a completely different culture and ethnicity from the rest of the country. 

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Standard 18 July 31

Nowruz

Nowruz is One of the suitable times for travel to Iran is, Spring. In this season you can acquaint some of the Iranian cultures. One of the Iranian ancient cultures is Nowruz. 

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Standard 18 July 31

Zar Ceremony in Hormozgan

The proximity of Bandar Abbas to the sea is the most significant reason for differences in customs and traditions of this area in comparison with other parts of Iran to seem amazing and extraordinary. 

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Standard 18 July 30

Date Palms in Iran

Date palms in Iran are more than just a sweet treat; they are a complete diet and a crucial component of Iranian culture and cuisine.

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Standard 18 July 25

Chogan: A Horse-Riding Game Originated in Iran

Chogan or as it is said in English “Polo”, is a traditional horse-riding game in Iran with a history of more than 2,000 years. 

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Standard 18 July 24

Shahdad with Magnificent Landscapes of Kaluts

When most people who have never travel to Iran, think about the country, they usually picture a deserted-country which is not true for all the country, but for some parts of it. 

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Standard 18 July 24

Kamancheh: Iranian Instrument

The instrument is used in different countries such as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Iran, it is also can be noticed in the Kurdish music.

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Standard 18 July 23

Masjed-e Jame of Isfahan

If you are planning to travel to Iran and visit Isfahan, one of the must-see monuments of the city is Masjed-e Jame of Isfahan. Actually, a travel to Iran and travel to Isfahan is not completed without seeing this amazing place. 

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Standard 18 July 23

Bisotun: The Ancient Complex in Western Iran

Iran has a great history and therefore there are many historical monuments in every part of Iran. If you are planning to travel to Iran we must say, Bisotun complex is an archaeological complex containing some items in the western part of Iran in Kermanshah province. 

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Standard 18 July 21

Birjand Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

Iran is famous for some items, such as Persian Carpet, Caviar, and of course, the best quality Iranian Saffron which is cultivated in some parts of Iran but the most popular one is from Birjand, the capital city of South Khorasan province. 

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Standard 18 July 21

Ardabil Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

One of the best ways to spend your vacation in Iran is to start from the north part of the country, continue to the center, and headed to the south part of Iran. 

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Standard 18 July 19

Chabahar Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

There are some cities in Iran with great and unique sightseeing’s and stunning rare nature, however, they are not that much popular for visitors who travel to Iran. 

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Standard 18 July 19

Top 5 Mountains to Climb in Iran

Iran is a vast country with more than 1,648,000 Km2 area. More than 55% area of the country is mountains, therefore, Iran is a great place for mountain climbing. 

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Standard 18 July 18

Urmia: A City with Thousands of Year's History

One of the most beautiful parts of Iran is the northwest side of the country, where you can find beautiful jungles, unique nature, historical sites, and few properties inscribed on the World Heritage sites by UNESCO around the city.

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Standard 18 July 17

Zahedan Travel Guide and Top Tourist Attractions

Any trip especially to other countries is not completed if you don’t see, and feel a new culture. 

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Standard 18 July 16

Lut Desert in Iran

Iran is a vast country with great history, so far 21 cultural and one natural property of the country has inscribed on the World Heritage List of UNESCO (in 2018). 

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Standard 18 July 15

Semnan Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

Tehran as the capital city of Iran and the main port of entry to the country by most of the visitors attracts many people to the city. 

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Standard 18 July 15

Rice: The Basic Ingredient of Iranian Ethnic & Traditional Cuisines

When you travel to Iran and visit different cities in every corner of Iran, you will understand that the national and local cuisine has a great diversity. 

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Standard 18 July 14

Hoz-e Soltan Salt Lake; The Natural Mirror

Travel to Iran is not limited to the historical places, Iran is a wonderland with magnificent natural items in every corner of the country, one of the most beautiful phenomena is salt lakes, there are some small and large salt lakes in Iran. 

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Standard 18 July 14

Top 4 Mountains of Iran

About 55% area of Iran’s land consists of mountains and mountain plateaus. These mountains can be divided into four main areas; Alburz, Zagros, Central Iran and East of Iran. So if you are interested in mountain climbing, Iran can be one of the best destinations for mountain climbing.

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Standard 18 July 12

Top 7 White Water Rafting in Iran; Enjoy an Exciting Experience

If you are interested in challenging yourself by experiencing adventurous activities, maybe rafting would be suitable for you, while, traveling around Iran to have an exciting memory. 

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Standard 18 July 12

Gorgan: The Historical City with the Second Longest Wall Worldwide

Gorgan; the historical city with the second longest wall worldwide The rapidly developing city is a livelihood place with the mixture of different ethnics. 

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Standard 18 July 11

Ramsar Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

The Caspian Sea shore in Iran is about 700 kilometers (435 miles) long, however, there are few cities that are well known in this area. 

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Standard 18 July 11

Qazvin Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

Iran used to have many capital cities during the history, and Qazvin was one of those. Therefore, you can find lots of historical sites from the Safavid and Qajar dynasties in the city.

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Standard 18 July 10

Top 4 Rural Housing in Iran

Iran is a vast country with different climates, natural landscapes, and geographical variations in every part of the country. 

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Standard 18 July 03

Fire Temple: The Holy Places Where Zoroastrians Worship God

Zoroastrians worship in fire temples or as it's said in Farsi “Atashgah” which are also called “Dare Mehr”, or “Agiyari”.

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Standard 18 July 01

Pahlevani and Zoorkhaneh Rituals

Pahlavani and Zoorkhaneh rituals are one of the Iranian traditional sports that has been practiced since ancient time. 

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Standard 18 July 01

Iran 4 Sites Added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List

In the 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee in Bahrain on Saturday,

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Standard 18 June 30

Top 8 Caves of Iran

When travelers think of Iran and started their planning to visit Iran, they mostly think about the historical points of the country, while, Iran is very rich in nature in different aspects. 

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Standard 18 June 28

Iranian Folkloric Dance

Local dances in every corner of Iran, are not only beautiful but have signs of mysticism, prayer, and martial arts. 

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Standard 18 June 26

Iran; The Country with Four Seasons

Iran with 1,648,195 Km2 (636,375 mi2) land area, is one of the 20 largest countries in the world. 

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Standard 18 June 26

Abgoosht & Dizi | The Most Traditional Persian Foods in Iran

Abgoosht (Ab stands for water and goosht for meat) is one of the most traditional stew in Iran. 

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Standard 18 June 24

Qom; The City with Religious and Natural Sites

When people think about the city of Qom, they usually consider visiting two most important sites in the city; Shrine of Fatima bin Musa, and Jamkaran. 

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Standard 18 June 24

Top 7 Stews in Iran; Persian Cuisines

When checking a menu of an Iranian restaurant you will definitely witness some foods called Khoresh (some say Khoresht).

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Standard 18 May 13

Yazd Travel Guide and Top Tourist Attractions in Yazd

It is believed that the name of the city is derived from Yazdegerd I, the Sassanids king of Persia.

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Standard 18 June 23

Top 17 Iranian Seafood Cuisine

When you travel to Iran, you will understand that seafood is the main cuisine in the coastal cities of Iran in the both north and the south area.

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Standard 18 June 23

Koloocheh; The Iranian Local Cookie

Koloocheh, the Iranian cookie cooked with different ingredients and recipes in various parts of Iran. 

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Standard 18 June 19

Mashhad Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions

The capital of Khorasan Razavi province in northeast Iran and the second-largest city in the country, Mashhad is best known for its beautiful pilgrimage shrine of Imam Reza. 

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Standard 18 June 19

Naghsh-e Jahan Square | The Square with Magnificent Architecture

Naghsh -e Jahan Square (Naghsh stands for Image and Jahan for the World), is situated at the center of Isfahan city. 

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Standard 18 June 13

The Sa'dabad Complex

The historical and cultural complex of Sa’dabad is a collection of mansions and palaces which is located in refreshing and good weather foothills of Mount Tochal and the lush and green valley of Darband in Tajrish distinct, North of Tehran. 

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Standard 18 May 26

Top 10 Forests and Jungles of Iran

Few things rival the soothing effect of a leisurely walk through the woods. From vast deserts to towering mountain ranges, Iran's topography is a canvas painted with the hues of varied ecosystems.

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Standard 18 June 11

Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System

Shushtar is a city in the southwest part of Iran, about 90 Km from Ahvaz in the province of Khuzestan. 

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Standard 18 June 10

Top 5 Iranian Handicraft; On the Occasion of World Handicrafts Day

June 10th is celebrated as World Handicraft Day worldwide. The World Handicrafts Council was established by the UNESCO with 90 countries as members. 

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Standard 18 June 03

Pasargadae: The Capital City & the Tomb of Cyrus the Great

Pasargadae was the capital city of the Achaemenid Empire under the governance of Cyrus the Great which is also his tomb. 

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Standard 18 June 09

Dome of Soltaniyeh; The Oldest Double-Shell Dome in Iran

The reason for the importance of Soltaniyeh is the Mausoleum of Il-khan Öljeitü also known as Muhammad Khodabandeh; the eighth Ilkhanid ruler. 

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Standard 18 June 09

Geographical and Regional Position of Iran

To have a better understanding of Iran, you must know how large the country is. 

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Standard 18 June 03

Takht-e Soleyman: The Holy Shrine of Zoroastrianism

The archaeological site of Takht-e Soleyman is listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 2003. 

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Standard 18 June 02

Iran Handicrafts

Persia has been a center of civilization for at least 7000 years.

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Standard 18 June 02

Know Iran

With an area of 1,648,195 square kilometers, Iran is almost three times the size of France or slightly smaller than Alaska.

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Standard 18 May 27

Mesr Desert in Iran | Fabulous Desert

Mesr (it has the same meaning as Egypt in Persian) is a desert village in the Central District of Khur and Biabanak County in the Isfahan province and 45 km far from the city of Jandag and 371 km far from Yazd. 

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Standard 18 May 13

Tabriz 2018 Silk Road

Tabriz is one of the most important cities of Iran, not only from the historical and cultural aspect but also from the economic, industrial and political point of view it has a very special place among the cities of Iran. 

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Standard 18 May 21

Abyaneh Village | The Red Village

If you are traveling to Isfahan from Kashan or Tehran by car it would be a great idea to spend a few hours in Abyaneh village. 

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Standard 18 May 16

Kashan City of Roses

Due to numbers of beautiful sights, traditional houses and ancient monuments in Kashan, lots of international tourists consider visiting the city while traveling to Iran. 

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Standard 18 May 24

Kerman Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions in Kerman

Kerman metropolis city is the capital city of the vastest province of Iran with the same name of Kerman. 

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Standard 18 May 23

Hamadan Travel Guide | Top Tourist Attractions in Hamadan

Hamadan (in old Persian: Hagmetana or Ecbatana) is one of the oldest continually inhabited towns in Iran. It is believed that the city was occupied by the Assyrians in 1100 BCE. 

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Standard 18 May 22

Isfahan | The City of Gardens

Isfahan is the most visited city by international tourists in Iran for its stunning bridges over Zayanderud, magnificent palaces, beautiful gardens, wonderful mosques, lots of historical sites and also the Armenian church in Jolfa district. 

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Standard 18 May 19

Tchogha Zanbil | The Alive Ziggurat

Tchogha Zanbil is an ancient Elamite complex which is located in the southwest of Iran Khuzestan province, 30 Km (19 Mile) to Susa and 80 Km (50 Mile) north of Ahvaz. 

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Standard 18 May 24

Iranian Soup & Ash

If you are planning to travel to Iran, you must taste Iranian delicious foods. Persian Cuisine is influenced by the great diversity Iranians have in their ethnicity and culture. 

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Standard 17 October 03

Borujerd

Borujerd (Persian: بروجرد Borūjerd‎‎) is a city in and capital of Borujerd County, Lorestan Province in western Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 227,547 in 59,388 families. Among the existing modern cities in Iran, Borujerd is one of the oldest reported at least since the 9th century. In Sassanid Empire, Borujerd was a small town and region neighboring Nahavand. Gaining more attention during Great Seljuq Empire in the 9th and 10th centuries, Borujerd stood as an industrial, commercial and strategic city in the Zagros Mountains until the 20th century. In its golden ages, Borujerd was selected as the state capital of Lorestan and Khuzestan region during Qajar dynasty in the 18th and 19th centuries.

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Iran Country

Nestled between rugged mountains and expansive deserts, the Iran country beckons with a magnetic allure that has enchanted travelers for centuries. With a history dating back to ancient civilizations, a culture as diverse as its landscapes, and vistas that range from snow-capped peaks to golden sand dunes, Iran is a destination that promises a journey of awe and wonder. As you step onto the soil of Iran country, you're stepping into a tapestry woven with threads of time. The echoes of the Persian Empire, renowned for its grandeur, innovation, and influence, resonate through the ruins of Persepolis and the ancient city of Pasargadae.

As you begin your journey to Iran country, this article is your trusty companion. Its purpose is to be your guide – illuminating hidden gems, offering insights into local life, and providing practical tips for an unforgettable adventure. Whether you're drawn to Iran's historical marvels, eager to savor its culinary delights, or simply ready to soak in its unparalleled landscapes, you'll find the information you seek within these words.

   

Historical and Cultural Marvels of Iran

Iran Country

Stepping into Iran country is akin to embarking on a journey through time, where history is etched into the very fabric of its landscapes and culture. From the grandeur of the ancient Persian Empire to the contemporary tapestry of today, Iran's historical and cultural riches offer a mesmerizing blend of the old and the new.

 

Persian Empire to Modern Times

The story of Iran country unfolds like pages from a chronicle, with the Persian Empire as its epic beginning. Through the annals of time, Iran has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, dynasties, and civilizations, each leaving an indelible mark on its identity. Millennia later, Iran stands as a testament to resilience, preserving its heritage while embracing modernity.

 

Iconic Historical Sites

In the heart of Iran country, historical treasures lay scattered like jewels waiting to be discovered. Persepolis, the "City of Persians," stands as a testament to the opulence and artistic prowess of the ancient world. Its towering columns and intricate carvings echo the glory of a bygone era. Naqsh-e Jahan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a living canvas of Islamic architecture, surrounded by the regal splendor of Shah Mosque and Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque.

Venturing further, Pasargadae beckons with the tomb of Cyrus the Great, a founder of the Persian Empire, where visitors pay homage to a figure who shaped the course of history. These sites, among many others, invite you to walk in the footsteps of kings and emperors, to feel the echoes of an era long past, and to marvel at the artistry that continues to inspire.

  

Cultural Diversity and Traditions

Beyond the stone walls and minarets lies a cultural mosaic that thrives within Iran country. Its people, with their diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and languages, contribute to the tapestry of Iran's identity. Amid this diversity, traditions like the vibrant Nowruz celebrations unite Iranians in a shared cultural experience. Nowruz, the Persian New Year, marks the arrival of spring and the renewal of life. Streets come alive with colorful displays, families gather for feasts, and homes are adorned with Haft-Seen tables, each symbolizing different aspects of life.

As Iran country embraces its historical heritage and celebrates its cultural tapestry, it extends an invitation to travelers – a chance to witness the evolution of a civilization, to stand in awe before the ruins of empires, and to participate in the vibrant celebrations that bind its people together. In the next chapter of our journey, we will venture into the natural wonders that grace this captivating land.

  

Mesmerizing Natural Landscapes in Iran

Iran Nature

Iran country is a canvas painted with nature's most splendid hues – a masterpiece that spans from majestic mountains to endless deserts, lush forests to picturesque coastlines. Embarking on a journey through Iran's diverse geography is akin to wandering through the chapters of a captivating story written by the Earth itself.

  

Diverse Geography

The Iran country's geographical tapestry is a testament to the planet's astounding diversity. The mighty Alborz Mountains stand as sentinels, crowned with snow, guarding the northern borders. These peaks, offering respite from the bustling cities, are a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and a backdrop to thriving ecosystems.

To the east, the Dasht-e Kavir desert stretches like an ocean of sand, captivating with its arid beauty. Amidst its golden dunes lies a solitude that whispers tales of ancient caravans and resilient desert flora. As you venture west, the lush forests of the Gilan and Mazandaran provinces offer a stark contrast, where cool breezes rustle through dense foliage and fog blankets the hillsides.

And then, there's the Caspian Sea, its azure waters fringed by palm trees and sandy shores. This coastal paradise is an oasis of tranquility and a playground for those seeking the embrace of the sea. The Iran country's geography is a symphony of contrasts, a reminder of the Earth's boundless creativity.

The Caspian Sea, the world's largest enclosed body of water, is a haven for relaxation and recreation. Its beaches invite sunbathers and swimmers, while its waters offer fishing and boating opportunities. The Alborz Mountains, with peaks reaching over 5,000 meters, present a playground for hikers, climbers, and those in search of panoramic vistas.

  

Outdoor Activities

For adventure seekers, Iran country offers a buffet of outdoor experiences. Hike through lush valleys, scaling the heights of Damavand, the Middle East's highest peak. During winter, the Alborz Mountains transform into a winter wonderland, inviting skiers and snowboarders to carve their paths down pristine slopes.

If the desert's allure beckons, embark on a desert safari, traversing the shifting sands in 4x4 vehicles, camping under the stars, and witnessing the desert's ever-changing moods. These outdoor escapades are not just activities – they're invitations to connect with the natural world and to experience Iran country's landscapes in ways that resonate with your adventurous spirit.

As we revel in Iran country's mesmerizing natural landscapes, we invite you to explore its architectural wonders, where history and artistry intertwine to create timeless monuments that grace its cities and towns.

  

Iran's Architectural Wonders

Iran Architecture

In the heart of Iran country, a symphony of architectural marvels unfolds, a testament to the rich tapestry of cultures, beliefs, and artistic ingenuity that have graced this land for centuries. From the grand mosques adorned with intricate tilework to the charming mud-brick buildings of historic villages, Iran's architecture tells stories of its past while embracing the pulse of its present.

  

A Fusion of Styles

The Iran country's architecture is a living testament to its multifaceted identity, a canvas where Islamic, Persian, and contemporary influences converge harmoniously. The result is a visual feast that transcends time, inviting visitors to walk through the eras. Every brick, every dome, and every arch carries the weight of history, a legacy passed down through generations.

  

Intricate Tilework

Among Iran country's architectural jewels are its mosques, adorned with a breathtaking display of intricate tilework that seems to shimmer under the sun. The Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, affectionately known as the "Pink Mosque," is a symphony of colors, where sunlight filters through stained glass windows, casting a kaleidoscope of hues upon the mosaic floors. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan, with its ethereal dome, is a masterpiece of Safavid architecture, its exterior modest in comparison to the radiant beauty concealed within.

  

Historic Village of Abyaneh

In the embrace of Iran's central mountains lies the historic village of Abyaneh, a living repository of tradition and history. Its well-preserved red mud-brick buildings, each seemingly frozen in time, create a striking contrast against the backdrop of the surrounding landscape. Winding alleyways, steeped in stories, lead you through a labyrinth of quaint houses, where intricate lattice windows cast enchanting shadows on cobblestone streets.

Abyaneh isn't just a village; it's a portal to Iran country's rural heritage, where traditions endure and the pulse of a slower pace of life can still be felt. As you traverse its streets, you're not just a traveler; you're a participant in a living story, a witness to the unbroken thread that connects past to present.

In the next chapter of our journey through Iran country, we'll indulge in its culinary treasures, discovering flavors that reflect the diversity of its landscapes and the warmth of its people.

 

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Iran's Culinary Delights

Embarking on a gastronomic journey through Iran country is like unveiling a treasure trove of flavors, where every dish is a masterpiece crafted with care, tradition, and a dash of innovation. From the fragrant saffron to the indulgence of dried fruits and nuts, Iranian cuisine weaves a tale of rich history and the enduring love affair between culture and culinary artistry.

  

Distinctive Flavors

Iranian cuisine is a canvas where ingredients are carefully chosen to create a harmonious symphony of tastes. Saffron, known as the "red gold," infuses dishes with its exquisite aroma and vibrant hue. It's a flavor that transcends the plate, evoking a sense of opulence and celebration. Dried fruits and nuts, from raisins to pistachios, add both sweetness and texture to various dishes, transforming them into delightful experiences.

  

Traditional Dishes

No culinary journey through Iran country is complete without indulging in its iconic dishes. Kebabs, marinated and grilled to perfection, offer a taste of simplicity and succulence. Tahdig, the prized crispy rice crust, is a testament to Iranians' ingenious use of ingredients. It's more than just a dish; it's a symbol of culinary artistry.

Ghormeh Sabzi, a herb-laden stew, captures the essence of Iranian comfort food. Its blend of herbs, slow-cooked meats, and kidney beans tells a story that dates back centuries. Each bite is a connection to the past, a taste of familial traditions passed down through generations.

  

Hospitality: A Reflection of Iranian Culture

In Iran country, hospitality is not just a tradition – it's a way of life, and it's often expressed through shared meals. Sharing food with others isn't merely an exchange of sustenance; it's a gesture of warmth, friendship, and cultural connection. Iranians take immense pride in hosting guests, ensuring that every dish served is a reflection of their generosity and care.

As a traveler, you'll find yourself welcomed into homes, invited to dine with locals, and encouraged to experience the heart of Iranian culture through its culinary traditions. Whether you're savoring aromatic stews in a cozy restaurant or indulging in a feast at a family gathering, every meal in Iran country is an opportunity to forge connections and create memories that linger long after the last bite.

As we savor the culinary wonders of Iran country, our journey continues to unveil the warm and welcoming spirit of its people, an essence that infuses every corner of this captivating land.

   

Warm and Welcoming Iranian Locals

In the tapestry of Iran country, it's the people who add the most vibrant and enduring colors. From the moment you step foot on this hospitable land, you're embraced by a warmth and friendliness that make you feel like you're not just a traveler, but a cherished guest in someone's home. The genuine hospitality of the Iranian people is a treasure that transforms a journey into an unforgettable experience.

  

Tapestry of Warmth: Embracing Visitors as Family

The warmth of the Iranian people is woven into their very being. It's evident in the smiles that greet you, the conversations that flow effortlessly, and the genuine curiosity about your journey. Iranians have an innate ability to make you feel like a part of their extended family, regardless of whether you're exploring bustling bazaars or enjoying a cup of tea in a local café.

Interacting with locals in Iran country is an invitation to connect, learn, and share. Anecdotes of encounters with Iranians are a testament to their boundless hospitality. Whether it's the shopkeeper who insists on giving you a taste of their finest saffron or the passerby who offers directions with a warm smile, these interactions become the cherished threads that weave your travel memories.

 

Cultural Norms and Etiquette

While Iranians are known for their warmth, it's important to navigate cultural norms and etiquette with respect. Politeness is highly regarded, and a simple "Salaam" (hello) or "Merci" (thank you) can go a long way. Modesty in dress is appreciated, particularly when visiting religious sites or interacting with locals in more conservative areas. Accepting offers of tea or food showcases your appreciation for their generosity, and removing your shoes before entering homes or certain establishments is a customary practice.

By embracing these customs, you're not only demonstrating respect but also enhancing your cultural immersion.

  

Iranian Bazaars

The bustling bazaars of Iran country are not merely marketplaces; they're vibrant hubs of culture, history, and commerce that breathe life into the cities. With their labyrinthine alleys, rich aromas, and kaleidoscope of goods, these bazaars offer a sensory experience that's as captivating as the landscapes themselves.

  

Iconic Iranian Bazaars

The Grand Bazaar in Tehran, a treasure trove of history and commerce, stands as a testament to the Iran country's dynamic spirit. With its intricate architecture, narrow passages, and stalls laden with everything from textiles to spices, it's a world unto itself. As you weave through its labyrinth, you'll find a treasure trove of Persian carpets, traditional crafts, and a symphony of colors and scents.

In Shiraz, the Vakil Bazaar immerses you in the poetry of Persian culture. This historic bazaar, adorned with stunning brickwork, captures the essence of traditional Persian architecture. Here, you can lose yourself in the world of handicrafts, jewelry, and textiles, while absorbing the stories that each item carries.

 

Tips for the Savvy Traveler

Bargaining is an art form in Iran country's bazaars, a dance between buyer and seller that's steeped in tradition. As a traveler, embracing this practice adds an extra layer of connection to your experience. Remember to approach bargaining with a friendly spirit, engaging in good-natured haggling that's a blend of respect and playfulness.

As you wander through the stalls, keep an eye out for unique souvenirs that reflect the spirit of Iran country. Delicate handwoven textiles, intricate miniatures, and artisanal ceramics make for excellent mementos of your journey. Engage with the vendors, learn the stories behind their crafts, and take home pieces that carry the echoes of the bazaars and the soul of the land.

  

Contemporary Iran

As Iran country evolves, it seamlessly weaves modernity into the rich fabric of its cultural tapestry. Beyond the historical landmarks and ancient traditions, contemporary Iran emerges as a vibrant and dynamic landscape of bustling cities, flourishing arts, and a tech-savvy generation.

Iran's cities are bustling hubs of innovation, where the echoes of the past harmonize with the rhythms of the present. Streets once trodden by kings and merchants now welcome a new generation of dreamers and entrepreneurs. Iran country's modernity isn't a departure from its roots; rather, it's an evolution that celebrates the fusion of ancient wisdom and contemporary progress.

 

Tehran's Contemporary Art Scene

Tehran, the pulsating heart of Iran country, boasts a vibrant contemporary art scene that captivates both locals and visitors. Galleries showcase the works of talented artists, reflecting a spectrum of perspectives, experiences, and emotions. From thought-provoking installations to avant-garde paintings, Tehran's art scene offers a window into the creative spirit that thrives in the nation's capital.

 

Coffee Culture and Hipster Neighborhoods

With the rise of coffee culture, Iran country's urban landscape has transformed into a haven for hipster cafes and trendy hangouts. Sipping on a cup of locally roasted coffee has become a symbol of the contemporary Iranian experience. These cafes aren't just places to grab a drink; they're communal spaces where ideas are exchanged, friendships are forged, and creativity flourishes.

  

Practical Travel Tips

To ensure a seamless and enriching experience, here are some practical travel tips that will guide you through the intricacies of planning, safety, and exploration.

 

Visa Requirements, Best Times, and Transportation

  1. Check visa requirements based on your nationality.
  2. Visit during spring and autumn for pleasant weather.
  3. Utilize buses, trains, and flights for transportation within the country.

  

Safety and Cultural Etiquette

  1. Stay vigilant and secure belongings in crowded areas.
  2. Respect local customs by dressing modestly.
  3. Greet locals with "Salaam" and "Merci" for positive interactions.

  

Packing Essentials for Diverse Experiences

  1. Carry conservative attire for cultural sites.
  2. Pack lightweight clothes, sunscreen, and a hat for warmer months.
  3. Prepare warm layers and sturdy shoes for mountains and deserts.
  4. Women should have a headscarf.
  5. Bring a travel adapter for electrical outlets.

   

Final Words

Our journey through Iran country has only scratched the surface of its wonders. As you plan your own adventure, remember that each corner holds a story, every bazaar alley has a secret, and every smile exchanged carries the essence of this land. Embrace the multifaceted beauty that unfolds as you delve into the richness of its history, traditions, and landscapes.

As you begin your own exploration of Iran country, we invite you to share your travel stories and experiences. Your journey is a testament to the connections forged, the memories created, and the enrichment gained. Let your voice join the chorus of those who have traversed this enchanting land, and let your stories inspire others to uncover the magic of Iran country.

May your journey be filled with wonder, connection, and the enduring beauty that only Iran country can offer.