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Tabriz is one of the oldest cities in Iran and has played a big role in the country’s history and culture. Known for its rich heritage, Tabriz has been home to poets, artists, and craftsmen who have shaped Iranian culture over the centuries.

Imamzadeh Ismail is a remarkable historical and religious complex located in Isfahan, Iran. This site is believed to be the resting place of Imamzadeh Ismail and prophet Isaiah, one of the prophets of Israelites.

In the heart of Iran's Semnan Province lies Damghan, a city steeped in history and cultural significance. Among its many historic landmarks, Imamzadeh Jafar stands out as a striking example of ancient Islamic architecture, dating back to the 11th century during the Seljuq and Ilkhanid periods.

Imagine standing before a towering brick structure that not only tells time with the precision of a sundial but also amplifies whispers into resounding echoes. This is Borje Toghrol, an ancient marvel in the heart of Rey city, Tehran.

Shiraz, renowned for its poetry and vibrant floral landscapes, has long captivated visitors with its stunning gardens and historical estates. The sight of towering trees intertwined with centuries-old mansions leaves a lasting impression on those who explore this city.

The Khan School or Madrese Khan once hosted the renowned philosopher Mulla Sadra, and was built in the early 17th century by Allahverdi Khan and his son, Imam Qoli Khan, with the support of Shah Abbas during the Safavid era.

Standing majestically southeast of the Jama Mosque in Bastam, Iran, the Kashaneh Bastam Tower also known as Borj Kashaneh is a 14th-century tower that captures the essence of both historical and architectural intrigue.

In the past, it may seem unbelievable how people managed to find their way and reach their destinations without modern navigation tools. However, this was made possible by landmarks and infrastructure like the Karat Tower in Razavi Khorasan.

Isfahan is renowned for its stunning Iranian architecture, including its distinctive mosques, minarets, mansions, and historic bridges. Among its many architectural gems is Hakim Mosque, also known as Jorjir Mosque, which stands as a testament to the city's rich artistic heritage.

Quran Gate (Darvazeh Ghoran) stands as a prominent historical and cultural landmark in Shiraz, Iran. This monumental gate, deeply rooted in the city’s history, has long served as both a spiritual and physical gateway for those entering Shiraz.

The Dardasht Minaret is a historic monument located in Isfahan, Iran. This architectural marvel stands over the Soltan Bakht Agha Mausoleum, the niece of Shah Sheikh Abu Ishaq, a ruler of the 8th century Solar Hijri calendar.

Sheikh Abdolsamad Mosque also known as the Jameh Mosque of Natanz, is a remarkable example of Persian architecture from the Mongol Ilkhanid period. Located in Natanz, Isfahan province, the mosque is deeply intertwined with the life of Abdul Samad al-Isfahani, a revered Sufi ascetic.

Chehel Dokhtaran Mausoleum is a remarkable historical site located in Damghan, Semnan Province, Iran. Also known as the "Tomb of Forty Girls," this ancient mausoleum stands as a testament to the architectural and cultural heritage of the 5th century AH (11th century AD).

Baba Ghassem Mosque, also known as Baba Ghassem Mausoleum, is a significant historical site located in the historic Ibn Sina neighborhood of Isfahan, Iran.

The Alaviyan Dome in Hamadan is a captivating example of Persian architecture, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of medieval Iran.

Fars province has long been a significant hub of governance in pre-Islamic Iran, which explains the presence of numerous remarkable ancient structures in the region. Among these historic sites is the ancient city of Bishapur, a testament to extraordinary architectural achievements.

Hamadan, one of Iran's highest cities, captivates visitors with its natural wonders and rich historical legacy. This blend has transformed the city into a popular destination for short breaks.

Tourists often fall into two broad categories: those who are drawn to the beauty of nature and those with a keen interest in historical sites and museums. When planning a trip, it's common for groups with mixed interests to struggle in choosing a destination that satisfies everyone.

Iranian gardens are a defining element of the country's architectural landscape, with examples found across the nation. Narenjestan Garden, also commonly referred to as Qavam Garden, is among the most exquisite sites in Shiraz.

Southern Iran is a region rich in history and culture. Its inhabitants are known for their warm welcome and the area is filled with impressive historical landmarks. Khuzestan province, in particular, has a long history and is home to many ancient sites.

Resket Tower is an ancient historical site located in the village of Resket, within the city of Sari in Mazandaran province.

Damghan, an ancient city, is home to numerous historic sites. Among these is the Tarikhaneh Mosque, a significant example of early Islamic architecture within Iran. Situated southeast of Damghan, this mosque is recognized as one of the country's oldest post-Islamic structures.

Kazeroon, situated in Fars province, is one of Iran's key historical regions, rich with ancient landmarks and tourist attractions.

The Stone Lion of Hamadan, known as Shir Sangi in Persian, is a remarkable relic from Iran’s rich historical tapestry. Perched on a hill in Hamadan, this imposing sculpture is a vestige of the ancient 'Lions' Gate,' which once stood as a grand entrance of the city of Ecbatana in Persia. Originally, two majestic lions flanked the old gate, symbolizing strength and protection.

Isfahan is renowned for its grand mosques, palaces, and historical splendor, and hides within its bustling streets a lesser-known yet fascinating historical treasure: the Saru Taqi Mosque.

Ecbatana, literally "the place of gathering," is a city steeped in history and legend. Nestled in the Zagros Mountains on Hegmataneh Hill, it served as the median empire capital and later as the summer capital of the Achaemenid and Parthian empires.

Tabriz, the largest city in the northwestern region of Iran and a key center in East Azarbaijan province, is known for its agreeable climate and rich cultural heritage. The city boasts an array of attractions, with one of the most prominent being the Jameh Mosque of Tabriz.

One of the prominent and picturesque cities in the lush Mazandaran province is Babol. Known as Bahar Naranj, it is the most populous city in northern Iran after Rasht and is a favored destination among tourists.

Isfahan is celebrated for its remarkable Persian architecture, reflecting centuries of cultural and artistic heritage. One of the most striking monuments from the Safavid era is Ashraf Hall, a testament to the grandeur and aesthetic sensibilities of that period.

Have you ever taken a taxi and the driver refused payment? Or perhaps you've been a guest at a Persian family meal, only to find your plate magically refilled without asking?

Thanks to drones, capturing breathtaking aerial views has become more accessible than ever. These versatile gadgets offer a new perspective on photography, allowing travelers to document stunning landscapes, vibrant cityscapes, and unique cultural events from above.

Meshgin Shahr, a historic city in Ardabil province, is known for its rich history and numerous attractions, including the Sheikh Heidar Mausoleum and Yeri City.

Located in Fars province, one of Iran's most historically significant regions, Firozabad, known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty, is a key area for nomadic culture in Iran. Firozabad is home to numerous ancient sites that date back to previous eras. Among these, the Ardashir Papakan Palace stands out as a notable attraction.

Located near the village of Khan Takhti and close to the city of Salmas, the Khan Takhty Rock Relief is carved into the solid face of Kouh Pir Chavoush mountain.

Iran is increasingly popular among backpackers, and for good reason—it's beauty and rich culture deserve more recognition. Although the traffic in Iran can be chaotic and unpredictable, driving in Iran can make travel much easier, especially for long distances.

The Jamkaran Mosque, located near the city of Qom, Iran, is a revered site in Shia Islam. Known for its spiritual significance and stunning architecture, the mosque draws millions of pilgrims and tourists from around the world each year.

Qom Atiq Mosque, also known as Jame Mosque, is a historical gem located in the heart of Qom city. Situated on Azar Street, in the Jame Mosque neighborhood, and near the Rey Gate, this ancient mosque stands as a testament to Iran's rich architectural and religious heritage.

The Hazrat Masoumeh Shrine, located in Qom, Iran, is a significant religious and cultural site. Dedicated to Fatima Masoumeh, the sister of the eighth Imam of Shia Islam, Imam Reza, the shrine attracts millions of pilgrims annually.

Harra Sea Forest, known locally as the Mangrove Forest of Qeshm, is a unique natural wonder situated in the northwestern part of Qeshm Island, Iran. This extraordinary forest spans approximately 200 square kilometers and is one of Iran's eight internationally protected areas.

Trains in Iran are among the most popular means of public transportation. When traveling by train, you don’t have to worry about road traffic, and the train schedule is almost unaffected by the weather conditions.

Traveling with children can be a thrilling yet challenging adventure, especially when the destination is as captivating and diverse as Iran.

Traveling through unfamiliar cities becomes smoother when you can navigate without language barriers, especially in countries like Iran. While Uber isn't available there, alternatives like Snapp and Tapsi offer similar conveniences.

Kerman is a province that never ceases to amaze its visitors, with breathtaking spots at every turn. One of the most extraordinary natural attractions in this region is the Keshit Waterfall.

For tourists eager to explore Iran, obtaining the appropriate visa is a crucial step in the travel planning process. The e-visa, introduced to streamline and simplify entry procedures, has become an essential tool for international travelers.

Damavand Mountain, the highest peak in Iran and the Middle East, stands proudly at 5,671 meters (18,606 feet) above sea level.

If you're seeking a new adventure, aiming to improve your health, or simply wanting to take in the scenery, cycling provides a unique way to connect with your surroundings. The joy doubles when you ride through picturesque locations like lush forests or serene beaches.

In the heart of Mashhad, surrounded by a lush, verdant garden, stands the awe-inspiring Tomb of Khajeh Rabie.

Language serves as one of our most vital tools for communication. Persian, also known as Farsi, is a beautiful and ancient language spoken by millions across Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.

Iran's beautiful castles are among the most cherished tourist destinations in the country.

Iran's past whispers from ancient ruins, while its present unfolds in vibrant cities. This list dives past the usual tourist hotspots, venturing into 25 destinations that promise a fresh perspective on the country.

Choosing the right university is a critical decision for any student, and this is particularly true for international students considering studying in Iran. This guide aims to assist international students in selecting a university that matches their specific criteria and preferences.

Did you know that one of the hottest place on Earth is found in Iran? The Shahdad’s Kalut area holds this distinction and stands out as one of Iran's most unique and famous attractions. This remarkable location is perfect for adventure seekers and desert trekkers.

Kashan is renowned for its splendid and historic houses, constructed by prominent merchants and businessmen. Many of these remarkable houses have been well-preserved and now serve as major tourist attractions.

Kashan is often cited in numerous historical sources as the oldest city in the world. This ancient city, recognized as the birthplace of one of the earliest civilizations, enjoys global popularity.

Mosques are among the most significant architectural structures in Iran, especially following the advent of Islam.

In the heart of Tehran, behind a humble wooden door within a peaceful garden, you'll find the Adorian Fire Temple—a cherished place where Zoroastrians have worshiped for ages.

Iran, with its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, is an intriguing destination for many travelers. If you're a smoker, you might wonder about the smoking regulations and culture in Iran.

Kharanaq village is a 4,500-year-old abandoned mud-brick town nestled 85 km east of Ardakan in Yazd Province.

Iran is a country steeped in history and known for its rich cultural heritage. It offers a fascinating backdrop for travelers seeking to maintain their fitness routines while exploring its diverse landscapes.

Entertainment is an inseparable part of human life because everyone craves some mental freedom and a worry-free time. Entertainment isn't just an escape; it helps you become more creative in your work, allowing you to approach projects more effectively, whether in person or online.

Let’s be honest, Instagram has become the ultimate source of travel inspiration. With countless photos and videos being uploaded every day, from casual selfies to stunning drone shots, capturing the perfect Instagram moment has become an integral part of our travel experiences.

Tehran, the capital of Iran, comes alive at night with a wide range of activities and places to explore. The city's nightlife is a mix of traditional and modern experiences, reflecting its rich culture and contemporary lifestyle.

Shiraz, a city rich in historical monuments, attracts numerous tourists each year. Among its most significant historical landmarks is Arg of Karim Khan, also known as Karim Khani Citadel, commissioned by Karim Khan Zand, the founder of the Zand dynasty, who was honored with the title Vakil ol-Ra'aya.

The Golestan Palace complex provides a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of Iranian architecture, spanning from the Zand dynasty to contemporary times.

Mesr, named for its Persian meaning "Egypt," is a desert village situated in the Central District of Khur and Biabanak County, Isfahan province. It lies 45 km from Jandag and 371 km from Yazd.

Situated in Ardabil, northwestern Iran, Shorabil Lake is a popular natural attraction offering recreational activities for all ages.

The sands of time hold buried the grandeur of Ivan Karkheh, an ancient city of the Sasanian period. Once a grand city, it is believed to be even larger than the nearby ancient city of Susa.

Neor Lake is a true natural wonder situated on the slopes of the Talash mountains, between Ardabil and Gilan provinces.

Yazd, known as the city of windmills and the second living historical city in the world, invites you to explore its renowned ancient qanats at the Yazd Water Museum.

Mashhad has long been a beloved destination for pilgrims, primarily due to the holy shrine of Imam Reza. While the primary purpose of many travelers is to visit this sacred site, there are also other historical and natural attractions in the city to explore.

In the heart of Rasht, the capital of Gilan province, lies Shahrdari Square, one of Iran's most beautiful and historic squares. A major attraction for tourists, the history of Shahrdari Square and its surrounding buildings dates back to the early Pahlavi dynasty.

Renowned as the Pink Mosque or Rainbow Mosque, Nasir-ol Molk Mosque is one of the most ancient and stunning mosques in Shiraz, Iran, and offers a visual feast unlike any other.

If you love animals and are curious about animals, a visit to the Darabad Museum of Natural History in Tehran is a must. The Darabad Museum of Natural History is one of the most comprehensive centers in Tehran for showcasing nature and wildlife.

Sarein is a city located in the Ardabil province of Iran. It's a popular tourist destination known for its mineral spa springs, making it a great place for relaxation and rejuvenation.

One of Ardabil's most remarkable landmarks is its grand bazaar, a vibrant and lively market dating back to the 7th and 8th centuries AH. This ancient bazaar showcases Iran's history from the distant past to the present day.

The Abbas Abad Historical Complex is one of the most memorable and historic sites in the Mazandaran province.

Towering over the plains of Tus in Iran stands a magnificent monument - Ferdowsi’s Mausoleum.

Are you seeking sun, sand, and adventure? Then Bandar Abbas is the perfect destination!

History has always shown us that nothing is permanent. Structures once deemed monumental, like ships and planes, often succumb to the passage of time, leaving behind only their stories.

Atiq Square, also known as Isfahan Kohneh Square, Sabze Meydan or Imam Ali Square, is a historic landmark in Isfahan, Iran. Located in the city center, it's a popular tourist destination.

Are you considering a trip to Iran? This intriguing country boasts a rich past, a dynamic culture, and breathtaking scenery. However, navigating visa requirements can be a hurdle for some travelers.

If you've ever tasted Iranian food, you're likely familiar with the concept of Persian side dishes - Iranian traditional pickles.

Susa is an ancient city dating back over 6000 years that served as a pivotal hub for civilizations such as the Proto-Elamite, Elamite, and Persian empires.

Among Kish's numerous attractions, the Kish Dolphin Park stands out as a favorite.

Mazandaran Province, located in northern Iran, is a popular tourist destination known for its stunning natural beauty.

Jahan Nama Village is located in Iran's Golestan Province, approximately 85 kilometers from the city of Gorgan. This area is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts.

Looking for a magical escape into nature? Fandoqloo Forest in Iran is calling your name!

Imagine stepping into a landscape so unique that it feels like you've been transported to another planet. Just a short drive from Chabahar, the Martian Mountains, also known as the Miniature Mountains, stretch out before you, offering a surreal and captivating sight.

Many of Yazd's attractions are historical sites, featuring unparalleled Iranian architecture that each narrates a fascinating story about the city's history. Among the most famous of these historic buildings, located in the city center, is the Jameh Mosque of Yazd.

Kharg Island is one of the islands in the Persian Gulf. It is believed to  be more than 14,000 years old. It is made of coral and has a length of 8 km. and is 4-5 km. in breadth.

Fluffy clouds hang so low in Iran's Cloud Forest, you feel like you could reach out and touch them. Lush green trees grow right out of the clouds, creating a magical jungle floating in the sky.

Established in 2001 within the sprawling Dolphin Park complex, spanning over 100 hectares, Kish Bird Garden has become a sanctuary for avian wonders from around the globe.

Welcome to the fascinating world of Kariz Underground City‌ in Kish, a hidden gem steeped in history and intrigue.

Zoroastrianism is an old religion that started in Iran thousands of years ago. It's one of the world's oldest religions that people still follow today. This religion teaches about good versus evil, with a focus on choosing good thoughts, words, and actions.

A Zoroastrian fire temple, also known as an agiary (Gujarati: અગિયારી, agiyārī) or in Farsi as an "Atashgah" (آتشگاه), is a place of worship for followers of Zoroastrianism, an ancient religion originating in Persia (modern-day Iran).

Deserts are amongst the best places in the world for adventure. From treks across incredible landscapes, to gazing at the stars on a pristinely clear night.

Kish Island is home to many beautiful and colorful aquatic animals. Visiting Kish Aquarium in Kish Island is perhaps the best way to peek inside the homes of countless marine species. Here, you have the opportunity to learn how these animals live and watch them in action.

All of the ancient world's greatest civilizations boasted a mighty metropolis. These ancient cities rose and fell with powerful empires and left legendary legacies that still endure today.

Are you tired of the same old tourist destinations? Do you long for a vacation that enlightens and educates you, while immersing you in the wonders of nature?

Since the early years of civilization, temples have long served an important role in not only the fabric of countless religions but also the livelihood of communities.