Did you know that Iran is covered with 55% of mountains and mountain plateaus? The mountains can be divided into four areas, such as Alborz, Zagros, Central Iran, and the East of Iran. So let me tell you if you are a mountain climber or interested...
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General Information of Iran The word ‘Iran’ was known as ‘Arya’ in old Iran and ‘erãn' in Old Persian language. It is derived from the ancient 'Airya name’ or the land of noble people.The term ‘Arya’ was spelled as ‘Arya’ and Arya in Old Persian and...
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The lavish Golestan Palace is a masterpiece of the Qajar era, embodying the successful integration of earlier Persian crafts and architecture with Western influences. The Walled Palace, one of the oldest group buildings in Tehran, became the seat of the Qajar family which were kings...
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Yazdi Foods Ash-e-Shouli (Shouli Potage) It is the most common food among Yazdi People. Everyone knows its great taste. The seasoning of the Ash-e-Shouli is done with vinegar, but it can be replaced with pomegranate paste or any other sour liquid.Ash-e-Anar (Pomegranate Potage) One of the oldest warm...
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Yazd LocationYazd city, the capital of Yazd provinces, is located in a big valley between Shirkuh Mountain Rang, Kharangah Mountain, and has a dry and desert climate. The temperature changes sharply during the summer and winter in day and night. Yazd has a warm-season starting...
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1. Naghshe- e Jahan Square, Isfahan The Shah or Naghsh-e Jahan is a public urban square in the center of Isfahan, Iran. It is one of the largest city squares in the world and an outstanding example of Persian and Islamic architecture. Built by the Safavid...
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What will be the travel industry like in 2025? Here are the top trends in tourism in 2020, so you can realize and predict the direction of this vast industry. ...
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The Middle East has several tourist attractions where people go on solo trips easily. The best part about making tour plans there is the safety. It is entirely safe to travel solo to the Middle East. People from the Middle East are conservative and religious; however, you...
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Nowruz, in a literal manner, denotes ‘new day,’ and while the celebration is for Persian new year, much of the traditional ceremony belongs to renewal and pray and hope for the future. The roots of the Nowruz tradition stretch deep into history, with the spring equinox...
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Iran is famous for its culture and rich history that most of the tourists get attracted to visiting. And most people also don’t know about the pristine, mesmerizing landscapes of Iran. You can get a complete wilderness in nature if you go camping in Iran in any of...
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