The presence of the high mountain ranges of Alborz and Zagros, preventing moist air masses from reaching the center of the country, has created a semi-arid and arid climate in these regions. The deserts of Iran cover about 86 million hectares of the country's area, a significant size. Dasht-e Kavir and Lut Desert of Iran are two famous deserts in Iran, forming a large part of the country's desert area. Join...
Read MoreGolshan or Afif Abad Garden in Shiraz The Golshan or Afif Abad Garden of Shiraz is considered as one of famous Iranian gardens and Shiraz attractions, representing a complete example of Iranian floriculture. This garden, a legacy of the Safavid era, was built in 1284 AH in one of the noble neighborhoods of Shiraz. During the Qajar era, the Golshan Garden was purchased by Mirza Ali Mohammad Khan Qavam al-Mulk...
Read MoreEram Garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Shiraz, known for its beautiful garden-palace setup. The garden is widely loved for its citrus trees and a long street flanked by magnificent cypress trees. Besides the main Qajar-era palace at its heart, the garden is further beautified by tall, ancient cypress trees. Eram Garden, spanning over 110,380 square meters, was nationally registered on November 5, 1974. Join us...
Read MoreThis time, we will have a different journey to the north of Iran, a journey exclusively on the Caspian Sea beaches. Imagine yourself on the rocky beaches of northern Iran or amidst the sandy beaches and resorts of Ramsar, looking out at the sea and taking a deep breath. Every year, thousands flock to the beautiful nature of various towns and villages in the north of Iran. Beach hopping is...
Read MoreShahzadeh Mahan Historical Garden in Kerman is one of the most stunning and beautiful attractions in Kerman, Iran. This amazing and picturesque garden, like a paradise nestled in the heart of the desert city of Kerman, has significantly boosted the tourism industry in Iran and Kerman. It is a historic site and a national heritage, not only registered by UNESCO but also introduced in 35 living languages worldwide. Kerman is...
Read MoreThe resort island of Kish is located in Bandar Langeh city in Hormozgan province and is one of the Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf. This island with an area of 91.5 square kilometers is bordered by Iran from the north, the Strait of Hormuz from the east, the United Arab Emirates from the south, and Bahrain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia from the west. Every year, more than a few...
Read MoreThe Lut Desert is a vast desert encompassing about 10% of Iran's territory. Recognized as one of the world's driest and hottest regions, it spans an area of 120,000 square kilometers. This region is filled with mysteries. This scorching and mysterious expanse has been so captivating that it became Iran's first natural feature to be listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Join us to learn more about the...
Read MoreTakht-e Soleyman, regarded as the birthplace of Zoroaster, has witnessed five eras of human history and civilization. This unique and extraordinary site, dating back 3000 years and listed in UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, is one of the attractions of West Azerbaijan province of Iran and is located in the city of Takab. Takht-e Soleyman was the largest educational, religious, and worship center before Islam and is considered the most important...
Read MoreIranian gardens are among the oldest in the world. With their beautiful design, they offer a delightful and joyful place for creating memorable moments. Regarded as some of the most beautiful gardens globally, these serene and lush Iranian gardens are found throughout the country, especially in desert cities. Constructed over various periods, the Pasargadae Garden in Shiraz is considered the oldest Iranian garden and the model for others. This garden,...
Read MoreThe unique location of the Hyrcanian forests along the Caspian Sea and the surrounding mountains has created a special climate for plant species not found in other forests worldwide. This has led to the emergence of rare plant and animal species. Most of the Hyrcanian forests are in Iran, but a small part is in Azerbaijan, allowing both countries to use these natural resources. Regardless of their location, these...
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