Naqsh-e Jahan Square, also known as Imam Square, is one of the most beautiful destinations in Isfahan tours. In fact, many of the city's ancient structures are concentrated around this square. Throughout its history under various governments, this beautiful square has seen many ups and downs, sometimes neglected by rulers, but today, it enjoys immense popularity worldwide.   Its inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List underscores the significance of...

Shahr-e Sukhteh, also known as the Burnt City, is recognized as one of the world's oldest civilizations and among the earliest cities in Iran, according to archaeological findings. This historic city is a valuable area for archaeologists and history enthusiasts due to its significant historical capacity and the abundance of discovered artifacts. Visiting Shahr-e Sukhteh, you enter a museum-like desert with treasures hidden in every corner.   The vast area...

Chaharshanbe Suri is a lively, joyful, and delightful celebration held on the last Wednesday night of the year, marking the prelude to the Persian New Year.   Chaharshanbe Suri is a traditional Iranian festival held at dusk on the last Tuesday of the solar year, just before Nowruz (Persian New Year). It involves various customs like fire-jumping, fireworks, and eating special mixed nuts. Family gatherings, spoon-banging, and other rituals are...

Shab-e Yalda or Yalda Night, also known as Chelleh Night, is one of the oldest Iranian celebrations, held with great enthusiasm on the longest night of the year, the last night of autumn.   Similar to Chaharshanbe Suri and Nowruz, Yalda Night is an ancient Iranian festival that starts at sunset on the last day of autumn and ends at sunrise on the first day of winter. Yalda has always...

The fire temples of Iran served as places of worship for Zoroastrians in ancient Iran and symbolized the profound significance of fire in their lives. These temples were dedicated spaces where Zoroastrians would house fire and perform their religious rituals before it. Many fire temples were constructed in ancient Iran, but sadly, a significant number of them were destroyed when the Arab forces invaded Iran. Some of these ruins were...

In the second part of our blog post exploring the Sa'adabad Palace Complex in Tehran, we delve deeper into the rich history and cultural significance of this magnificent palace complex. From the Niyavaran Palace to the White Palace, we uncover the stories of the Iranian royalty who once called these palatial residences home. Additionally, we'll take you on a tour through the lush gardens and exquisite architecture, showcasing the fusion...

Shiraz is known as the city of poetry and orange blossoms. Apart from being one of Iran's best known cities for its enchanting gardens, it's home to Persepolis, the world's largest and most renowned historical monument. With its unique blend of urban and historical features, Shiraz attractions stands as one of Iran's most cherished tourist destinations, captivating both domestic and international visitors. In May, this city transforms into an earthly...

The Iran National Jewels Museum, one of Tehran's notable museums, is situated in the Central Bank building, showcasing valuable jewelry from past centuries, royal gifts, and belongings to the public. In this blog post in Parsi Tours Iran travel Agency we will explore the extraordinary and wonderful artifacts of Persian heritage during past millennia. Why Visit the Iran National Jewels Museum? The museum houses items adorned with precious gems such...

Iranian culture is full of tremendous diversity, a reflection of the various ethnic groups residing in Iran. These traditions are deeply ingrained in the collective Iranian culture and have persevered for millennia. While the global village has exerted its influence and media plays a significant role in shaping contemporary culture, many unique traditions remain intact, not only in Iran but also in other parts of the world. In this article...

If you have an interest in exploring historical sites, the Sa’dabad Historical and Cultural Complex (also Saad Abad, Saadabad) is a prominent destination in Iran's modern history. It served as the residence of the last kings of Iran during the Qajar and Pahlavi eras. A visit to the Sa’dabad Palace complex can offer fascinating insights into Iran's contemporary history. The Sa’dabad palaces are nestled amidst lush green gardens, providing a...