Welcome to our travel website dedicated to the enchanting attraction of Iran. Discover the rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes of this captivating country. Generally, From the ancient ruins of Persepolis to the intricate beauty of Isfahan’s mosques, and the natural wonders of the Alborz mountains, our comprehensive guides offer insights into Iran’s most iconic and hidden gems. Explore detailed itineraries, insider tips, and cultural highlights to make your journey through Iran unforgettable.
Lake Parishan is one of the largest lakes in Iran in the Middle East that has fresh water but is not edible. This lake was introduced to the world as an international wetland in the Ramsar Convention. If you want to learn more about Lake Parishan, join us on the Hey Persia blog. Where is […]
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Every time we hear the name Shiraz, its attractions such as Hafeziyeh, Eram Garden, Nasir al-Molk Mosque, etc. come to mind. But in addition to these places of interest that are worth visiting several times, there are also charming and old villages such as Qalat Village in Iran, which has been a hangout for Shiraz
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Lake Shormast in Iran is the only 15-hectare natural lake in the Savadkooh region, located 5.5 kilometers from Pol Sefid city. The path to this lake is a bit winding and is steep, steep, and difficult. But when you see this beautiful lake, you will realize that it was worth all this difficulty. Today, we
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Unlike the “Terez Waterfall”, which has relatively little hiking, the “Jalsang Waterfall” is a very spectacular space in the Lefour region, which requires about 5 hours of forest hiking to see. On a trip to the Jalsang Waterfall region of Mazandaran, you will first reach the Triple Twin Jalsang Waterfall. By crossing the river or
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When the famous Syrian architect “Epsi” began building the city of Bishapur on the orders of Shapur I, he probably never imagined that this city would become a world heritage site in the future and become known as one of the oldest cities in Iran with a written history of urban planning! If you would
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The sights of Fars province are very diverse and amazing. If you want to travel to this province, include a visit to the charming villages of Shiraz, especially Dashtak Village in Iran, in your travel plan. This village is one of the oldest villages in Fars province, located in a small plain called Dashtak, and
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Baliran Forest in Iran, the hidden paradise of Mazandaran, is one of the most beautiful places in Mazandaran province, where you can feel the cool breeze of the region on your skin when you visit it. This enchanting area, also known as the hidden paradise of Amol, became the second tourist area of Mazandaran province
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Perhaps if it weren’t for Nima Yushij, few people would have heard of the village of Yush in Mazandaran. Nima Yushij, a famous poet of modern poetry, was initially in the city of Rey. But in 1993, he transferred to his birthplace, the village of Yoush Baladeh. This made people familiar with the village of
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Chal Nakhjir Cave in Iran is one of the most beautiful caves in Iran and a 3-story limestone living cave that was in 1987, and so far only 1200 meters of the cave has prepared for visiting. If you would like to learn more about this beautiful cave, join us on the Hey Persia blog.
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Many tourist attractions are naturally formed. But some phenomena, such as “Alborz Lake”, are the result of the coexistence of nature and man-made structures. Today, on the Hey Persia blog, instead of talking about a natural attraction, we intend to talk to you about the man-made “Lefour Dam”. If you are also into learning more
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