Iran’s destinations are a tapestry of culture, history, and nature — from ancient cities like Isfahan and Shiraz to modern Tehran and Tabriz. Each offers a unique blend of Persian architecture, local traditions, and breathtaking landscapes that reveal the country’s timeless charm.
Have you ever driven through Golestan National Park? If you’ve traveled to the holy shrine of Imam Reza in Mashhad or visited Golestan Province, chances are you’ve passed through this breathtakingly beautiful park. Did you know it’s Iran’s very first national park? Curious about its size, wildlife, plant life, or must-see attractions? Join us on […]
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Badab-e Surt, located in the Mazandaran Province of northern Iran. It is a natural wonder that captivates visitors with its stunning terraced hot springs and vibrant mineral-rich pools. Nestled amidst the Alborz mountain range, this unique geological formation offers a glimpse into the forces of nature. Let’s delve into the history, geology, attractions, and significance
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Many cities have one famous complex or square or whatever kind of an urban sign, but Naqsh-e Jahan square has so many kings and rulers. But some of the governments that came along harmed it but more of them added value to this structural beauty. Nowadays it is those times and we all know the
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Shiraz, the city of poets, orange blossoms, and towering cypress trees, is a place that steals hearts. Shiraz Eram Garden majestic cypresses have inspired countless poems, but do you know where to find the tallest and oldest one? Meet the legendary Sarv-e Naz, a 35-meter cypress with thousands of years of history, standing proudly in
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Genrally, In Persian culture and Islamic tradition, bathhouses symbolize purity and cleanliness. Over centuries, Vakil Bathhouse in Shiraz was built for various reasons. Beyond their spiritual significance, they served as a source of income for mosques, schools, and other religious buildings. The Ilkhanid era saw a surge in bathhouse construction, but it was during the
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Watching The Margoon Waterfall in Iran without paying exorbitant fees for traveling abroad is a double pleasure that should be with all your heart and soul and enjoy this divine gift to the fullest. This waterfall, which is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iran and the tallest spring waterfall in the world, is
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Shapur Cave in Iran is one of the sights of Fars Province, dating back to pre-Sassanian times. People used to perform religious ceremonies in this cave and 2 other caves nearby. If you want to know more about Shapur Cave, its features and sculptures, join us on the Hey Persia blog. Where is Shapur Cave?
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Afif Abad Garden in Iran is one of the original and old gardens in Shiraz that has remained since the Safavid era. This beautiful garden of 127 thousand square meters is also known as the Golshan Garden and today it houses one of the largest military museums in the Middle East. This garden can be
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“Naqsh-e Rajab In Iran” is a 3-prominent rock carvings installed on the slope of a cave-like but open mountain. This complex is one of the most valuable ancient carvings of Iran in Fars province, which unfortunately; most of our country’s tourists are not aware of and most of them are visited by foreign tourists. If
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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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