As a passionate and history-loving tourist, you should expect plenty of wonderful things to do in Isfahan that awaits you impatiently. Iran a country with rich and unknown ancient history, is one of the most attractive places in the world for visitors who are interested in historical monuments and remnants, and Isfahan is undoubtedly one of its most fascinating...
Visits the tombs of Hafez and Sa’adi and discovers the power of Sufi poetry over the centuries BY: Wahyuni KamahPrinted in The Jakarta Globe July 4, 2014 Don’t forget to visit Sa’adi’s tomb. His poems are truly humanist and his works are highly respected around the world,” said the passenger sitting next to me on my flight to Shiraz, Iran.I could not forget — the...
It is the largest stone building in Iran after Persepolis, which is located in the city of Kangavar in Kermanshah province, on the historic Hegmataneh-Biston-Ctesiphon road. Anahita Temple in Kangavar is the most famous temple of Anahita in Iran. Anahita Temple History of Anahita Temple To the ancient Iranians, Anahita was considered the guardian of water, an angel...
In april 2019 I traveled to Iran as I had heard from friends that this country must be wonderful with a lot of culture and friendly people everywhere. Since some years I’m a woman solo traveler but I must say that – from the very beginning – I felt comfortable and very safe. I met lots of people offering help without pushing me but just glad to make...
Arak Traditional Bazaar is one of the first buildings in Arak. Arak Bazaar complex, including baths, mosques, schools, water reservoirs, passages, and caravanserais, was founded during the reign of the Ghajar dynasty by Yousef Khan Gorji, in the central part of Sultanabad (formerly Arak). Arak Traditional Bazaar History of building & activities In addition to...
I traveled to Iran with my friends in September 2019. Steeped in history, nature, culture, myth, and delicious cuisine (especially keebap know as Kebab). Read More: TOP 10 Dishes you must try in Iran its biggest attraction in our opinion is its beautiful, friendly and hospitable people (and of course hoshkel women). Having traveled a lot we came to the conclusion...
Kermanshah’s traditional bazaar was built about 200 years ago during the reign of Kermanshah’s ruler, Mohammad Ali Mirza Dolatshah who was the first son of Fath Ali Shah Qajar and was seven months older than Abbas Mirza, the Crown prince, but because his mother was not from the Qajar tribe, he could not replace the king. During the economic boom of the...
Trencant tòpics Perquè IranCarmeGlobe TrotterSeleGuiaL’antiga PèrsiaAixí es va dir fins al 1935, el dimoni segons els USA, és un país amb molta història, allí van començar algunes de les cultures de la humanitat.Divisió administrativaIran es divideix en 31 províncies.Idiomes que es parlen a IranL’idioma oficial i que el parlen pràcticament el 100 % dels habitants és...
The first time I was in Iran I fell in love with this country. So I had to return in 2020. Due to the current political situation and the resulting economical restrictions this country has gained a sinister reputation. When telling my friends my plans to visit Iran, they all expressed their worries: terrorism, thieves, burglary, women suppression. But I did not let...
Most travelers who have been to Iran would say the same. Iran is a country of hospitality. When you travel and visit other countries, you sometimes experience hospitality, not only in Iran but in many other parts of the world. But you can not get this much hospitality in a place, in A country. The amount of hospitality that you get in Iran is seriously blowing your...