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...
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...
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...
Many budget travelers often overlook spending a day in Tehran to explore and do time outing like locals. Tehran as the capital of Iran is the 3rd most populous metropolitan in the middle east which has a lot to offer for sightseeing. importantly this city is a mix of past and present that gives tourists and visitors a chance to visit the old and modernism of Tehran...
Which are the best restaurants in Shiraz, as a bustling city with lots of travel and tourism, it can be a question in the minds of many foreign travelers? One of the most important parts of any trip is finding the right place to eat for you and it depends on your priorities, in case of meals, cuisine, dishes price, dietary restrictions, and restaurant features. As a...
I had the chance to visit my beautiful Iran in 2012 and since then I had to visit it every year! I had had few Iranian classmates abroad so I already travelled there with a good impression, knowing that Iranians are welcoming and warm hearted. The artchitecture, food just make the journey more spicy! I recommend to start from Tehran, then continue to Kashan, Esfahan...
Here is my story from a memorable 1-week visit of the legendary Isfahan during my childhood. I was like 8 years old when I first traveled to this wonderful city with my family. I was a Tehran resident back then and moving from the crowded capital to a traditional city was so exciting to me. My sisters and I loved traveling by train, so my parents booked train tickets...
Hola queridos,soy chilena 🇨🇱 y de mis viajes a Irán solo tengo gratos recuerdos y no alcanzo a contarles de tanto que se puede conocer y disfrutar. Tienes hermosos paisajes al norte donde está el Mar Caspio junto a una frondosa vegetación y al sur de Irán está el Golfo Pérsico que se combina con el desierto. Cada ciudad de Irán tiene su historia y están llenas de...
Pristine nature, rich culture, wild and marine life, proximity to other islands of the Persian Gulf, etc. are answers to ‘Why visit Qeshm’.
On the blue, turquoise mosaics of the mosque’s entrance, a poem in Arabic written which means: what do you feel after visiting this mosque, do you feel like a bird in the cage or like a fish in the water, a true believer resembling a fish in the water and a hypocrite look likes a bird in the cage. Before entering the mosque just remind this poem. Jameh Mosque...