Los Angeles ‘Freedom’ Sculpture Inspired by Cyrus Cylinder
Inspired by the well-known Cyrus Cylinder, an Iranian-American artist has built a new public art installation, known as the Freedom Sculpture, which was unveiled in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
Nomadic Lifestyle in Northwestern Iran
Atmianlu nomads are from one of the biggest tribes living in Arasbaran region, northwestern Iran. Quch Gulu countryside in Arasbaran annually hosts over 100 nomadic families.
Tourists Amazed by Lotus Lagoons in Northern Iran
The northern Iranian province of Mazandaran is home to beautiful lagoons, the surface of which is decorated with a large number of lotuses. They provide visitors with spectacular scenery during summer.
Italian Runner to Break Guinness Record in Iran Desert
An Italian runner plans to have his name appear in the Guinness Book of Records by running 80 kilometres in Iran’s Loot Desert in 70-degree temperature.
Nazkhatoon: A Popular Iranian Food
Nazkhatoon is one of the most popular and delicious local foods in Iranian cuisine.
Iran’s “Versailles Palace” Eventually Registered as National Heritage Site
Iran’s top cultural heritage body finally gave the green light for registration of the Sabet Pasal Mansion, commonly known as the Versailles Palace of Iran, as a National Heritage Site following a considerable controversy over the imminent destruction of the architectural masterpiece.
Chamomile Season in Northwestern Iran
Fandoghlou tourist region is a beautiful steppe forest of mostly hazelnut and wild apple trees. Spring is the season of chamomile in the forest.
Ali Baig Castle, Surrounding Nature in NW Iran
The Castle of Ali Baig in northwestern Iran and the beautiful landscapes surrounding the historical building are among popular tourist attractions of East Azarbaijan province.
Japan to Make a Fortune from Newly-Born Panda
A giant panda cub recently born at a zoo in central Tokyo is expected to bring a 26.7 billion yen (242 million US dollars) economic effect to the city, local media reported.
Iran to Discuss Visa Facilitation with China, Japan, S. Korea
Iranian tourism officials will discuss the possibility of relaxing visa regulations with China, Japan, and South Korea in the next few months, according to the head of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization.
Zoroastrians Flock to Sacred Temple for Annual Pilgrimage
Each year from June 14–18, thousands of Zoroastrians from Iran, India and other countries flock to an ancient fire temple at Pir-e Sabz or Chak Chak village in central Iran.
Traces of Shining Stars over Iran’s Mount Damavand
Mount Damavand, a potentially active volcano, is the highest peak in Iran and the Middle East, and the highest volcano in Asia.
Should Iranians Worry about Killer Whale Spotted in Persian Gulf?
An Iranian environment official confirmed reports that orcas or killer whales have been sighted off the coasts of Bushehr Province, but stressed that these whales pose no threat to humans.
Paradise on Earth: Asalem-Khalkhal Road in Northern Iran
Asalem-Khalkhal Road is one of the most alluring roads of Iran to travel on. If you travel once along the road, you will never forget its unique beauty.
Iran’s Beauties in Photos: Spring in Neyshabur
Neyshabur or Nishapur is a city in Khorasan Razavi province, east of Iran. The region, situated in a fertile plain at the foot of the Binalud Mountains, is quite pleasing to tourists in spring.
Thousands of Flamingos Delay Migration from Lake Urmia
Some 10,000 flamingos that migrated to Urmia Lake months ago have delayed flying off to their next destination due to favorable weather and environmental conditions around the lake, as well as adequate food supply.
Tehran Terror Attacks Not to Influence Iran’s Tourism
Wednesday's terrorist attacks in Tehran are not expected to have a noticeable impact on Iran's inbound tourism, as the incidents did not take place at a tourist spot, a tourism expert said.
Tourists Paying $1,200 to Buy Each Pair of These Hand-Made Shoes
A kind of traditional shoe made of leather is currently sewn in northwestern Iran which is not only regarded as an artwork, but is worth hundreds of dollars.
Iran’s Versailles Palace Saved from Demolition for Now
Sabet Pasal Mansion, which is commonly known as the Versailles Palace of Iran, is going to be inscribed as a National Heritage Site in an attempt to save it from demolition.
Golestan Palace in Tehran Showcases Its Antique Carpets
An exhibition of antique carpets and rugs belonging to the historical Golestan Palace in the Iranian capital is underway in the palace for the first time.
Isfahan Attracts Record-Breaking Number of Foreign Tourists
An Iranian tourism official says an unprecedented number of foreign tourists have visited the historical and natural tourist attractions of Isfahan from March to May.
Iran, Most Affordable Destination for Foreign Tourists
Iran’s tourism industry has been identified for a third straight year to have the most affordable prices in the world for foreign visitors.
Shoy Waterfall, Largest of Its Kind in Middle East
Shoy Waterfall, which is located near the city of Dezful in southwestern Iran, is the biggest natural waterfall in the Middle East.
Kermanshah: Iranian Metropolis with Historical Attractions
The city of Kermanshah in western Iran is home to magnificent tourist attractions, including ancient monuments.
Concerts to Be Held Aboard Cruise Ships in Southern Iran
Barring administrative hiccups, Bushehr is on course to becoming the first province to hold concerts aboard cruise ships.