A collection of reports and photos of Iran’s tourist attractions
Tag: Tourist Attractions in Iran
Iran’s Beauties in Photos: Anzali Port
The port city of Anzali is located in the west of Gilan province in northern Iran. As a Free Trade Zone with a population of 150,000, Anzali has been a hub of trade and tourism for a long time.
Splendid Beauty of Kalashtar Village, Manjil Wind Turbines
Kalashtar is one of the beautiful villages of Rudbar County in Iran’s Northern Gilan Province. It is located three kilometres from the city and in the foothills of the western Alborz. Kalashtar is about 550 metres above sea level.
Baghleq; Ancient Cemetery with Standing Wooden Posts
The Baghleq cemetery is an ancient graveyard located in northeastern Iran with standing wooden posts.
‘Being in Tehran Gives Visitors Indescribable Joy’
A Japanese-Pakistani tourist visiting Iran says the capital, Tehran, is a picturesque city which gives you a feeling of indescribable joy.
Iranian Robes: Fire-Proof, Snake-Repellent
Special robes are woven in the Iranian city of Nain which are quite resistant, fire-proof, and even snake-repellent, and have medicinal properties for those wearing them.
‘Younger Tourists Coming to Iran despite US Propaganda’
An Iranian tourism official says the age of cultural visitors to Iran, who used to be much older than now, has been decreasing recently despite the US’ efforts to spread Iranophobia around the world.
Virgin Nature of Dehdez, Juyom Plain in Photos
The astonishing beauty of areas surrounding Dehdez town in Iran’s Khuzestan province would surprise every visitor coming to the region for the first time.
Iran’s Ardestan Home to World’s Only Two-Story Aqueduct
The two-story aqueduct of Iran’s Ardestan, known as “Moon Aqueduct”, is the strangest and the only two-story qanat in the world.
Iran’s Annual Tourism Revenues Hit $11.8bn: Official
Iran earned $11.8 billion from its tourism sector during the past Iranian calendar year (which started in March 2018), said Ali Asghar Mounesan, head of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handcrafts and Tourism Organization.
Iran Opens Its First Underwater Restaurant
A group of Iranian experts have built the country's first undersea restaurant on Kish Island, which is one of the biggest of its kind in the world.
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