Tourist Attractions in Iran

Natural ventilation of the cave keeps it cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

These dolls are environment friendly and carry rich cultural values.

After Government of Prudence and Hope took office, Fathabad garden- a historical place dating back to Qajar era- has been restored.

Tehran houses the tallest dolphinarium in the Middle East.

Photos of Meymand Village, an Iranian ancient site which is believed to be among primary human residences.

A campaign to improve the false image of Iran in the world has gained around 300,000 followers in a year, including the UN Resident Coordinator in Iran.

Images of Parau Cave, Iran's deepest and most dangerous cave in Kermanshah province, west of country.

Magnificent images of historic Iranian architecture shot by foreign photographers visiting Iran

The Telegraph House is the oldest modern building in Chabahar which was built by the British in 1864 to promote sailing and trade.

Images of Rijab, one of at least top 50 tourist attractions in the western Iranian provinces of Kermanshah.

Photos of Taq-e Bostan, an ancient site in western Iran, which is a major tourist attraction.

Images of Shapur Cave located about 6 km from the ancient city of Bishapur in southern Iran.

Images of Naqsh-e Rustam, a representation of Iranian arts, culture and history which dates to back to 1200 BC.

Images of Massoudieh Mansion which sits on a 4,000 square meter expanse of land and has been a registered national site since 1998.

An Iranian inventor has replicated the boiler of Sheikh Bahai’s Bath to unravel the secret of the historical bath.

Images of Kish Indigenous Anthropology House on the southern Iranian island of Kish.

Images of a historical site in Ardebil Province believed to be 6,000 years old.

Images of Cantor Church built by the Russians in central Iran during World War II.

Namak Lake in Sirjan, Kerman Province, is one of the unique, beautiful faces of nature in southern Iran.

Bastam Grand Mosque and Kashaneh Tower are two historical sites in Semnan Province, northern Iran.

A number of foreign tourists on board Thousand and One Nights, a train, have arrived in Zanjan in northwestern Iran.

The Carpet Museum of Iran showcases priceless hand-woven carpets from urban, rural and nomadic areas across Iran.

Takht-e Jamshid, a World Heritage Site, which is in Fars Province, is a reminder of Iran’s historical past.

These caves seem to have served as either a shelter or a place of worship. At the entrance to these caves, there is a platform that seems to have been used for religious rituals.

Photos of a group of hikers trekking in the heights of Talesh, a green city in the northern province of Gilan.