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It’s the first time since the beginning of the spread of Covid-19 in early 2020 that travel starts to be possible in most destinations again. Thanks to the vaccines against Covid-19, most countries have opened their
borders including Iran, Oman, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Uzbekistan.
What’s the situation in different countries 1stQuest supports? Let’s have a look together.
Continue readingTraveling to major banging cities like Tehran, more often than not, surrounds us with a big pot of crazy questions; is it like New York or Toronto, busy and busted? Where to go, and is there even touristy things to in Tehran? Does the city also hold any ancient and profound historical sites?
Continue readingIsfahan traditional hotel, the benevolent “Half of The World” city, embodies the soul, the much-praised culture and history, and the luxury of renowned families inheriting it for generations. Witnessing the hotel from the outside, it may seem it doesn’t have much to offer; however, as soon as the archaic ornamented door opens up on its axle, the real beauty of the hotel splashes out causing any enterer to freeze on their heels and have a moment on spasm.
Continue readingWhen it comes to delicious mouthwatering food and cousins, literally every city of Iran has one or two words to say. The same thing can be said for the historically-prominent town of Isfahan, in the heart of Iran’s central desert.
Continue readingIsfahan, “Half the World” or “Nesf-e Jahan” a boast of pride cause of its infinite number of mosques, gardens, bridges, and palaces, is a treasure box of unique vintage hotels with immeasurable historical and cultural values to the Iranian people from which many are globally famous and bring a lot of attention to the land of Persia. Hotels in Isfahan, scattered all across the city, are remnants of the antique buildings some old enough as the invention of the first car. At these hotels, tourists and guests are treated to the highest hospitality standards and set off to their hometown with such unforgettable memories that no other hotels in Iran can hope to compete with.
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