Discover the Beauty of Iran: A Safe Haven for Travelers

Iran is a country of stunning contrasts, where ancient history merges with vibrant culture. From the intricate tilework of...

Fishing In Iran! The Best Places to go

Fishing, this ancient practice has been with humanity since almost 40,000 years ago & today, it is bigger than...

Best Qeshm Hotels, Where to Stay in Qeshm Island?

So if you want to include activities such as Diving, Shuttle riding, Fly boards or any kind of water...

Why do Iran visa applications get rejected?

There are many factors at play when planning to apply for an Iranian visa. To visit Iran you must...

Iran Stop Stamping Tourists' Passport

During the Obama administration and in the wake of the Nuclear Deal, Iran was turning into a popular holiday...
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Discover the Beauty of Iran: A Safe Haven for Travelers
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Fishing In Iran! The Best Places to go
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Best Qeshm Hotels, Where to Stay in Qeshm Island?
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Why do Iran visa applications get rejected?
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Iran Stop Stamping Tourists' Passport
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Bus classes in Iran; Low-key Fast and Furious

The only places that you can’t go in Iran by bus is across the deep waters of the Caspian Sea in the north – the Shomal area if you will – and south of Bandar Abbas shores, into the crystal-clear briny water of Persian Gulf, to the strait of Hormuz and famous Iranian Islands and free trade zones like Qeshm and Kish; only because long-tailed sea bridges like Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau mega bridge are not yet a thing in Iran and not because the Iranian bus drivers aren’t qualified for the job or their beloved coach-buses aren’t up to the task; trust us when we say they even face a fictional journey into the salty seas riding a long-hauled coach with a “can-do” attitude while repeating the phrase “Inshallah” all the time – meaning if God wills it, it will happen! These guys are professionals and that’s what makes bus rides in Iran an unbelievable example worldwide.

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How Indians can Apply for an Iran visa?

Iran and India have friendly relations in many areas. Both countries share a lot in literature, religion, and history. In recent years, more Indians choose Iran as their holiday destination because of the huge drop in the Iranian currency value. The article below provides you with helpful information about Iran visa for Indians passport holders.

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Which type of Iran visa is more suitable for you?

So you now you have decided to visit Iran and everything seems to be sorted out except the permission to enter the country…! You feel lost since there are different ways to get a visa but you have no clue which one suits your situation better. Here in this article, we have categorized
relative information by nationalities, so you get to the point faster and start your Iran visa process right away.

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Money matters – Do you need a travel debit card for your Iran trip?

So you’ve decided to take a trip to Iran! Afarin, as they say in Persian, which means something like, good on you!

Because Iran is a bit cut off from the international world, there are some additional considerations to ponder and decisions to make before you set out. Don’t panic, Iran’s isolation is largely diplomatic and political so unlike other countries that suffer major sanctions, in Iran, you will always be able to find decent food, healthcare, transportation, English speakers and hotels.

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A Wonderful Experience in Yazd

The desert city of Yazd, located about 620 kilometers from Tehran or 310 from Esfahan, is an old town with a rich history. There are many things to do and see in and around this fascinating city, including significant Zoroastrian sites, the historic city of Yazd with its still-inhabited mud-brick dwellings, and the vast expanse of sand-dunes and desert activities. Along with its laid-back atmosphere and predictably dry weather, it comes as no surprise that Yazd is a popular tourist destination; there are several travel agencies with English speakers in the main town, with some goods and services even priced in euros. Two friends and I made a last-minute plan to go to Yazd over a 4-day weekend, and it quickly became one of my favourite Iranian destinations.

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Traveling with children to Iran; A whole new experience for families

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