Kerman is located in the deep-lands of one of the two major deserts in Iran that makes this city unbelievably hot during Iran summer and finding a nice accommodation with air-conditioning more essential than food. If you’re having trouble in finding some hotels in Kerman, here is a list of some of the best hotels in Kerman, the ones that you can’t easily pass on.
Continue readingAny hotel ran by an Iranian family or manager is definitely the one you want to be booking a room in since hospitality runs deep in Iranian’s blood, no matter of the geographical location of the guesthouse or the ethnicity of the Persians in charge of it; Persians are absolutely crazy about hosting guests and showing them a good time. The same thing can be said about the Hotels in Mashhad, the pilgrimage center of Iran, and their managers.
Continue readingIsfahan has always been a host to many different types of guests during its enriched and fascinating history, foreign and domestic alike. From Kings, Queens, Sultans, and wealthy traders to ordinary travelers and tourists, Isfahan has never left anyone without a roof on their head while they were staying in the city. That’s why when it comes to accepting guests, hotels and hostels in Isfahan are so wonderfully reviewed by tourists and travelers from any country and background.
Continue readingI first went to Yazd in mid-summer 2016. We arrived on an overnight train from Kashan in the early morning. The beautiful city of Yazd was still sleeping. It was day 6 of our intense 12-day vacation and we were in need of rest too.
Continue readingFor thousands of years, the Persians have been famous for their Silk Road bazaars selling exquisite and rare goods. Shopping in Tehran has diversified from the traditional bazaar and now includes luxury malls and huge shopping centers. This is not to say the bazaar has lost its place. Every day hundreds of thousands of Tehranis pass through the Grand Bazaar in downtown Tehran.
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