If you’re travelling Iran between mid October and March perhaps a little jaunt to the southern shores will warm your body and mind. Iran’s southern coast and Gulf islands provide natural beauty and a relaxing atmosphere. Read on for a rundown of the best spots to visit.
Continue readingIsfahan or “Nesf-e Jahan” as Iranians call it (which literally means “Half of the World”), is on every traveler’s must-visit list. The vote is in, Iranians and foreign tourists alike recommend traveling to Isfahan. Stuffed to the brim with historical attractions, breathtaking mosques, ancient bridges, Persian gardens, wild and windy bazaars, and ornate palaces, you can’t miss a trip to Isfahan.
Continue readingThere are many factors at play when planning to apply for an Iranian visa. To visit Iran you must have a visa, and the application process can be a daunting one. Even though you do your best getting up to date information online and from travel agents about what documents are required, Iran visa fee, how long it takes and how to submit your application, your application can still be denied.
Continue readingThinking about whether to sightsee Tehran on your trip to Iran? Oftentimes travelers decide to skip Tehran, only staying in Iran’s capital long enough to transit. Although Tehran is undoubtedly crowded polluted and a concrete jungle, the city of 20 million has more than 2,000 years history and a really edgy feel, that is uniquely Tehran.
Continue readingShiraz is one of Iran’s most traveled cities. Travelers from different parts of the world all find their own reasons for flocking to Shiraz. The appeal of Shiraz lies not only with its friendly people, beautiful climate and ample attractions, but also its cheap accommodation options. The hotel industry in Shiraz is geared up with lots of cheap hotels for backpackers and other low budget tourists. Fortunately, even some of the cheapest Shiraz hotels are located close to the city’s top attractions. Read on for my recommendations for cheap hotels in Shiraz.
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