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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Iran Travel Guide: Discover Iran on Plane, Train and Ferry

If you want to travel around Iran with a degree of comfort, you can discover it on train or plane. It was during the 1930s and 1940s that most of Iran, from north to east and east to west was connected by trains. Currently close to 30 million passengers ride RAJA Rail Transportation Company’s trains every year and some 20 million passengers take domestic flights. Iran tourism scene has recently been lighted by the classic One Thousand and One Nights Train; in June, it carried a number of tourist from Istanbul to Tabriz and passed Qazvin and Yazd before heading for Tehran. The Iranian RAJA Rail Transportation Company offers a similar deal if you get on their Zendegi Luxury Train. That is one way to see Iran, yet not the most economical. For those visiting Iran on a tight budget and still craving a train ride, those trains are not the prime options.

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Iran Travel Guide: Currency and Cell-phone

Iran Travel Guide series will give you useful tips for navigating and discovering this country independently. In this piece, I am going to give you some general information about Iran currency and using cell-phones in Iran. Upon reading it, you should know almost everything there is to know about money exchange and getting a SIM card. Both of these are the essentials of traveling in Iran or any other country, for that matter.

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How Many Days to Visit Iran?

It’s a common question for those who plan their first trip to Iran: How many days to visit Iran? The very fact that you’re reading this article is that you are probably in the same situation. Let me help you. For sure, I could tell you that Iran is vast and has so many attractions that you would need at least 3 months to discover a minute amount of it. Personally, it’s more than one year that I live in Iran and I haven’t seen half of it.

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Best Time to Visit Iran: A Month by Month Guide

Ranked eighteenth in size among the countries of the world, Iran is a vast country with a variable climate. From freezing winters in the west and northwest to hot summers in the south, each corner of the country has its particular weather condition. As a traveler, you would ask yourself when to visit Iran, it much depends on your personal taste about seasons and generally your trip intentions, you can travel to this beautiful country all year round. Let’s look at what’s going on in Iran month by month and when is the best time to visit Iran.

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