{"id":544,"date":"2018-05-16T09:11:29","date_gmt":"2018-05-16T09:11:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/iran.1stquest.com\/blog\/?p=544"},"modified":"2019-12-16T09:18:56","modified_gmt":"2019-12-16T09:18:56","slug":"best-worst-time-to-visit-iran-guide","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/1stquest.com\/blog\/best-worst-time-to-visit-iran-guide\/","title":{"rendered":"Best Time to Visit Iran: A Month by Month Guide"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\u00a0weather 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\u2019s look at what\u2019s going on in Iran month by month and when is the best time to visit Iran<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Late November to February: Low season with subfreezing temperature<\/h2>\n

Snow is highly probable in Iran in December and particularly in Tehran, west, and northwest of the country. The snowfall usually lasts for few days, but the weather gets subfreezing in west and northwest including Tabriz but just relatively cold (fluctuating around zero) in the plateau where major tourist cities including Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz located. The rain is also highly probable. The days are short, and the sun sets around 5 pm. Passionate about skiing? It\u2019s your time so! Winter is the best time to travel to Iran for those who like to enjoy winter exercises.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Also check out: Things to do in Tehran<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Dizin<\/a>

Enjoy Iran in winter at Dizin Ski Resorts, Tehran, Iran<\/p><\/div>\n

Winter is the season of an Iranian festival called Yald\u0101 or Shab-e Chelleh (the winter solstice), usually on December 20, 21 or 22. Iranians – friends, and families- gather and celebrate this night by reading poetry (especially Hafez) and eating nuts, pomegranate, and watermelon. Yes! Watermelon in the winter in Iran! Read more about Persian customs here in another article: Persian Customs<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Winter

Iran in winter, Feel The stunning view from the mountain in Iran<\/p><\/div>\n

Fall and winter in Iran are the Low seasons of domestic trips and these seasons are the best time to travel to Iran for the true lovers of colorful nature in fall and snowy places in winter in Iran. There are no crowds in the tourist sites and all prices including Iran hotels<\/a>, and Iran domestic flights<\/a> are discounted. Iranians usually choose the beautiful beaches of southern islands including Kish and Gheshm as their winter destinations because of their pleasant climate during Iran winter.<\/p>\n

Also check out: Iran beaches<\/a><\/p>\n

Want to travel to Iran cheap and easy? You can choose among reasonably priced ready-made trip packages or customize your own trip with our local travel experts, then book the whole package together and save hundreds. Check our\u00a0Private Tours!<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

The disadvantage of the winter in Iran is not the low temperature or rainfall but is the air pollution in most of the metropolises especially in Tehran.<\/p>\n

\"Winter

Skiing or snowboarding in Iran winter would be a great idea!<\/p><\/div>\n

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Early March: The sun returns<\/h2>\n

The weather is slowly going to get warm. Nights still are cold but days have a pleasant temperature. Heavy rainfall is rare in March. For example, Isfahan\u2019s maximum temperature on March 1, 2016, was 13 \u00b0C and it reached 18 \u00b0C in the middle of the March. These are great temperatures! Tourist sites still aren\u2019t crowded, and Hotels are empty and cheap. So the early March until a week before the beginning of the Nowruz holidays could be a good time to visit Iran. you can get your Iran visa<\/a> at ultimate ease with 1stQuest.<\/p>\n

Late March to June: Best time to visit Iran<\/h2>\n

Nowruz, a new Persian year (two weeks starting 21st March) is on the way. People are getting ready to celebrate the beginning of the spring and of course for the holidays. Iranians shake their houses before the Nowrouz. Well, that\u2019s the term is used for the new-year major cleaning or renovating of houses. Streets are getting busier, and people start shopping especially clothes for the new year. The weather getting extremely pleasant throughout the country and all families plan for their holidays ahead. All transportation services are tripled before and during Nowruz. All prices rise significantly, and tourist attractions get very busy. Forward planning is essential for this season. Traditional advice to foreign travelers is not to visit Iran during Nowruz because of the high prices and also busy tourist sites unless you intend to celebrate it too!<\/p>\n

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Domestic traveling is significantly declining after Nowruz. Southern Iran is going to get hot, but in the other parts, the weather is still pleasant for two next months. Prices are getting lower than Nowruz and even lower in early June. Tourist sites are also not crowded.<\/p>\n

So late March to early June is the very best time to visit Iran for the foreign tourists.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Also, check out this article:\u00a0Tehran parks<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Spring<\/a>

Spring is the best time to travel to Iran<\/p><\/div>\n

July to August: It\u2019s so HOT!<\/h2>\n

The weather gets very hot during these months. It\u2019s summer anyway! Walking and sightseeing could be very exhausting. The northwest of the country and also the coastal areas of the Caspian Sea are still mild during summer, and both are the main destinations of domestic travelers. Prices are low and it’s not the worst time, but if you can\u2019t tolerate hot weather it is not the best time to visit Iran.<\/p>\n

Also check out: Summer in Iran<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Worst<\/a>

Walking and sightseeing in the summer could be very exhausting.<\/p><\/div>\n

September to Early November: Temperature starts to drop<\/h2>\n

September and October are other great times to visit Iran. The rainfall is very rare, the temperature starts to drop, and the weather gets cooler especially in October and early November. The crowds aren\u2019t too intense and almost disappear at the end of September because the school holidays finished. The prices are lower than in April and May. Public transportation including flight and train are easily found because there are almost a few non-business domestic travels in this period. Everything is ready to enjoy your trip. So this period is another best time to visit Iran<\/strong>. If you’re planning to visit Iran in 2019, check out the\u00a0Discover Iran on Budget<\/a>\u00a0package: 8 days travel around Iran for a very cheap price.<\/p>\n

\"Mellat

Autumn is one of the best times to travel to Iran<\/p><\/div>\n

Want to travel to Iran cheap and easy? You can choose among reasonably priced ready-made trip packages or customize your own trip with our local travel experts, then book the whole package together and save hundreds. Check out\u00a0Private Tours!<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Travel to Iran during Religious Events<\/h2>\n

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, and Muslims fast during this month. As it\u2019s not a part of the Persian calendar, it shifts forward each year. Eating, drinking, and even smoking are forbidden in public from dawn until sunset. Since fasting is not obligatory for travelers, few restaurants serve travelers, and you can eat in private. In 2019, it lasts from 6th May to 3rd June. The streets are peaceful and quiet during Ramadan in Iran<\/a>. It is true you are not likely to find restaurants open within the cities during the day, but the shopping centers and restaurants are lively and bustling in the evening when you can see the true nightlife of Iranians while tasting the unique cuisine available only during Ramadan.<\/p>\n

Travel to Iran during the Remembrance of Muharram would be an exotic experience for tourists. In the first 10-day of Muharram, the first month of the\u00a0Islamic calendar, people usually participate in the anniversary of this religion mourning event. Muharram\u00a0also shifts forward each year. In 2017, it lasts from 21th to 30th September.<\/p>\n

\"Mourning<\/a>

Mourning of Muharram in Iran.<\/p><\/div>\n

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By Iman Barazandeh<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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