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  • Polish Travelers Continue Their Expedition Through Iran 09 Sep 2021

    By: F. Taherpour
    Polish Travelers Continue Their Expedition Through Iran

    On Tuesday, the Embassy of Poland held an exhibition “The History of Polish Mountaineering” on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the first expedition of Polish mountaineers by Jelcz to the high mountains and the team of Polish travelers was present.

Taleqan, A Summer Retreat near Iran Capital 28 Oct 2017

Taleqan, A Summer Retreat near Iran Capital

TEHRAN - Taleqan is a county in the northwest of Alborz Province. It comprises 84 villages which have special natural and historical attractions and can draw tourists with different tastes.

Espahbod Khorshid Cave North of Iran 26 Oct 2017

Espahbod Khorshid Cave North of Iran

TEHRAN  – Espahbod Khorshid, an ancient cave, is located near Doab which lies en route from Qaemshahr to Tehran. It is as famous as a legendary castle and is believed to have been manmade.  There are tens of rooms dug in the cave. It is 15 meter high from the base and has a 115-meter […]

The Shrine of Hilal Ibn Ali: A Mausoleum in Central Iran 25 Oct 2017

The Shrine of Hilal Ibn Ali: A Mausoleum in Central Iran

Each day hundreds of devoted Muslims along with domestic and foreign travelers visit the magnificent shrine of Hilal ibn Ali, which is located in the city of Aran-Bidgol near Kashan, Isfahan province, central Iran. Hemmed on each sides by the Islamic architectural gems such as blue-tiled minarets, arched arcades, domes and halls and chambers, the […]

Asyabkharabeh: A Site Worth Seeing in Iran’s East Azarbaijan Province 24 Oct 2017

Asyabkharabeh: A Site Worth Seeing in Iran’s East Azarbaijan Province

TEHRAN  – Asyabkharabeh (broken watermill), also known as ‘Jolfa Water Mill’, is a historic site in East Azarbaijan, northwest of Iran, with ruins and a waterfall. It is one of the most beautiful places in northwest of the country. It has an eye-catching view. In the past, there were a few water mills here that […]

Kashan’s Sialk Mounds Date Back to 7,500 Years 23 Oct 2017

Kashan’s Sialk Mounds Date Back to 7,500 Years

The Sialk Site is located on the road from Kashan to Fin gardens. The site consists of two mounds located 600 meters away from each other. The remains of two graveyards (necropolis), adjacent to the hills, have also been excavated. Excavations on the northern mound, dating back to 7,500 years, indicate that they were abandoned […]

Hormuz: The Rainbow Island of Iran 21 Oct 2017

Hormuz: The Rainbow Island of Iran

TEHRAN  – Iran’s Hormuz Island in the Persian Gulf is well-known for its eye-catching ochre, a red-colored earth pigment that attracts domestic and foreign nature lovers and holidaymakers. Also spelled Hormoz, the island covers an area of approximately 42 square kilometers, most of which fairly uninhabited. It is sprawled in the Strait of Hormuz, 8km […]

Naqsh-e Rostam: A Must-See Tourist Hotspot in Southern Iran 17 Oct 2017

Naqsh-e Rostam: A Must-See Tourist Hotspot in Southern Iran

TEHRAN  – A variety of spectacular massive rock–hewn tombs and bas-relief carvings at Naqsh-e Rostam has turned the ancient site to a must-see for holidaymakers traversing Iran. The Achaemenid necropolis is situated near Persepolis, itself a bustling UNESCO World Heritage site near the southern city of Shiraz. Naqsh-e Rostam, meaning “Picture of Rostam” is named […]

Pahlavanpur Garden: One of the Well-Known, Historical Orchards of Iran 14 Oct 2017

Pahlavanpur Garden: One of the Well-Known, Historical Orchards of Iran

TEHRAN – The orchard manifests Iranian and traditional architecture, and has an eye catching landscape. Located in Mehriz city, in Iran’s central province of Yazd, Pahlavanpure orchard covers an area of roughly 5 hectares which is dated to Qajar era. Although the orchard was constructed in Qajar era, the hallmarks of the architectural styles, belonging […]

Babak Fort: A Large Citadel on Top of A Mountain in Arasbaran Forests 12 Oct 2017

Babak Fort: A Large Citadel on Top of A Mountain in Arasbaran Forests

High in the mountains at an altitude of 2,300 meters lies the relatively well-preserved Babak fortress, a tourist destination near Kaleybar in West Azarbaijan Province, northwest of Iran. Locally known as Qaleh Babak, it consists of several stone towers and lodging areas stretched in an area of nearly ten thousand square meters, attributed to the […]

Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts 09 Oct 2017

Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts

The building of Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts stands out as an example of Iranian architecture incorporating both traditional and modern designs. This architectural style is inspired by the wind towers of Iran. It is built in three floors and has been used as a venue for permanent exhibition since 1977. The Museum of Contemporary […]