- Destinations
- 20 Sep 2020
Raqez Canyon A paradise for those who seek adventure Among the green pastures and plains between Darab and Fasa in Fars province, there are high lands that hide canyons and gorges with waterfalls and ponds. A place that due to the difficulty of the route and its access, perhaps no one knew about until ten […]
- Top Architectural Sites
- 16 Feb 2020
The Combination of Art and Culture in Ganjali Khan Complex
Ganjali Khan complex in Kerman has an area of 11,000 square meters and is located in the old city center. This historical complex includes Bazaar, square, Ganjali khan bath, caravanserai, school and… Ganjali Khan was one of the kings of Kerman in its colorful history, and the architect of this collection is Sultan Muhammad […]
- Top Natural Resorts
- 16 Feb 2020
Dareh Sakhti, a Surprising Natural Area in Kerman
The Dareh Sakhti waterfalls are located 30 km from Kerman and in the northeast corner of Kafer Mountain, which is about 2,000 meters high and extends over eighty kilometers in the longest valleys of the province. The heart of the high mountains with huge natural walls has created a beautiful and interesting walkway. The last […]
- Art & Culture
- 16 Feb 2020
Fire in Avesta*1 has a special role because it is the symbol of life and love. The ancient Iranians burned a fire at all their festivities, and they worshiped Ahuramazda*2 on this pretext. However, the most important ceremony in which they paid homage to their God used to be “Sadeh”. They believed that at this […]
- Top Architectural Sites
- 28 Nov 2019
The History Behind the Chehel Sotoun Palace
The main structure of the Chehel Sotoun Palace was established during the reign of Shah Abbas the First, and Shah Abbas the second completed it and added some details. This building first was a kiosk that formed the primary core of the building which was surrounded by the middle hall and square pavilions. In Shah […]
- Must Know
- 24 Oct 2019
5 Top Experiences in Traveling to Iran
What can you expect from traveling to Iran? With the mainstream media profile of this “just another middle-eastern country”, many may think that they have a pretty clear image of Iran, with the burning flags and protests. But does the media show you not the whole picture, but even a moderately realistic picture of Iran? […]
- Top Architectural Sites
- 24 Oct 2019
Siosepol: Why a bridge became the symbol of a city?
“Siosepol Bridge ” was constructed in the 17th century by the order of the iconic Safavid king, Shah-Abbas to be a connection between the northern and the southern parts of Isfahan city. “Siosepol” means “33 arches bridge” and refers to its 33 arches structure. With its amazingly symmetrical structure, Siosepol bridge is an architectural masterpiece. […]
- Top Architectural Sites
- 17 Oct 2019
Borujerdi House, the Most Beautiful House of an Asian Country
Historic houses of Kashan are a must-see. Borujerdi House of Kashan is now the Tourism Management Office of Kashan. This historic house was appointed by UNESCO Convention as the most beautiful historical house of an Asian Country in 2015. It was built late in the Qajar period in 1875 AD. The most significant elements of […]
- Top Architectural Sites
- 17 Oct 2019
Naghsh-e Jahan, a Square Like no Other Square before!
Isfahan owes its fame to Naghsh-e Jahan Square. From the first European visitors during the Safavid era, many tourists wrote about this square and encouraged others to see it. These compliments aren’t unreasonable. There are four historical attractions in this square, all of which represent a time that Iran started developing. Naghsh-e Jahan Square of […]
- Top Architectural Sites
- 17 Oct 2019
Touching History in the National Museum of Iran
The National Museum of Iran, Bazaar, Golestan Palace, the Museum of National Jewelry and Glassware Museum are all located in the same area and you can arrange your plans to visit them in one day. The National Museum of Iran is located in the old part of Tehran. The museum was designed by André Godard […]