There are eight archaeological sites in the Fars region which dates back to the Sasanian Empire. You will see the art of the Sasanian Architectural style in Firuzabad, Bishapur, and Sarvestan located southeast of Fars Province. ...Read More
If you want to see an adobe city in the heart of the desert, which found its mazes clean and a safe place from the sun radiation, travel to central Iran and visit Yazd, city of wind catchers. ...Read More
Susa is an ancient city in Khuzestan Province, considered as one of the oldest residences of the world. It is known as three-thousand-year capital. ...Read More
Astan Quds Razavi Central Museum is one of the largest museums in Iran with more than one million visitors annually. You can see a variety of attractive collections of historical and artistic works at the heart of the Imam Reza shrine. ...Read More
Ta'zieh is an Iranian mourning ceremony in which the event of Karbala is shown to people in the month of Muharram for the martyrdom of the third Imam of the Shia faith. ...Read More
Mohammed Helal Shrine is one of the attractions of religious tourism in the city of Aran and Bidgol. This shrine is one of the most spectacular and beautiful shrines in the city due to its eye-catching architecture and decoration. ...Read More
There is a historic church near the town of Maku and next to a village called Barun. Chapel of Dzordzor is one of the churches in Iran that registered on the World Heritage List. ...Read More
Due to the presence of Christians, Iran hosts a number of famous churches that Some of them have a lot of reputation worldwide. The St. Thaddeus Monastery is one of these churches located in West Azerbaijan. ...Read More
The central destination of religious tourism in Qom is the Fatima Masumeh Shrine (S), and also the second pilgrimage center of the country after the holy Mashhad. ...Read More
Do you want to see a holy fire that has been burning since 1500 years ago? This fire temple is a resemblance of Achaemenid architecture style. ...Read More
The weaving carpet industry is one of the most important industries in Qom, which dates back to the twentieth century and began to produce the luxurious silk and wool handmade carpets. ...Read More
Suleimaneh Palace was ordered by Fath Ali Shah Qajar on the occasion of the birth of the 34th son of Suleiman Mirza and built by Mohammad Hussein Khan name al-Dawlah (Sadr Isfahani). ...Read More
