Kish Island

Kish Island, often referred to as the Pearl of the Persian Gulf, is one of Iran’s beautiful islands and a touristic resort located on the north east of the Persian Gulf (Khalij-e Fars) about 17 km (10.2 miles) from the southern offshore of the mainland Iran. With an area of 90 square km (36 sq. miles), Kish is […]

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Kandovan Village

Located 50 km southwest of Tabriz, Kandovan is one of the one of the most fascinating villages of Iran. It is located 18 km south of Osku, on the green slopes of Sultan Daghi. According to the general population and housing census of 2006, this village has 137 families and 601 people who live on agriculture, […]

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Firuzabad

Fīrūzābād is located 96 km south of Shiraz and 3 km from the ancient site of Gor. The history of this city dates back to the Achaemenid period, but the peak of its fame and its surviving works were related to the Sassanid era . The city of Firuzabad is mentioned in the ancient history […]

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Meybod

If you’re an adventurer at heart and love to uncover hidden treasures from the pages of history, Meybod in Yazd province of Iran is a place that should be on your travel radar. This city, with over a thousand years of rich history, has a story to tell, and it’s nothing short of fascinating. Situated […]

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Tabriz Travel Guide

Tabriz ,the 4th most populated city in Iran after Tehran, Mashhad & Isfahan, with a population of 1,559,00, is the largest city for Iranian Turk people. Discovered bodies from excavates around Blue mosque

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Kerman Travel Guide

Located in southeastern Iran with almost 800,000 inhabitants, Kerman is situated on a sandy plain 1749 meters above the sea level. Kerman city is the capital of Kerman province covering an area of 181,714 km². Kerman is one of the largest and most important producers of Persian carpets as well as pistachios and dates on […]

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Qazvin Travel Guide

Located on the foothills of Alborz Mountain range at an altitude of 1278 meters, Qazvin is one of the most historical cities of Iran and once was the capital for part of the Safavid history. Sights of Qazvin has given this city the first rank in having historical buildings in the country; so in case you wish to see Qazvin’s […]

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Susa and Shushtar

Covering about 350 hectares, Susa constitutes one of the world‘s largest archaeological sites which has been located at the fountainhead of the city river. Since the 4th millennium BC people uninterruptedly lived in Susa until the 8th century. Along this period, the city was the capital of the Elamites and subsequently the Achaemenians for totally about 2800 years. For the […]

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Zanjan

The city of Zanjan, located 320 km from Tehran on the way to Tabriz, lies on an open valley about halfway along the main road and railway to Tabriz. With a present day population of 300.000, the construction of the city is attributed to Ardeshir I, the Sasanian king. Zanjan is administratively divided into three parts: the central […]

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Pasargadae

The dynastic capital of Pasargadae was built by Cyrus the Great during 6th century BC. with contributions from different peoples of the empire created by him. It became a fundamental phase in the evolution of the classic Persian art and architecture. With its palaces, gardens, and the tomb of the founder of the dynasty, Cyrus the […]

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