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Naqsh-e Rostam
Naqsh-e Rostam is an archaeological site located about twelve kilometers northwest of Persepolis, in the…
Lazoor Village
If you are looking for a place to get rid of the hustle and bustle…
Milad Tower
The Milad Tower or Borj-e-Milad is the tallest tower in Iran. It rises in the…
Si-o-se Pol
Si-o-se Pol (bridge of 33 arches), also known as the Allahverdi-Khan Bridge, is one of…
Taq-e Bostan
Taq-e Bostan, or Takvasan, is a historical site with a series of large rock reliefs…
The Palace of the Sun
The Palace of the Sun or Khorshid palace is one of the most beautiful palaces…
Khan Theological School
Khan Theological School established by Muhammad Taghi Khan, one of the famous and benevolent rulers…
The Chal Nakhjir Cave
Chal Nakhjir Cave is located in the Markazi province, in the middle of the road…
Kondor Village
The village of Kondor, located northeast of Karaj and 7 km from Chalous Road, is…
Tabiat Bridge
Tabiat Bridge is the longest pedestrian bridge in Tehran, connecting two large parks in the…
Niavaran Palace Complex
The Niavaran Palace Complex is an approximately eleven-hectare park-like area in the Niavaran district in…
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Sadeh Festival
Sadeh Festival is one of the ancient rituals of Iran, which is held on the 100th day of the great winter, which coincides with the 10th
Ramadan in Iran | Traditions, Customs and Spiritual Practices
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, is a time of deep spiritual reflection, fasting, and community bonding for Muslims around the world.
Iran’s top tourist destinations
As Modern Persia makes a push to increase inbound tourism, the Guardian takes a look at Iran’s top tourist destinations – from ancient cities and
