Pristine Beaches in Iran, often overshadowed by its historical landmarks, offer a unique blend of natural beauty and tranquility. In this article, we will explore eight pristine beaches in Iran that beckon travelers seeking sun, sea, and sand. Kish Island Beach: A Tropical Paradise in the Persian Gulf Kish Island, situated in the northern part […]
Stretching like a natural spine across northern Iran, the Alborz Mountains are a captivating testament to the wonders of geology and time. Nestled within this sprawling range are opportunities for both novice hikers and seasoned mountaineers to explore a diverse range of landscapes, from dense forests to snow-capped peaks. The Alborz Mountains also house some […]
Since Tehran is located on parts of the Alborz Mountains, there are many possibilities for the people to enjoy some time in nature by taking very short trips. Tar and Havir Lakes are examples of such natural tourist attractions. They are only one kilometer distant from each other. They are so close that you can […]
It’s easy to see why this multilevel, sculptural pedestrian bridge, designed by Iranian architect Leila Araghian, has won awards and been a huge hit with locals. The 270m long walkway connecting Park-e Taleghani and Park-e Abo-Atash over the busy Modarres Expwy is a fun space to relax and, in good weather, it provides superb views […]
Sa’dabad Complex is a majestic museum on the north of Tehran, the prominent heritage of Qajar Era. Built in 19thcentury, the complex consists of several palaces, as well as forests, streets and museums. The general area of the complex is more than 1 sq.km. Museums exposition covers different aspects of Iranian mythology, art and culture, and […]
“The asphalt covered streets and sidewalks during the everyday hustle and bustle are the ideal backdrop to study and record a city and has been an ongoing subject for the camera since the earliest days of photography, whether in books or exhibitions, and worthy of review and reflection. The immediacy of documenting the history and […]
Eastern Iran is dominated by two vast deserts. In the middle of one of them – the Dasht-e Kavir – lies a vast and desolate place dominated by enormous sand dunes. This place is called Rig-e Jenn, which translates to “Dune of the Jinn”. A “jinn” is a spirit in Islamic culture and this place […]
