Visit Top 7 Desert Destinations in Iran
Mesr Desert, Isfahan Mesr Desert is located in Isfahan province. Mesr is famous to be “the sea of the sands” in Iran. Thousands of tourists venture for this trek to uncover the mysteries lying under the sand dunes of Mesr desert. There are lots of recreational activities provided here, such as biking, motorcycling, camel riding & etc. One exciting attraction of this site is the sand hills around the village of Mesr, where the wind…
A Tour of the 10 Most Famous Waterfalls in Iran
Iran is a great destination for nature lovers. In addition to historical and cultural places to visit, there are plenty of natural places to see. Despite most people think of Iran as a desert country, there are so many different types and climates in the country. The natural beauty of Iran includes lakes, wetlands, forests, valleys, mountains, caves, islands, springs and waterfalls. Sitting nearby a waterfall and listen to the sound of water dropping from…
7 Most Famous Iranian Mausoleums
Iran is a land that has raised artists, scholars and kings who have been proud of their high reputation throughout the globe. Today, the great men of history have been calm down somewhere in the country, but their name is still famous. The familiarity of their lives and their work is interesting and useful to any tourist that want to know more about the culture and history of Iran. Historical tombs of Iran have unique…
A Tour of Iran's Beautiful Lakes
Iran has a varied landscape, and though it’s probably most associated with mountains and deserts, the country is full of these mini-paradises as well. From salt flats to crystal clear water, let’s take a tour of Iran’s beautiful lakes. Caspian Sea The Caspian Sea is the world's largest inland body of water, variously classed as the world's largest lake or a full-fledged sea. Bound by Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan, the Caspian is…
Top 10 Historical Monuments to Visit in Isfahan, Iran
NAQSHE JAHAN SQUARE AND ITS MONUMENTS Naqsh-e Jahan Square, the second largest square in the world after Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China, is a masterpiece of Islamic and Iranian architecture. The square is surrounded by Isfahan Bazaar or Qeisarieh in the north, Sheikh Lutfollah Mosque in the east, Imam Mosque in the south and Ali Qapu Palace in the west. Naqsh-e Jahan Square is listed as one of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. KHAJU…
