Pack your bags because we want to have a very exciting trip to the LI-LI Dorud Strait. A beautiful and spectacular gorge that is a great place for swimming and water-related activities. Join us to find out where the LI-LI Dorud Strait is and what incredible beauty lies around it, from the green trees and the cool water of the Marble River that goes through the LI-LI Dorud Strait to the small and large ponds of the Strait itself.
The northern provinces of Iran are located along the Caspian Sea. Provinces that live in the shadow of rainforests and foothills. An unrivaled nature covers it beautifully but its history always shines through. We want to go to one of these provinces, which, with his name, cries of liberation and freedom from Mirza Kuchak Khan Jangali, resonates in our minds and hearts. The local colorful clothes of the people will be a spectacular sight to see plus the smell of grilled fish which is a trademark for this particular region.
Today, Gilan is our destination, a place that has a strange combination of history and nature and culture. A region that looks like a rainbow with seven-color sights. If you feel down a bit you can go to the forests or get to the sky at its heights and peaks. The desire to hear the music of the sea waves will take you to the coast of the Caspian Sea.
If you have the cravings of walking in the streets of the village or at the heart of history, you can simply go to Gilan and enjoy it. This time, we will introduce the province and will head to every corner of it in the future and we will depict all the spectacular scenery later on.
If you are a fan of long walks in the woods, and you want to experience everything in nature, come with us to the Laton Waterfall in Gilan. We want to show you one of Iran’s natural masterpieces and show you pictures of it. The special feature of this attraction is that it is known as the tallest waterfall in Iran, and of course, the beauty of the path to Laton Waterfall is also one of its attractions.
Known as Iran’s tallest waterfall it is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Iran. Getting to Laton Waterfall is a trip in and of itself because the trail is also spectacular. It is also an attractive option for camping. To get there we need to go through Astara and get to Lavandevil and Kuteh Kumeh Village, but that’s not all. To reach this beautiful waterfall, we have a beautiful path ahead of us; it’s about 4 hours of walking in the woods and passing through the hills, which should take place alongside people who know the terrain, but it is undoubtedly worth the effort. When you think about the destination, the trip becomes easy and pleasant for you, though hard it may be. Of course, you can hitchhike and skip the trail or a part of it with a pickup from the locals.
On the way to the waterfall, we go through a mountain range and go to the heart of a lush forest. On the outskirts of the road, the Lavandevil River flows and leads us to the pastures. We deal with fatigue and thirst by drinking a sip of spring water and a short rest in the middle of the way. After passing through all the beauty, with a 750-meter-high elevation, Laton Waterfall reveals itself to us. There is still 500 meters to go, but the beauty and splendor of the waterfall rejuvenate us.On the way to the waterfall, we go through a mountain range and go to the heart of a lush forest. On the outskirts of the road, the Lavandevil River flows and leads us to the pastures. We deal with fatigue and thirst by drinking a sip of spring water and a short rest in the middle of the way. After passing through all the beauty, with a 750-meter-high elevation, Laton Waterfall reveals itself to us. There is still 500 meters to go, but the beauty and splendor of the waterfall rejuvenate us.
In this article, we are going to introduce Towbiroun Valley. This beautiful valley is located in Sardasht County near Dezful City and its pristine nature is quite spectacular. In this article, we will tell you about the path leading to the valley and why it is called Towbiroun, so come along with us and see where the valley is.
Some of the best and most famous ancient Iranian attractions are located near the city of Shiraz. Such as Persepolis, Pasargadae and the Tomb of Cyrus, palaces, castles, and cities from the Sassanid era, Naqsh-e Rustam, Naqsh-e Rajab. Some of the top Iranian monuments and architectures are also in this city. Such as Nasir-al-Molk Mosque, Vakil Bath, Atigh Jame’ Mosque, Qur’an Gate, Arg of Karim Khan. Some of the best and most beautiful Iranian gardens are in this city too. Such as Eram Garden, Qavam House, Delgosha Garden, Ghasr-e Dasht. Shiraz is one of the best cities in Iran for shopping, due to numerous, diverse, modern and traditional shopping malls. Shiraz is one of the most prominent cities in Iran. The tomb of some of the most famous Iranian poets is in this city. Such as Hafez, Saadi Shirazi, and Khwaju Kermani. One of the top five tourism cities in Iran. Shiraz is one of the best cities for Medical tourism. One of the most famous cities in Iran in the field of various trade, scientific and medical exhibitions.
Tehran is the largest and most densely populated city in Iran. A city in the heart of the Alborz Mountain Range. From everywhere in the city, the glorious peak of Damavand glorifies. The city is full of historic mansions and old gardens. It has beautiful and valuable museums, gardens and very old historical mansions, which are considered as one of the major attractions of this great city.
Isfahan is a city famous for its stunning historical monuments, which in turn these attractions boast a global reputation for the city. The city is filled with tourists who admire the unique architecture and beauty of this city.
Chehel Sotoun Palace This particular palace was once owned by the Safavid dynasty. a beautiful mansion that once served as a reception room for the king’s guests and also foreign ambassadors. By the way, this palace is not really composed of forty pillars, the reason for this is a large number of columns that double in the water’s reflection.
Ālī Qāpū Palace The magnificent royal palace, with its extraordinary architecture, is located on the west side of Naqsh-e Jahan Square. It attracts the attention of every visitor passing through the town. The construction of this mansion is unique because every time you look at it you see a new floor pop out of it. The number of floors you see looking from the west is five, from the eastern side its two floors and from the stairs, you will see seven floors in this palace.
Naqsh-e Jahan Square It is safe to say that this one of the most beautiful squares in the world, and it can even be said that it is impossible for a tourist to travel to Esfahan and not visit this. In fact, when you visit the square, you can also enjoy watching the four fantastic monuments around the Square.
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque In the same area, just opposite the Qapu palace, there is a mosque which doesn’t have a courtyard or a minaret but it has traditional blue tiles. It really is a shame to miss.
Shah Mosque Another mosque in the same area is this one known as the “Shah Mosque”. In 1020 AH, Shah Abbas ordered to commemorate his grandfather, Shah Tahmasb, on the occasion of his twenty-fourth year in charge. The name of this mosque was later changed to the Imam’s mosque after the victory of the revolution in the.
Khaju Bridge Nowadays, due to its unique architecture and tiling, it is one of the most famous bridges built on Zayanderud. As an introduction to the culture and religious rituals of Armenians in our country, traveling to the beautiful city of Isfahan and visiting historic churches, can be a vital part of your travel experience.
Vank is a combination of Iranian and European architecture. Its artistic decoration, the stunning paintings, and gilding. The church was built by Armenians brought to Iran by Shah Abbas. It is the first church built by the Armenians after settling in the Jolfa region of Isfahan. This cathedral is the only one in all of Isfahan and it is the residence of the Armenian Khalifa’s from Iran and India.
Menar Jonban One of the most spectacular historical minarets in, located at the site of a mystic called “Amu Abdullah.” For many years, tourists have visited visit Isfahan for this particular structure. The thing that distinguishes this minaret from other minarets is that when a minaret shakes the whole building shakes with it.
Hasht Behesht Palace This stunning octagonal mansion dates back to the reign of the Safavid dynasty. This two-story mansion was one of the palaces of Shah Suleiman Safavid and it had been for some time a residence of his family. The decoration and architecture of this building are such that it is one of the brightest and most magnificent architectural works of the Safavid era.
Fire temple of Isfahan In our country, there are very few monuments dating back to pre-Islamic times. One of these monuments is the Isfahan Fire Temple located on top of a mountain of the same name. It is said that the construction of this fireplace dates back to the Sassanid reign, a place for worshiping fire.
Isfahan Historical Market During the Safavids and Qajar dynasties, a large market was built in the heart of Isfahan around the Naqsh-e Jahan Square, which is a mix of architecture, art, and history. On the eve of various sections of this market, paintings and designs of the Shah Abbas wars have been drawn that you will observe in a corner of the Safavid history watching it. In different parts of this market, drawings and designs of the Shah Abbas wars have been drawn in order that you will be familiar with the history of the Safavids over time.
Si-o-se-pol (Allahverdi Khan Bridge) During the reign of the Safavid kings, when the city of Isfahan was chosen as the capital, the Safavids decided to expand the city. For the development and expansion of the city, the four gardens area were considered the best option; due to the passage of Zayandeh Rood from this area, the king ordered the construction of a bridge on this river. This bridge is the same as the “Allahverdi Khan Bridge “, which later it became known as Si-o-se-pol. The architecture is such that the bridge is perfectly in line with the four garden gardens area and it is still considered one of the best monuments and attractions of Isfahan. While watching the monuments and amazing architecture along with the prestigious attractions of Isfahan, it is not a bad idea to go see the underwater world and aquarium tunnel of the city and invite yourself to a different experience traveling to the south of the world.
Abbasi Hotel A hotel with 320 years of history, built during the reign of the last Safavid king Shah Sultan Hussein. The Hotel has 231 rooms, suites, and apartments built in accordance with international standards. Every year it welcomes thousands of guests plus domestic and foreign tourists from around the world as well as dozens of delegations from top political parties and international figures. Over the past 40 years, more than 150 prominent personalities at one point in time have been staying in this hotel, which is expected to be published as a book.
Flower Garden of Isfahan The flower garden is one of the sights and attractions of Isfahan. The flower garden of Isfahan has multiple uses as of entertainment,
Kermanshah is located in the middle of the Zagros Mountains and it has always been considered by people from the Stone Age for its weather, mountainous nature and the presence of sanctuaries and natural caves.
In terms of remnants of prehistoric settlements, Kermanshah is one of the important regions in Iran and Western Asia. The earliest works of human habitation in Kermanshah go back to the Paleolithic period which includes several stone shaped axes found in the Gakia region and the west of Harsin. These works are at least 200,000 years old. Significant works have been discovered from the Stone Age in the caves of Kermanshah, most of them in Mesopotamian and Neolithic periods.
Anahita Temple is the largest stone building in Iran after Persepolis. It is considered to be one of the ancient monuments of the BC era and is located in Kanarek, Kermanshah Province. According to historical documents, this temple was used as a temple to seek the respect and protection of the goddess of water, Anahita. After the advent of Islam in Iran, questions were raised as to how the temple had managed to endure for so long. This great monument dates back to the Achaemenid, Parthian, and Sassanian periods.
Fash Mirage is one of the most beautiful natural attractions of Cannavaro, located 10 kilometers southwest of the city. The mirage is about 1645 meters above sea level. It is composed of several springs stemming from the Zagros Mountains. The agricultural water in the whole village comes from this particular mirage. Visar and Bayjan are among the most important rivers that originate from this Mirage. Visar River flows through the village and it is mostly used for irrigation gardens, eventually, it flows into the Bayjan River. This river is used to water agricultural lands nearby. Like all other mirages, this one, in particular, has been created from the limestone formation of the region.
Tekyeh Moaven al-Molk goes back to the Qajar period, around 114 years ago. This building is a mourning site located in Haddad-e-Adel Street, in Kermanshah. Old people still know the neighborhood with its old name, Abshooran.
Kermanshah’s market is one of the main sections of the city and one of the largest indoor markets in Iran. The market is a proper tourist attraction. In this market, you can buy local clothing, souvenirs, and handicrafts from the Kermanshah Province.
Zagros Paleolithic Museum is a prehistoric art site, one of the world’s best-known museums. It is considered to be the first Middle Eastern Paleolithic Museum. The museum is located in the Modaress Street in Kermanshah. It was founded in 2007 by Fereydoun Biglari and Moradi Bitoni. It includes a collection of tools and human bones from the Paleolithic periods in Iran and other countries.
The oldest piece of work in the museum is the tools that have been discovered in the Khorasan River from nearly a million years ago. Also in the museum are Moulages from the Neanderthal-human skull and the intelligent man and also images rebuilt from the Stone Age hunters.
Shafei Mosque is a Sunni Mosque in the city of Kermanshah. It is located in the Kermanshah Market, established in 1324. This mosque leads to the Janshir Square on the one hand, and on the other to the market. It was bought by a number of Sunni benefactors under the leadership of the late Hajj Molasid Hussein Mas’udi. Today, prayers will be held only in the new mosque built alongside the old one.
Taq Boston is a collection of rocks and stones from the Sassanid period that is located in Iran’s Taq Boston neighborhood located northwest of Kermanshah. It was built in the third century and has a great artistic and historical value.
Bam-e Kermanshah is located in the northern part of Kermanshah. it is one of the largest and most beautiful tourist parks in Kermanshah and Iran, located near Taq Boston. In this park, two artificial waterfalls have been built alongside with a building as a memorial for anonymous martyrs.
Kermanshah can be named after Isfahan as the second city to have a flower garden. It is one of the most unique attributes a city can have. An area of 5 hectares, home to 4,000 species of flowers. Four gardens of Iranian, Italian, French and Japanese flowers. It is a beautiful and spectacular region in the spring and summer seasons.
Sadaf Birds Garden is the largest in the Middle East and it is equipped with a boarding hospital for birds.
90% of the birds are imported from South America and East Asia, one the most important species in the garden is a black swan alongside a host of different chicken and cocks. It has 30 thousand birds and 130 species, of which 90% of them are foreign birds and 10% are Iranian birds.
