Alamut Castle is one of the attractions of Qazvin province and a unique historical fortress in Iran. The Alamut Castle, located in the Alamut region in Qazvin province. The Castle was built over a cliff at an altitude of 2100 meters above sea level. The cliff is above the surrounding land about 200 meters, and the castle area is 20,000 square meters. Read more
Rudkhan Castle is fantastic. Iran has many castles. But most of them are located in a dry area. Rudkhan Castle is one of the few fortresses located in the woods.Read more
Khorshid Palace (sun house), in Kalat Nader city of Iran, was built in Afsharid dynasty after subjugating India by Nader Shah. This unique cylindrical palace built of black marble at Seventeenth Century.Read more
Have you always dreamt of delving deep into one of the world’s greatest and most agile destinations? You can now. Local Living tours or accommodations will send you undercover in some of the Iran’s most interesting places to discover life as it’s lived every day.Read more
There is a beautiful and attractive mosque with blue tiles in Tabriz city. This mosque, which left out of many years, is blue and called the Blue Mosque. This mosque is one of the most famous attractions in Tabriz.Read more
When you travel to Yazd, you will visit many gardens that surrounded by desert. Among all gardens of the city, the Dowlat Abad Garden is another thing.Read more
Great Museum of Zahedan is one of the largest and most attractive museums in the province of Sistan and Baluchestan Province, where works of ancient history, culture and ancient discoveries of Kerman, southern Khorasan and this province are exhibited.Read more
If you want to see an adobe city in the heart of the desert, which found its mazes clean and a safe place from the sun radiation, travel to central Iran and visit Yazd, city of wind catchers.Read more
Ali Qapu mansion is a beautiful mansion with unique decorations in the heart of Naqshe Jahan of Isfahan. This beautiful mansion has witnessed many historical events and suffered much damage in these events and remains stable.Read more
The Dome of Soltaniyeh is the largest brick dome in Iran, which inspired architects to build the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and Taj Mahal.Read more
Sanandaj Museum is known as Salar Saeid Mansion; you will see some ancient objects that discovered from all over Iran at this historical place.Read more
In ancient times, each city had 5 main elements, including mosques, bazaar, houses, bathrooms, and water storage. Accordingly, the bath of Soltan Amir-Ahmad was one of the most important factors in the city of Kashan.Read more
One of the most impressive attractions in the city of Susa is the Hafttappeh and Choghazanbil museum. The museum is located in an area called Haft Tapeh (Seven Hills). Read more
When the name of the city of Isfahan comes to mind, everyone remembers Si-o-se-pol bridge. A large bridge on the Zayanderud river, which displays its unique beauty on the river.Read more
One of the most valuable monuments of Iran is the mosques that have remained in the ancient era. One of these valuable and beautiful mosques is the Jameh Mosque of Atigh that is located in one of the ancient cities of Iran.Read more
Artistic ornamentation with plaster, colored glasses, proper design not only in planning, but also coordinated with Islamic architectural features has made Tabatabaei house as the bride of houses in Iran, located in Kashan, Isfahan province. Read more
One of Semnan's most famous attractions is the Semnan Arg Gate, which has become a symbol of this city and has spectacular engravings and illustrations.Read more
Naqsh-e Rustam is an unparalleled collection of three eras of the Persian empire's monuments. Naqsh-e Rustam is a precious monument that includes: the Elam's role of the gods, the tomb of the Achaemenid kings and relief of Sassanid kings.Read more
Sheikh Zahed Gilani's Shrine is placed in Lahijan, one of the most beautiful cities of Gilan Province. It is a good tourism goal for nature buffs to spend time near the Caspian Sea.Read more
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