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Iran's railway system is one of the most reliable and scenic in the region. With routes connecting major cities like Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan, Yazd, Mashhad, and Tabriz, Iranian trains are ideal for long-distance journeys especially overnight.
Book your Iranian train tickets in advance via trusted agencies like HiPersia to secure seats on high-demand routes.
With a vast network connecting virtually every town and city, bus travel is the most accessible and affordable way to travel in Iran. Bus stations are present in even remote areas, and many routes run throughout the day and night.
Opt for VIP buses on longer routes they cost a little more but offer a much more comfortable experience.
If you’re short on time or planning to cover large distances (e.g., Tehran to Bandar Abbas or Mashhad), domestic flights in Iran are quick, safe, and increasingly affordable.
If you want to save time on a multi-city tour of Iran, consider flying from one major city to another and using buses or trains locally.
Choose the train if you enjoy scenic journeys, want to travel overnight, or prefer a relaxed, cultural experience. Go by bus if you're looking for the cheapest way to travel in Iran and don’t mind longer hours on the road. Fly between cities if time is limited or you want to maximize sightseeing during a 7–10 day trip. Many travelers combine all three modes to experience the best of Iran fly between major cities, take scenic trains across deserts and mountains, and use buses for short or off-the-beaten-path trips.
HiPersia offers reliable and simple ticket booking services for all major modes of travel in Iran. Whether you want to reserve a VIP bus to Yazd, a sleeper train to Shiraz, or a flight to Tabriz, you can do it all through their secure platform:
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