Isfahan tourism
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In line with improving rail tourism:
‘1001 Nights’ tourist train arrives in Isfahan
IMNA English Desk- with travelers from Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Australia, England, Russia, Algeria, and India, the train started the trip from Ashgabat, Turkmenistan’ capital, entering Iran from north-eastern province of Khorasan.
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Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage:
Isfahan sees 500% tourism growth in Rouhani's 1st tenure
The Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage announced that Isfahan tourism grows 5 times more over recent 4 years.
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Religious intangible attractions of Iran:
Experience Muharram in Iran
Visiting Iran during Ashura and Muharram can be a truly extraordinary experience – and a perfect time to experience one of the most important and significant events of Shia Muslims in Iran.
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Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage:
Isfahan sees 500% tourism growth in Rouhani's 1st tenure
The Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage announced that Isfahan tourism grows 5 times more over recent 4 years.
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Iranian tourists to travel to Russia without visa
Based on a bilateral agreement signed between Iran and Russia, visa regime will be lifted for Iranian tourists who want to travel to Russia, Russian envoy to Tehran said.
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Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage:
Day-long eco tours in Mouteh wildlife shelter/ Isfahan
Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Department announced holding day-long eco tours in Mouteh wildlife shelter in Isfahan province.
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An Italian magazine published:
Safe Iran charms every tourist
Iran is the safest country across the Middle East with the most hospitable people, Latitudeslife wrote.
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Foreign flights land in Isfahan instead of Tehran
Six foreign flights landed in Shahid Beheshti International Airport in central Iran because the runway of Imam Khomeini International Airport in western Tehran is under repair.
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Official head of Creativity and Innovation Center of Isfahan municipality:
Tourist Attraction Be Based on Non-Seasonal Attractions
The head of Creativity and Innovation Center of Isfahan Municipality, Mohammad Ali Izadkhasti, Mohammad Ali Izadkhasti, said: the city of Isfahan must focus of cultural, historical events as well as nature and entertaining experiences to attract non-seasonal tourists.
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Iran tourism:
Political approach of US media toward Iran tourism industry
An American mainstream media with an political approach hailed Iran's tourism industry achievements.
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Stories of Isfahan:
My lovely Isfahan…
Foreign tourists take photos of Isfahan so lovingly with pleasing smiles that one could clearly feel the expressions of wonder on their faces. May this glory rest in our eyes rather than looking at them as ordinary scenes.
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Iran tourism:
Official: Iran one of world's low-cost tourism destinations
President of Iran Urban Economic Scientific Association (IUESA) Hossein Mohammad Zarandi said on Monday that the Islamic Republic of Iran is one of the low-cost tourism destinations in the world, IRNA reported.
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Tile work (Kashikari)
Persian tile work progressing over centuries
Tile work, originally related to pottery, mainly comes from Kashan, Isfahan.
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Isfahan tourism:
Isfahan’s Flowers Garden, one of a kind attraction
Not only does Isfahan glory in its archeological sites, but also it enjoys a beautiful unique site named ‘Baq-e Golha’, (meaning Flowers Garden). The place is famous all around the country and is considered as a main attraction in the city of Isfahan.
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Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage:
3 eco lodges unveiled in Kashan/ Isfahan
Director General of Isfahan Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Department announced the unveiling of 13 eco lodge accommodation in Isfahan's suburban city, Kashan. The establishment is done on the occasion of Iranian Government Week.
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Sofeh recreation center:
Mount Sofeh situated in southern Isfahan
Soffeh mountain (Kuh-e Soffeh) is a name for some relatively small mounts rang just in the south of Isfahan city and adjacent to this city.
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Gaz, souvenir of Isfahan:
This delicious candy grabs your attention
The major traditional souvenir of Isfahan is a sticky candy called Gaz. It is made of rosewater, honeydew, pistachio, and almond kernels.
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Iran tourism:
European travels to Iran raise to 56%
Iranian Head of Planning and Tourism Development publicized statistics on the number incoming travelers to the country over the first three months of the current Iranian calendar year 1396 (2017).
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The Americans' trip to Iran is not stopped
Iran is not rejecting visa applications by American nationals and there has been no change in the number of inbound tourists from the US, according to the head of Iranian Tour Operators’ Association.
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on Isfahan tourism:
Isfahan Bazaar: One of Oldest, Largest Bazaars in Middle East
In Iran bazaar is not only a shopping centre, but also since long times ago bazaar had certain specifications, which cannot be seen in other parts of the world. The grand Bazaar of Isfahan is a complete covered town. The old Isfahan society used to be concentrated around the Bazaar.
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Iran Tourism:
Iran inscribes 22 natural sites on national heritage list
Iran registered 22 historical and natural heritage locations on the list of national heritage sites, said an official of Iran's Cultural Heritage Handicrafts and Tourism Organization (ICHHTO).
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A brief travleguide about Iran:
Travelling to Iran in a glimpse
Iran cultural and natural highlights fascinate many people around the world to pay a visit to this historical land, and cradle of civilization. However, such a vast country with around 1.65 millions of sq km can confuse those willing to travel. A four-season country offering winter and spring, snow and sun, desert and forest, mountains and plains, sea and rivers to visitors altogether. It is only a matter of one's interest and favors to determine where and when to go.
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Russia ready to implement tourism visa waiver MoU with Iran: Envoy
Russia is ready to implement tourism visa waiver with Iran, Russian Envoy to Iran Levan Jagarian said.
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Iran planning to boost food tourism
IRNA – Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Organization (CHTHO) planned to promote food tourism by holding food festivals across the country to attract domestic and international tourists, it was reported on Thursday.
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At west of Chahar-Bagh Ave,
The Marnan Bridge: Isfahan's Historical Bridge
Walking over Marnan Bridge is a must-do in Isfahan, not only is it historical and beautiful, but also it gives the pedestrians both feelings of peace and excitement together.
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Burg Kabootar: Magnificent Towers Built to House Pigeons
The environs of Iran's central province of Isfahan are dotted with bizarre but very picturesque pigeon towers. In contrast to a European dovecot, which often housed pigeons to be used as meat, in Iran the pigeons were never eaten.
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Iran enjoys picturesque landscapes:
Chalous: The Most Beautiful Road in Iran
Road 59, also known as the Chalous Road or Kandovan Road is an important road for people of Tehran, a large number of whom drive to popular tourist attractions in the north of Iran on weekends and for holidays.
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Head of Isfahan Beautification Organization:
Isfahan watermills to be revived/ Isfahan
Managing director of Isfahan municipality's Beautification Organization, Mahdi Baghei, announced the reviving of old watermills alongside the city's Maadis (meaning small traditional streams).