Iran tourism
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Iran Introduces "Tourist Card" to Boost Foreign Tourism and Currency Exchange
Foreign tourists visiting Iran will soon have the opportunity to obtain a "tourist card," facilitating the conversion of their currencies into…
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Isfahan Hosts 14th International Exhibition of Tourism, Handicrafts, and Hotel, Showcasing Iran's Rich Cultural Heritage and Artisan Excellence
The 14th edition of the International Exhibition of Tourism, Handicrafts, and Hotel is currently taking place in Isfahan, Iran. This event underscores…
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Iran Prioritizes Sea Tourism Development Amid UAE Territorial Claims
Iran’s Deputy Tourism Minister, Ali-Asghar Shalbafian, met with experts and private investors on Tuesday to discuss strategies for enhancing…
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Enhancing Visitor Infrastructure at Iran’s Lut Desert
Efforts are underway to improve visitor infrastructure at Iran's Lut Desert, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as authorities work to provide essential…
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Iran Hosts European Motorcyclists as Peace Ambassadors
Iran is currently hosting a group of 16 European motorcyclists, referred to as “international peace ambassadors,” in an event showcasing the…
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Iran’s Maritime Tourism: Key to Economic Growth and Development
Maritime tourism in Iran holds significant potential for driving sea-based development, with the Persian Gulf, the Sea of Oman, and the Caspian…
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Iran's Yazd Province Shifts Focus from Tile Production to Eco-Friendly Tourism
Yazd Province, a significant center for tile production and home to numerous travel attractions, is taking steps to reduce its ceramic output…
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Iran, Georgia Strengthen Cultural Ties
During a meeting in Tbilisi, Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri, emphasized the importance…
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Iran: A Prime Tourist Destination with Rich Cultural Heritage
Iran, boasting 21 historical and ancient monuments registered on the UNESCO list, stands out as a prime tourist destination.
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Art of Devotion: Isfahan's Artisans Create Breathtaking Chain Mail, Kolah Khud for Religious Rituals
In the ancient city of Isfahan, Iran, a centuries-old tradition of artisanal craftsmanship is revived in the making of intricate chain mail and…
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Muharram unifies Iranian society
The month of Muharram has brought Iranians together, transcending cultural and religious divides.
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Turkmen Jewelry: Timeless Masterpiece of Artistry, Tradition
In the heart of Iran, a small workshop in the city of Agh Qola is home to a rich cultural heritage of Iranian Turkmens.
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Iran Sees 43% Surge in Foreign Tourist Arrivals in 2023, Ranks 34th Globally: UNWTO
According to the latest report by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), Iran experienced a significant growth in foreign tourist…
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Meymand: Heart of Iran's Unique Rose Water Production
The annual flower harvesting season in Meymand paints a picturesque scene, where locals gather to reap the rewards of a year's labor in the enchanting…
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Rebirth of Lake Urmia in Pictures
In the heart of Iran, nestled amidst the vast expanses, lies the captivating Lake Urmia. Once a vibrant expanse, it had fallen victim to the…
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Doogh and Gushfil; Iran's Traditional Dessert with Historical Roots
Gushfil, also known as "elephant's ear," is a beloved traditional Iranian sweet that has been cherished for generations.
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Isfahan Witnesses Booming Tourist Influx During Nowrouz Holidays
This Nowrouz, the Persian New Year, has brought a significant increase in the number of tourists visiting the historic city of Isfahan, Iran.
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Reshteh Khoshkar; Culinary Journey Through Rasht's Rich Tradition, Flavorful Heritage
Known as a Creative City of Gastronomy by UNESCO, Rasht is a melting pot of flavors and traditions, where food is not just sustenance, but an…
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Embracing Fire and Fortune: Vibrant Tradition of Chaharshanbe Suri Before Persian New Year
The Iranian tradition of Chaharshanbe Suri, celebrated before the arrival of spring and the Persian New Year, is a unique blend of ancient rituals…
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By Elahe Seyfodin
Timeless art of making traditional felt hat, legacy of Iran's nomadic culture
In the beautiful city of Isfahan, Iran’s cultural capital, a lifestyle as old as time exists. A craft passed down via generations, a testament…
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By Elahe Seyfodin
Winter's Final Embrace: Isfahan Under Blanket of Snow
Isfahan, the city of poets and artists, stood resplendent in its wintry attire. After a long wait, the first snow of late winter had finally…
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Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province: Jewel of Iran's Southwest
Located in the heart of the stunning Zagros mountains in the southwest of Iran, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province spreads across 16,532 square…
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Art of Bringing Handmade Carpets Back to Life
In the heart of ancient traditions lies the delicate craft of reviving handmade carpets. Each thread woven with care tells a story of craftsmanship…
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Iran Announces Visa-Free Travel for 28 Countries, Including Saudi Arabia and India
In an official statement on February 5, the Deputy Foreign Minister for Consular, Parliamentary, and Iranian expatriate Affairs at the Ministry…
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Zourkhaneh Rituals, Journey into Iran's Martial Arts Heritage
In the heart of Iran, a timeless tradition known as Pahlevani thrives within the sacred walls of the zurkhāneh. Recognized by UNESCO as a symbol…
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Tajer Abad, Where Cultures Collide, Treasures Unfold
In the vibrant city of Mashhad, nestled near Sarkhas Road, lies an enchanting marketplace known as Tajer Abad.
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Asian Mayors Forum Designates Hamedan as 2024 Asian Capital of Tourism
In a significant announcement on Wednesday, the Asian Mayors Forum (AMF), an international non-governmental organization dedicated to fostering…
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Iranian Village of Exquisite Persian Carpets
In the heart of Iran, nestled 60 km away from the bustling city of Arak, lies the enchanting village of Jiria. This historical gem has captivated…
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Yazd's Enchanting Rig-e Zarin Desert, Where Beauty Meets Serenity
The beauty of Yazd's deserts goes beyond the visual spectacle. It is an experience that engages all the senses. The ancient city of Yazd, with…