Isfahan tourism
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Number of tourists visiting Isfahan jumps 28%
The number of tourist arrivals in Isfahan, one of Iran’s top tourist destinations for good reason, has soared 28 percent during the first five…
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Isfahan's Agha Noor mosque in pictures
A mosque, known as the Islamic house of worship, is the place of worship for Muslims. The word mosque is derived from the Arabic word masjid,…
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Enjoy night tours in Isfahan's ancient cemetery, Takht-e Foulad
Tourists may once again discover the second-largest graveyard in the Shia world at Takht-e Foulad, a historical landmark in Isfahan, thanks to…
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Isfahan, Bandar Abbas: discover enchanting cities of crafts and folk arts
If you are looking to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Iran, two cities that should be on the top of your list are Isfahan and…
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International arrivals to Iran would increase in the autumn
According to Ebrahim Pourfaraj, an Iranian tourism specialist, the country will witness a significant rise in international tourists next fall…
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In three days, 10,000 visitors to Isfahan's cultural heritage sites recorded
During a national three-day vacation that began on Friday, Isfahan province received over 10,000 visitors to its cultural heritage sites and…
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Dust off childhood memories by visiting nostalgic house of Majid's tales
One of the most well-liked figures among Iranian children, teenagers, and even adults of all generations is Majid, the protagonist of The Tales…
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Iran names eight villages for UNWTO status
Iran has nominated eight rural villages as final candidates for a special label given by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), which recognizes…
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By Afshin Majlesi
Iran taps into neighboring markets to drive tourism growth
In a bid to boost its tourism industry, Iran has set its sights on attracting visitors mostly from neighboring countries.
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Tourist exchange between Iran, Egypt to restart after 44-year gap
Tourist exchange between Iran and Egypt is scheduled to begin after a 44-year hiatus, according to an Iranian tourism official.
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Foreign arrivals in Iran increased 50% year on year: minister
According to Ezzatollah Zarghami, the tourism minister, the Islamic Republic has welcomed around 850,000 international visitors in the first…
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Behind the scenes of harvesting Safflower in Isfahan's Bersian
Safflower was a key crop in ancient Egypt, and it eventually spread to Greece, China, and even Spain. For ages, it was used to color clothes,…
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Isfahan’s Qalamkari gains place on World Crafts Council list
Qalamkari of Isfahan, an ancient way of printing themes on fabrics, has made it onto the World Crafts Council’s list of cultural heritage.
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World Handicrafts Day/ Isfahan global city of handicrafts
The greatest time to praise and recognize Iranian artisans who work tirelessly to share their country's rich artistic heritage with the rest…
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The Great Wall of Gorgan: an ancient marvel of military construction
Ancient great walls are among the most recognizable wonders humans constructed centuries ago.
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Discover Isfahan in spring
Spring is a wonderful time to explore the cultural capital of Iran, Isfahan, which is known for its breathtaking architecture and incredible…
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Step into timelessness: explore the wonders of Jameh Mosque
A busy place of worship, Jameh Mosque of Isfahan is a top destination for sightseers, history buffs, and researchers. Some say it is a veritable…
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By Afshin Majlesi
A symphony of scents and carnival flair, the rosewater festival is beyond compare
Once more, the merriments of the fragrant roses take center stage in Kashan and the lands beyond as petals are plucked with gentle care and glee…
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Isfahan popular tourist destination during Nowruz
Necessary arrangements for hosting travelers during Nowruz holidays have been made in Isfahan.
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Isfahan ready to accommodate 100,000 Noruz travelers per day
Isfahan province is getting prepared to accommodate some 100,000 travelers per day during the Noruz, Iranian New Year holidays, which officially…
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Darb-e Kushk; forgotten in modern Isfahan
At the intersection of Tayeb and Mir-Damad streets, is located the remnants of Darb-e Kushk, which was once an ancient neighborhood of Isfahan,…
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Jameh Mosque of Ushturjan; a living museum of lavish decorations
Survived in excellent condition, the Jameh Mosque of Ushturjan is an amazing reminiscent of Il-khanid architecture in a town of the same name…
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By Afshin Majlesi
Vibrant colors of heritage
Isfahan has long been home to dye workshops where fashionable fabrics are created utilizing traditional methods.
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By Afshin Majlesi
Crafts; ancient method of underglaze
One of the earliest methods of pottery decoration still being used today in Iran is underglaze. Similar to painting and drawing, underglaze allows…
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By Afshin Majlesi
Rig-e Jenn: the bizarre land of elves!
Whoever named it Rig-e Jenn, may have been deeply troubled by ghosts and the devil there in the heart of the Iranian plateau.
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Isfahan: crown jewel of Iran’s handicraft industry
Isfahan is sometimes referred to as the crown jewel of Iran’s handicraft industry, where its artisans do their best to safeguard know-how passed…
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By Afshin Majlesi
Khatamkari experts breathe new life into objects
For centuries, Isfahan has been a leading hub for Khatamkari experts who breathe new life into objects with intricate inlays.
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By Afshin Majlesi
Autumn's farewell party: everyone is invited
For color enthusiasts, finding autumn gold is highly rewarding when heart-shaped leaves go glorious red, orange, and yellow.
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Khan-e Eje-i:
A peaceful retreat to be overwhelmed by Persian arts
Isfahan has long been home to prominent figures, gifted artisans, and wealthy merchants, whose footprints may be traced in superb houses left…