the 20 of April is “Saadi’s Day” in IRAN. Many lovers of the great Persian poet Saadi gather at his grave in Shiraz and read his poetry. Saadi distinguished between the spiritual and the practical or mundane aspects of life. In his Bustan, for example, spiritual Saadi uses the mundane world as a spring board…
By David Sim: The lifting of sanctions on Iran as a result of its nuclear deal with world powers could result in a huge tourism boom. Iran made it on to the top destination lists of major publications such as The Financial Times and The Guardian in 2015 thanks to sights that include 2,500-year-old ruins…
The New York Times, By ELAINE GLUSAC FEB. 8, 2016- Tourism in Iran is already popular with Europeans. Iranian officials told The Associated Press last fall that about five million foreign travelers visited Iran in 2014, and that the country aims to attract 20 million tourists, spending $30 billion, by 2025. Among growth signs, Air…
The plane – an A330 – in Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKIA). It is carrying the French Transport Minister Alain Vidal as well as the CEOs of Air France and Boeing among others. This is the first Air France jet to land in Iran in eight years following a landmark nuclear deal between Iran and…
Colored glass brightens a serene scene as a woman prays at Nasir al-Mulk mosque in Shiraz, Iran. Completed in 1888, the mosque is one of several in Shiraz, the economic center of southern Iran. Related posts: Persepolis Historical Complex hosts first intl. marathon Beginning of New Persian Year in Pasargadae, Persepolis Time lapse video: Historical…
Visit Iran – 79 reasons and places that will make Iran your next travel destination João Leitão: Iran is an amazing country. Do you have any doubts about it? I know that the general opinion in the West is that Iran is a dangerous country. The NEWS in Europe and the US tell us…
Thousands of Iranian people on Sunday morning attended a ceremony in Iran’s historical sites of Pasargadae and Persepolis in southern Iranian province of Fars to mark the beginning of New Iranian Year, Nowruz. Nowruz is an ancestral festivity marking the first day of spring and the renewal of nature. It was proclaimed as an official…
A festival of tulips flowers is underway in Park Mellat in the holy city of Mashhad, northeast of Iran. Photo: Tasnim Related posts: Photo: Iranians having fun at the beach Iranians celebrated Charshanbe-Suri Photo: Baluchestan of IRAN Beginning of New Persian Year in Pasargadae, Persepolis
October 24, 2014 by Nellie Huang– If you’re looking for a country that surprises, then Iran is the place for you. Traveling Iran can be an eye-opening experience, considering how closed and misunderstood this Islamic Republic is. It is a rewarding place to visit especially for curious travelers who want to learn the basis of…
Chinese tourists come to Iran more than before. Annie Dai that introduced herself “Chinese girl living in Paris” visiting IRAN. She shares her photos from IRAN trip in Instagram from Kashan. Xiaoye Xuan is with Annie in IRAN trip. 中国女孩在伊朗 中国游客来到伊朗比以前更加。安妮戴了自我介绍“中国女孩住在巴黎”访问伊朗。她分享她的照片从卡尚。小雅轩Instagram的伊朗之行是与安妮在伊朗旅行。 Related posts: Surprises in Modern Iran: What to Expect 79 Reason to Visit Iran…
