Exploring the rich tapestry of Persian culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes. Iran, a land of ancient civilizations, offers an array of attractions that promise an unforgettable journey through time and beauty. At Incredible Iran, we help you tailor your journey, ensuring you experience the best of Iran's attractions. Add these destinations to your tour and immerse yourself in the land of warmth, hospitality, and endless discoveries. Let your adventure begin!
Shahdad’s Kalouts – Iran Tourist Attractions Shahdad’s Kalouts Shahdad’s Kalouts are an extraordinary natural formation extending over 80 kilometers wide and 145 kilometers long, covering an area of more than 11,000 square kilometers in the heart of the Lut Desert. From a distance, this region resembles a vast city with…
Cloud Forest of Shahroud – Iran Tourist Attractions Cloud Forest of Shahroud The Shahroud Cloud Forest, an ancient part of the Hyrcanian forests, straddles the climates of Semnan and Golestan provinces. Known for its cloud ocean, the forest is a global attraction for its extraordinary union of sky and earth.…
Aladagh Lar Mountains – Iran Tourist Attractions Aladagh Lar Mountains The diverse natural landscapes of Iran, ranging from lakes, forests, and hot springs to deserts, valleys, and caves, attract tourists with varying interests. Among the most beautiful natural wonders in Iran and a notable attraction near Tabriz are the colorful…
Parvaneh Friday Market – Iran Tourist Attractions Parvaneh Friday Market The Parvaneh Parking Friday Market was a gathering place for numerous artists and vendors from various cities who came together every Friday to sell handmade artistic items, antiques, and many other goods. This market was one of the most attractive…
Naderi Café in Tehran – Iran Tourist Attractions Naderi Café in Tehran Naderi Café, a part of Iran’s contemporary history, is one of the oldest and most memorable cafés in Tehran. Naderi Café and Hotel is one of the oldest hangout spots in Tehran, with nearly a century of history.…
Dhow Building Workshops – Iran Tourist Attractions Dhow Building Workshops The Goran Dhow (Lenj) Building Workshop is a notable attraction on Qeshm Island, often referred to as a living museum. The unique and indigenous art of dhow building is a special aspect of Qeshm’s local industry. Traditional dhows are a…
Arasbaran Forest – Iran Tourist Attractions Arasbaran Forest Arasbaran in East Azerbaijan Province, Iran, is celebrated for its breathtaking natural scenery and historical significance, making it a notable tourist spot in northwest Iran. Though its beauty rivals other northern forested areas, it remains relatively undiscovered. Recognized by UNESCO as a…
The Tulip Plain of Kondor Village – Iran Tourist Attractions The Tulip Plain of Kondor Village Near Tehran, a splendid celebration of nature takes place in the Alborz Province, near the city of Karaj, in a pleasant spot called Kondor village, nestled among the towering Alborz mountains. The Tulip Plain…
Choghakhor Wetland – Iran Tourist Attractions Choghakhor Wetland The Choghakhor Wetland is a scenic spot in Borujen, Chaharmahal, and Bakhtiari Province, situated in the heights of the Zagros Mountains on the Iranian Plateau. This stunning natural landscape, covering over 2,300 hectares, attracts many nature enthusiasts. Historically a resting place for…
Miankaleh Wetland – Iran Tourist Attractions Miankaleh Wetland The Miankaleh Wetland in Mazandaran Province, northern Iran, is a significant natural and historical attraction renowned for birdwatching, especially during the migration season. Surrounded by lush forests and orchards, it is home to a diverse range of migratory birds such as flamingos,…
Abuzeydabad Desert – Iran Tourist Attractions Abuzeydabad Desert The Abuzeydabad Desert forms a small part of the vast “Band-e Rig” desert and is renowned not only for its high natural appeal but also for the historical and ancient sites it encompasses. Many tourists visiting the Abuzeydabad Desert also plan to…
Varzaneh Desert – Iran Tourist Attractions Varzaneh Desert The Varzaneh Desert, located in Isfahan Province near Tehran, is a prominent natural tourist destination in Iran, featuring the country’s largest desert recreational site. This site has recently been upgraded with a range of facilities including ATVs, zip lines, safaris, camel riding,…
Fandoghloo Forest – Iran Tourist Attractions Fandoghloo Forest The Fandoghloo Forest, locally known as “Masheh,” is one of the most beautiful attractions in Ardabil Province for nature enthusiasts. If you yearn for a meadow filled with flowers like chamomile and an untouched, pristine forest, this place offers the chance to…
Valiasr Street in Tehran – Iran Tourist Attractions Valiasr Street in Tehran Valiasr Street in Tehran is one of the main thoroughfares running north to south and vice versa in the city. Before the Islamic Revolution of Iran, Valiasr Street was known as Pahlavi Street. Valiasr Street is also famous…
Jolfa neighborhood, Isfahan – Iran Tourist Attractions Jolfa neighborhood, Isfahan Nearly 400 years ago, by the order of Shah Abbas of the Safavid dynasty, the people of a city, now located in present-day Azerbaijan, left their homes and settled in the city of Jolfa. These people, all Armenians, endured a…
Daryasar Plain – Iran Tourist Attractions Daryasar Plain The Daryasar Plain in Tonekabon is one of the most beautiful sights in northern Iran. It is a charming destination for nature enthusiasts and camping lovers due to its unique beauty and nature, which displays distinct charms in all four seasons. This…
Sisangan Forest Park – Iran Tourist Attractions Sisangan Forest Park The Sisangan Forest Park in Mazandaran, a lush northern province of Iran, is one of the many stunning forests in the region. Each of these forests is a natural asset of great significance. Sisangan Forest Park is a natural example…
Lafour Forest – Iran Tourist Attractions Lafour Forest Lafour Forest is a part of the ancient Hyrcanian forests, offering an exceptional option for nature enthusiasts. Additionally, due to its diverse vegetation, clean and fresh air, and numerous waterfalls, it is an ideal choice for those looking to escape the hustle…
Traditional market of Rasht – Iran Tourist Attractions Traditional market of Rasht The traditional market of Rasht includes the Grand Bazaar, Small Bazaar, four-sided markets (Chaharsooqs), and caravanserais, making it one of Rasht’s attractions. The architecture of the caravanserais and arches in Rasht’s market are among the charming features of…
Dizin International Ski Resort – Iran Tourist Attractions Dizin International Ski Resort The Dizin Ski Resort, a familiar name to winter sports enthusiasts, is located in the Alborz mountain range, about 70 kilometers north of Karaj and 6 kilometers from Velayat Rud. Parts of the Dizin ski resort’s recreational complex…
Tower of Silence – Iran Tourist Attractions Tower of Silence The Tower of Silence, in Zoroastrian tradition, is a circular, stone or brick structure used for funerary practices. Corpses are placed on the roof, divided into three rings for men, women, and children, to be exposed to the sun and…
Jame Mosque of Yazd – Iran Tourist Attractions Jame Mosque of Yazd The Lame’ Mosque, is a fourteenth-century Islamic conversion of a Sassanian fire temple, rebuilt between 1324 and 1365. The iwan and sanctuary are impressively tall in comparison with most Islamic buildings; two Seljuk minarets of baked brick studded…
Fire-temple of Zoroastrians – Iran Tourist Attractions Fire-temple of Zoroastrians This temple, built on a hill, is encircled by evergreen trees. A large round pool increases its attractiveness. In the Fire Temple, there is a fire burning since 700 years ago, around which there are rooms for blessing. Plinth courses…
Dowlat Abad Garden – Iran Tourist Attractions Dowlat Abad Garden Comprising a large garden and some buildings, it is a famous complex built in the original Iranian style which was watered by a qanat of this same name. In the past, it was the residence of the governor. The most…
The complex of Amir Chakhmaq – Iran Tourist Attractions The complex of Amir Chakhmaq It consists of a mosque and a public bath, a caravansary, a mausoleum, a Tekye (a religious place for mourning) three water reservoirs, and a bazaar, each of which has its own beauty. This complex was…
Toghrol Tower – Iran Tourist Attractions Toghrol Tower This tower being one of the most significant towers of Tehran has clay bricks in the middle while outwardly it has got heated bricks for decoration Toghrol tower was constructed on a circular foundation whose diameter measures over 21 meters and its…
Sourep Serkis Cathedral – Iran Tourist Attractions Sourep Serkis Cathedral Concerning this church it should be mentioned in 1961the society of church lovers decided to have a new cathedral constructed. Therefore the bishop requested an endower to accept its expenses. In this way, the caliphate council of the Armenians purchased…
Shamsolemareh palace – Iran Tourist Attractions Shamsolemareh palace This palace is situated on the eastern side of the complex of Golestan palaces. The yard of this palace was constructed by the decree of Nasseroddin Shah in 1864. Sharnsolemareh is a five-flat construction whose fourth and fifth flats are two separate…
Azadi Tower – Iran Tourist Attractions Azadi Tower The capital’s most conspicuous architectural landmark is the large marble Azadi Tower, constructed in 1971asagatewaytothecity. The monument, which is the symbol of Tehran, was designed by a young Iranian architect Hosain Amanat in an area of 400 m. The main feature is…
Tomb of Saadi – Iran Tourist Attractions Tomb of Saadi One of the biggest places to visit is the garden, where the tomb of Saadi is located. Saadi is the Persian Iranian poet, writer, and philosopher who was born and died in the 13th century in Shiraz. He is supposed…
Naqshe Rajab – Iran Tourist Attractions Naqshe Rajab Not far from Persepolis, there are three rock reliefs of the Sassanian period carved in the Kuh-e Rahmat. The first relief shows the Investiture of Ardashir I (224-241) who is receiving the crown adorned with large ribbons –the symbol of royalty-from the…
Bishapur – Iran Tourist Attractions Bishapur Bishapur, also known as Shapur, was the Sassanian capital situated north of the road from Shiraz to Boushehr, near Kazerun. The ruins of Bishapur are located near a gorge, where four of Shapur’s six Sassanian art masterpieces are carved into a cliff face. These…
Arg Karim khan – Iran Tourist Attractions Arg Karim khan Karim Khan, the founder of the Zand dynasty, ruled Iran from 1750 to 1779. He established Shiraz as his capital, which flourished during his reign, leading to the construction of numerous buildings such as mosques, water reservoirs, citadels, bazaars, and…
Taqe Bostan grottoes – Iran Tourist Attractions Taqe Bostan grottoes The Taqe Bostan grottoes, located near Kermanshah, are significant for their unique Sassanian rock carvings, which stand apart from most others in Iran both in period and style. One of the main reliefs depicts the investiture of Ardeshir II (379-383…
Takiyeh Mo’aven-ol Molk – Iran Tourist Attractions Takiyeh Mo’aven-ol Molk Kermanshah owes its name, the Town of the King of Kerman, to the fact that it was founded in 390 A.D. by Bahram IV; who had been governor of Kerman before he ascended the Sassanian throne. It possesses a noticeable…
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque – Iran Tourist Attractions Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, built between 1602 and 1619 in Isfahan by Shah Abbas I, is renowned for its stunning architecture and intricate tile work. Its dome is particularly notable for its cream-colored arabesques and floral designs in black and…
Monarjonban – Iran Tourist Attractions Monarjonban The shaking minarets of Isfahan are located six kilometers away from the city. The date of their construction goes back to seven centuries ago. They are Mongolian in style. This building was constructed over the tomb of Amu Abdollah Karladani. One of the Islamic…
Jameh Mosque of Isfahan – Iran Tourist Attractions Jameh Mosque of Isfahan The Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, also known as the Friday Mosque, is a historic and architectural marvel in Iran. Dating back over a thousand years, with ongoing additions and reconstructions from various periods, it is one of the…
Shah Mosque – Iran Tourist Attractions Shah Mosque The Shah Mosque, also known as Imam Mosque, located in Isfahan, Iran, is a stunning example of Islamic architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Constructed during the Safavid period under the order of Shah Abbas I in the early 17th century,…
Hasht-Behesht Palace – Iran Tourist Attractions Hasht-Behesht Palace Constructed in 1660 AD by the decree of Shah Soleiman this is the palace where the last kings of the Safavids period were living. It is a two-floored palace with eight separate units. What makes this palace beautiful and interesting are the…
Chehel Sotun Palace – Iran Tourist Attractions Chehel Sotun Palace Chehel Sotun Palace, built by Shah Abbas I and later enhanced by Shah Abbas II, is known for its grand open porch and majestic royal park. Completed in 1647, it features six main wall paintings: four from the Safavid period…
Chahar Bagh Theological School – Iran Tourist Attractions Chahar Bagh Theological School The Chahar Bagh Theological School, originally known as Madrasahe Madare Shah, is a Safavid-era masterpiece built between 1704 and 1714 during the reign of Shah Soltan Hosain, the last Safavid king. Renowned for its exquisite tile work, it…
Ali Qapu Palace – Iran Tourist Attractions Ali Qapu Palace Ali Qapu Palace, a six-story building in Iran, features state apartments and assembly halls. Its notable terrace served as a royal enclosure for Safavid kings to view events in the square below. The interior is richly decorated with European-influenced paintings,…
Lalejin City – Iran Tourist Attractions Lalejin City Lalejin, the center of pottery in Iran, is located near Hamadan. According to archaeologists and historians, pottery in Lalejin dates back to about 7500 years ago. For this reason, more than half of its population is engaged in the pottery and ceramics…
Tomb of Abu Ali Sina – Iran Tourist Attractions Tomb of Abu Ali Sina The historic city of Hamedan is a beautiful center that forms the gateway to the western regions of Iran and lies about 337km. from Tehran. Hamedan, which nestles under the towering Mount Alvand, has several monuments…
Ganj Ali Khan public bath – Iran Tourist Attractions Ganj Ali Khan public bath The Ganj Ali Khan public bath, located in the center of Kerman Bazaar in Iran, is a historical site with intricate architecture and significant cultural value. Originally built as a public bathhouse, it features various chambers…
Imam mosque, Kerman – Iran Tourist Attractions Imam mosque, Kerman Imam mosque (Malek mosque) is one of the largest mosques in Kerman constructed in the Seljuk dynasty. This mosque has several chambers, arched entranceways, and a sweeping court Imam mosque has also harmonic proportions with its exquisite brickwork typical of…
Kerman Contemporary Art Museum – Iran Tourist Attractions Kerman Contemporary Art Museum Haj Ali Akbar San’ati was a generous man who, in 1938. Founded a charity and a school to protect orphans. This charity was brilliantly successful in educating its students not only in the scientific fields but also in…
Rayen – Iran Tourist Attractions Rayen An adobe castle 1,000 years old which is situated 110km from Kerman city. The medieval mud brick city of Rayen is similar to the Arg-é Bam city and has the second rank of mud brick–made building in the world after Arg-e-Bam. The region enjoys…
Niavaran Palace Complex – Iran Tourist Attractions Niavaran Palace Complex The Niavaran Palace Complex, located in the Niavaran Garden in the Shemiranat district of Tehran, Iran, is one of the city’s famous attractions. Situated in the northeastern part of the garden, it was one of the last royal residences in…
Moghadam House Museum – Iran Tourist Attractions Moghadam House Museum The Moghadam House Museum in Tehran is a notable historical site from the Qajar era, once owned by a founder of Tehran University’s Faculty of Fine Arts and his French wife. Situated near Imam Square, this museum is distinguished by…
Bagh-e Ferdows – Iran Tourist Attractions Bagh-e Ferdows Bagh-e Ferdows in Tehran, a remnant of the Qajar era, is now home to the Cinema Museum of Iran. Located near Tajrish Square, this picturesque garden offers a tranquil setting with cinema halls and a cafe, attracting artists and art lovers. The…
Darband – Iran Tourist Attractions Darband Darband, located in northern Tehran, is a popular escape from the city’s hustle, offering beautiful scenery, hiking opportunities, and a variety of restaurants. Once a village, it’s now a well-known neighborhood for both locals and tourists. Darband is especially favored for its hiking trails…
National Museum of Iran – Iran Tourist Attractions National Museum of Iran The National Museum of Iran, also known as the Museum of Ancient Iran, is the oldest, most important, and one of the richest museums in Iran. It is divided into two main sections: Ancient Iran and the Islamic…
Imam Reza Shrine – Iran Tourist Attractions Imam Reza Shrine The Imam Reza Shrine in Mashhad is one of Iran’s most famous religious and tourist attractions. Annually, millions of pilgrims from Iran and around the world visit this site, dedicated to Ali ibn Musa al-Reza, the eighth Imam of Shia…
Tajrish Bazaar – Iran Tourist Attractions Tajrish Bazaar Tajrish Bazaar in Tehran, known for its diverse goods and handicrafts, is located in the historic Tajrish neighborhood near Imamzadeh Saleh. This traditional bazaar, complete with a Husseiniyeh, mosque, and various markets, also features a popular covered fruit and vegetable market. It…
Darakeh – Iran Tourist Attractions Darakeh Darakeh in Tehran is a tranquil destination, ideal for escaping the city’s noise. Renowned for its scenic mountainous valley and the soothing Darakeh River, it’s a popular weekend getaway. The area’s highest peak, Shah Neshin, reaches 3,800 meters. With cool average temperatures and home…
Dalakhani Forest – Iran Tourist Attractions Dalakhani Forest Dalakhani Forest in Ramsar, known as “the corridor to paradise,” is a prime tourist attraction in Ramsar. It offers a dreamlike drive through towering, fog-laden trees and peaceful moments on verdant hills overlooking stunning vistas. The forest road, creating amazing green tunnels,…
Maranjab Desert – Iran Tourist Attractions Maranjab Desert The Maranjab Desert in Isfahan Province, near Aran and Bidgol, is a famous tourist attraction known for its high sand dunes, Tamarisk forests, and salt lakes. The desert features a unique landscape, including the historical Safavid-era Maranjab Caravanserai, which now provides lodging…
Tochal – Iran Tourist Attractions Tochal Tochal, near Tehran, offers an escape from the city’s bustle and pollution, providing various recreational activities like cable cars, a ski slope, chairlifts, tobogganing, bungee jumping, and more. Besides popular activities like mountaineering and skiing, Tochal also offers archery, VR experiences, and other thrilling…
Alasht – Iran Tourist Attractions Alasht Alasht, in Mazandaran, Iran, is a historic paradise known for its dreamlike scenery, mist-covered mountains, and fruit orchards. The town beautifully blends traditional and modern lifestyles, featuring narrow, stone-paved streets and houses with mud walls and wooden roofs, alongside modern amenities. Its semi-ruined hotel,…
Lost Paradise – Iran Tourist Attractions Lost Paradise Lost Paradise or Tang-e Bostanak in Fars Province, Iran, is a stunning natural attraction near Shiraz, popular among tourists and nature enthusiasts. Known for its unique natural beauty, it supports agriculture and gardening due to its favorable climate and ample water supply.…
Dasht-e Naz – Iran Tourist Attractions Dasht-e Naz The Dasht-e Naz Protected Area in Iran, known for its rich biodiversity with over 447 plant species, is located in the Hyrcanian forests between Tehran and Mazandaran provinces. Famous for hosting the rare Persian Fallow Deer, the area is a key tourist…
Lar Plain – Iran Tourist Attractions Lar Plain Lar Plain in Iran, located on the border of Tehran and Mazandaran provinces, is a scenic destination near Tehran known for its unspoiled natural beauty. Also referred to as Lar National Park, it’s a protected area with restricted hunting, famed for its…
Rasht Municipality Square – Iran Tourist Attractions Rasht Municipality Square The Rasht Municipality Square, constructed during Reza Shah Pahlavi’s reign (1925-1941), comprises the Municipality Palace, Post Museum, and the old Iran Hotel building. The Municipality building and its clock tower, damaged in the 1990 Manjil earthquake and later restored, are…
Tehran Bazaar – Iran Tourist Attractions Tehran Bazaar Tehran Bazaar is one of the country’s most important markets, considered the heart of Iran’s economy, as many economic activities take place here. Located in the old texture of Tehran, it is a relic from the Qajar era, attractive to both domestic…
Qeysarieh Bazaar in Isfahan – Iran Tourist Attractions Qeysarieh Bazaar in Isfahan Qeysarieh Bazaar, one of Iran’s most famous historical markets and a tourist attraction in Isfahan, is also known as the Royal Market. Starting from the Qeysarieh entrance, it leads to the Chitsazha Market and ends at Dar al-Shifa…
Qara Kelisa – Iran Tourist Attractions Qara Kelisa Qara Kelisa in Maku, known as the Holy Thaddeus Church or Tadeos Church, is celebrated as one of the world’s first Christian churches and a major religious site in West Azerbaijan, Iran. Located 20 kilometers from Chaldoran, it is part of Iran’s…
Heyran Pass – Iran Tourist Attractions Heyran Pass Heyran Pass is one of the scenic places in Astara. This pass is located on the road connecting Astara and Ardabil and is geographically part of Gilan Province. The route through Heyran Pass is one of the most attractive in Iran. A…
Subatan Summer Resort – Iran Tourist Attractions Subatan Summer Resort Subatan, one of the scenic places of Talesh, is located in the northwest of Talesh County. This summer resort is covered with grasslands and flower fields and is full of refreshing springs, grazing cattle, and wandering horses. The old cottages…
Masal Summer Resorts – Iran Tourist Attractions Masal Summer Resorts Masal, a town northwest of Rasht in Gilan Province, Iran, is renowned for its summer resorts, celebrated for their clean, pristine environments, serene and foggy atmospheres, tranquility, high waterfalls, and green pastures that allow visitors to walk among clouds. These…
Filband Village – Iran Tourist Attractions Filband Village Filband Village in the Mazandaran province of Iran is renowned for its stunning natural scenery and is particularly famous for its “cloud sea” phenomenon, which draws numerous tourists annually. Situated in the Chelav highlands, this village is one of the most picturesque…
Hegmataneh – Iran Tourist Attractions Hegmataneh Hegmataneh, a site of great historical value in Iran, has a history exceeding 3,000 years and was the first capital of Iran during the Medes era. It later served as the summer capital for the Achaemenids, Parthians, and Sassanids. Registered as a national heritage…
Ali Sadr Cave – Iran Tourist Attractions Ali Sadr Cave Ali Sadr Cave, located in Hamedan, Iran, is one of the world’s largest and most beautiful water caves, renowned for its extensive navigable waterways suitable for boating. This ancient cave, dating back to the Jurassic period, is situated on the…
Hengam Island – Iran Tourist Attractions Hengam Island Hengam Island, in the Persian Gulf near the Strait of Hormuz and Qeshm Island, is known for its simplicity and natural beauty, featuring unique beaches, playful dolphins, diverse wildlife, and scenic landscapes with palm groves and limestone mountains. The island holds strategic…
Boujagh National Park – Iran Tourist Attractions Boujagh National Park Boujagh National Park in Gilan is a significant natural habitat and tourist destination, known for its diverse flora and fauna. It’s a refuge for valuable species and migratory birds from North Siberia. The park combines forest, sea, river, and wetland…
Shah Cheragh Mausoleum – Iran Tourist Attractions Shah Cheragh Mausoleum Shah Cheragh Mausoleum registered as a national monument of Iran in 1952, is a religious destination and attraction in the Fars Province, holding a special place among Iranians as it is the burial site of Imam Reza’s brother. Located in…
Masoudieh Mansion – Iran Tourist Attractions Masoudieh Mansion Masoudieh Mansion in Tehran, long forgotten and unknown, is surprisingly located just behind Baharestan Square and amidst the hustle of Jomhouri Street. Behind a gateway marked “Cultural Heritage,” lies this extensive and beautiful mansion and garden, embodying Persian garden characteristics and influenced…
Gilan Rural Heritage Museum – Iran Tourist Attractions Gilan Rural Heritage Museum The Gilan Rural Heritage Museum, covering an area of approximately 263 hectares, is one of the most attractive tourist sites in Gilan. This museum offers a small but authentic representation of the traditional lifestyle and culture of Gilan’s…
Vakil Bazaar – Iran Tourist Attractions Vakil Bazaar Vakil Bazaar in Shiraz is one of the most famous traditional and historical markets in Iran. Constructed by the order of Karim Khan Zand, it now sits in the city’s center and is considered one of Shiraz’s must-see attractions. The historical Vakil…
Hara Forest in Qeshm – Iran Tourist Attractions Hara Forest in Qeshm The Hara Forest in Qeshm is a unique natural attraction in Iran, located within the salty waters of the Persian Gulf. Renowned globally, it is part of the country’s natural heritage. The allure of the Hara Forest is…
Fin Garden – Iran Tourist Attractions Fin Garden Fin Garden in Kashan, recognized as both a national monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Persian Garden, is renowned for its exemplary Iranian garden design. Featuring fountains, towering trees, and a charming tea house, it provides a serene environment for visitors. The…
Laft Village – Iran Tourist Attractions Laft Village Laft, a historic village in Qeshm Island, is famous for its attractions like the Echo Museum, ancient harbor, and unique architecture. It’s one of the oldest Persian Gulf coast villages, known for its windcatchers and as a great spot for watching sunsets…
Chahkooh Canyon – Iran Tourist Attractions Chahkooh Canyon Chahkooh Canyon is one of the seven wonders of Qeshm and a key site of the Qeshm Geopark. It is located in the western part of the island’s northern coast, in the central part of the geopark. Situated in the Shahab region, about…
Uramanat – Iran Tourist Attractions Uramanat Province: Kurdistan City: Marivan National Monuments of Iran UNESCO World Heritage Uramanat is a region in the Uraman district of Sarvabad County in the western part of Kurdistan Province, connected to Marivan by a 75-kilometer road. This area is a shared region between Iran…
Hyrcanian forests – Iran Tourist Attractions Hyrcanian forests The Hyrcanian forests of Iran, registered with UNESCO, are located in seven provinces along the Caspian Sea. These forests, found in both Iran and Azerbaijan, are among the most significant biosphere regions in the world and play an effective role in shaping…
Abyaneh Village – Iran Tourist Attractions Abyaneh Village The village of Abyaneh is a very ancient and picturesque village situated 40 kilometers northwest of Natanz in Isfahan Province, nestled on the slopes of the Karkas Mountain. Abyaneh is considered one of the most exceptional villages in Iran due to its…
Mesr Desert – Iran Tourist Attractions Mesr Desert The village of Mesr is located 45 kilometers east of Jandagh and 30 kilometers north of Khor in Isfahan Province. The geographical coordinates of the village are 34.04° North and 54.47° East. Due to its location in the south of the Great…
Meymand Village – Iran Tourist Attractions Meymand Village The village of Meymand in Kerman is renowned for its amazing rock architecture. This hand-carved village, spanning 420 square kilometers, is situated at an elevation of 2,240 meters above sea level, nestled between plains and mountains. Its history dates back two to…
Burnt City – Iran Tourist Attractions Burnt City (Shahr-e Sukhteh) The Burnt City, (Shahr-e Sukhteh) dating back to 5,000 years ago, is considered one of the oldest civilizations in the world. Based on archaeological findings, this site is among the world’s ancient civilizations. It is located on high hills, between…
Badab-e Surt springs – Iran Tourist Attractions Badab-e Surt springs The Badab-e Surt springs in Mazandaran Province, Iran, are renowned for their stunning travertine pools and unique orange color due to iron oxide deposits. Situated at 1,814 meters above sea level, these springs differ in color, taste, smell, and water…
Masuleh Village – Iran Tourist Attractions Masuleh Village The beautiful, terraced village of Masuleh (Masuleh) is located near the city of Fuman in Gilan Province. Masuleh is one of the oldest settlements in northern Iran and is listed among the tourist-targeted villages in Iran. Historical documents state that around a…
Lut Desert – Iran Tourist Attractions Lut Desert The Lut Desert, Iran’s first UNESCO World Heritage natural attraction, is known for its extraordinary tranquility and was once the hottest spot on Earth. This vast, uninhabited plain, covering 10% of Iran’s land area, features ever-shifting sand dunes, creating constantly changing landscapes.…
Hormuz Island – Iran Tourist Attractions Hormuz Island Hormuz Island in Bandar Abbas, known as the ‘Land of Colors’, is a small but mesmerizingly beautiful island with a unique tranquility and a dreamlike natural environment. Its landscape is marked by vibrant red, yellow, and orange hues contrasting against the turquoise…
Tomb of Hafez – Iran Tourist Attractions Tomb of Hafez If you plan to visit the tomb of one of Iran’s poets, undoubtedly, it would be Hafez. In the best season to travel to Shiraz, you can walk around the tomb and the surrounding garden in the evening, join the…
Katale Khor Cave – Iran Tourist Attractions Katale Khor Cave Katale Khor Cave in Zanjan was discovered less than a century ago, but it is believed to date back to the Jurassic period. Located outside of Zanjan, although Ali Sadr Cave is more frequently visited, Katale Khor is arguably the…
Kandovan Village – Iran Tourist Attractions Kandovan Village Kandovan is one of the most beautiful villages in Iran. The history of the Kandovan caves dates back to 7,000 years ago. However, about 700 years ago, when the Mongols invaded Iran, the people of the East Azerbaijan region fled to caves…
Rudkhan Castle – Iran Tourist Attractions Rudkhan Castle This military complex was initially built during the Sassanian era and its construction took two months. However, several centuries later, the castle was reconstructed. Rudkhan Castle is also known as the ‘Castle of a Thousand Steps’ because reaching its top requires climbing…
Chak Chak Ardakan – Iran Tourist Attractions Chak Chak Ardakan Chak Chak, located in Ardakan, Yazd, is an important Zoroastrian temple and a key pilgrimage site in Iran. Annually, from June 14th, Zoroastrians gather here for fourteen days of prayer. The temple is renowned among Zoroastrians, partly due to its…
The Pigeon Tower of Meybod – Iran Tourist Attractions The Pigeon Tower of Meybod Although most people, especially urban dwellers, consider pigeons a nuisance, these birds were highly valued in Iran about five centuries ago, particularly their droppings! Pigeon towers were built as homes for these pigeons, and each tower…
Tomb of Sheikh Safi al-Din Ardabili – Iran Tourist Attractions Tomb of Sheikh Safi al-Din Ardabili The tomb of Sheikh Safi al-Din, a mystic and the founder of the Safavid Khanqah is located in the city of Ardabil. The complex includes Sheikh Safi al-Din’s mausoleum, a library, a mosque, and…
Historical Houses of Kashan – Iran Tourist Attractions Historical Houses of Kashan Kashan, 250 kilometers south of Tehran, hosts some of Iran’s most beautiful historical sites, including Fin Garden, Tabatabaei House, and Borujerdi House. These 7,000-year-old city structures, known for their magnificent architecture, feature exquisite ceilings, artistic murals, and pomegranate-filled…
Bridges of Isfahan – Iran Tourist Attractions Bridges of Isfahan Whether it’s the Si-o-Se Pol, Khaju Bridge, or any of the other nine bridges of Isfahan, a romantic stroll through the architectural masterpieces of Isfahan’s bridges over the Zayandeh River is a must-do on a trip to Isfahan. Isfahan is…
Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System – Iran Tourist Attractions Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System The ancient hydraulic system of Shushtar is one of the engineering masterpieces of the Achaemenid era. You will be amazed by this ancient irrigation system, which dates back to the 5th century BC. Before exploring the details of…
Anzali Lagoon – Iran Tourist Attractions Anzali Lagoon Located in the northernmost part of Bandar Anzali, just rent a boat in Anzali Lagoon and enjoy watching stilt houses, a variety of bird species, and particularly the water lilies blooming from the dark waters. Anzali Lagoon is a unique wetland in…
Maharloo Salt Lake – Iran Tourist Attractions Maharloo Salt Lake The remarkable aspect of this lake is its pink color. In mid-summer, the lake turns red due to high evaporation and salt concentration, which leads to the formation of algae creating a pink-colored lake. The blend of white salt and…
Nasir al-Mulk Mosque – Iran Tourist Attractions Nasir al-Mulk Mosque Walking through the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque is like strolling in a Western city. The colored glass windows of this mosque, combined with the sunlight, create a space full of light and color. Also known as the Pink Mosque, Nasir al-Mulk…
Babak Fortress – Iran Tourist Attractions Babak Fortress Accessing Babak Fortress requires bravery and physical strength. Located at an elevation of 2300 to 2600 meters and surrounded by deep valleys, this fortress was initially built as a defensive stronghold during conflicts between the Khurramites and the Abbasids. For those intimidated…
Chogha Zanbil – Iran Tourist Attractions Chogha Zanbil Chogha Zanbil, located in Khuzestan province, is one of the first Iranian sites registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ziggurat dates back to the 13th century BC. Among its notable features is a child’s footprint preserved for over 3000 years…
Stars Valley – Iran Tourist Attractions Stars Valley Qeshm Island boasts pristine nature and a mysterious world, but missing one of the tourist attractions of Qeshm means you haven’t fully experienced this beautiful city, and this place is none other than the Valley of the Stars on Qeshm Island. This…
Bisotun – Iran Tourist Attractions Bisotun The inscriptions carved on the Bisotun mountain are remnants of the era of Darius the Great of the Achaemenid Empire and are considered one of the most important artifacts registered with the World Heritage Organization. There are many historical sites in the Bisotun area…
Shazdeh Garden – Iran Tourist Attractions Shazdeh Garden Another attraction in Kerman province is Shazdeh Garden, built along the Silk Road and creating a paradise in the heart of the desert. This garden’s features include lush trees and a water stream that emerges amidst the dry sands of the desert,…
Sa’dabad Palace – Iran Tourist Attractions Sa’dabad Palace Sa’dabad Palace is a large summer residence remaining from the Qajar era, dedicating a piece of this land’s history to itself. The palace languished for a time and was eventually revitalized by the Pahlavi dynasty, with 18 new buildings constructed and becoming…
Golestan Palace – Iran Tourist Attractions Golestan Palace One of the historical artifacts in the heart of Tehran is Golestan Palace, registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its beauty and attractions, once again highlighting the splendor of Iranian artifacts among all world attractions. This tourist attraction has shone…
Vank Cathedral – Iran Tourist Attractions Vank Cathedral One of the tourist attractions of Iran, belonging to the era of architectural brilliance, namely the Safavid period, is the Vank Cathedral. This tourist attraction served as the most important center for training Christian priests and caliphs during this period, located in…
Eram Garden – Iran Tourist Attractions Eram Garden If you are looking for a tourist attraction that not only has beautiful nature but also encompasses a piece of history, Eram Garden is the best option for you. This lush and historical garden is a piece of paradise hidden in the…
Naqsh-e Rostam – Iran Tourist Attractions Naqsh-e Rostam One of the remnants of three civilizations – Achaemenid, Sasanian, and Elamite – is the Naqsh-e Rostam rock relief, which features engravings and contains the tombs of some historical dignitaries. These reliefs and tombs from three great dynasties in Iran are engraved…
Pasargadae – Iran Tourist Attractions Pasargadae One of the best attractions in southern Iran is Pasargadae, located in the Murghab plain of Pasargadae, near the city of Pasargadae. This historical and tourist attraction has a lot to say, recounting stories from past eras to visitors. It should be noted that…
Persepolis – Iran Tourist Attractions Persepolis Persepolis is highly recommended as the priority when visiting Iran. Visit the Persepolis, the first capital of the empire and the cradle of Iranian culture. This unique place is recognized as a symbol of the country’s historical glories. Missing the opportunity to see Persepolis…
Naqsh-e Jahan Square – Iran Tourist Attractions Naqsh-e Jahan Square Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan, once a polo ground for the royal family, encompasses Ali Qapu Palace, Imam Mosque (Shah Abbas Mosque), Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and the Royal Bazaar. You’ll need at least a day to visit all these historical…
Bam Citadel – Iran Tourist Attractions Bam Citadel Bam is alive Cities do not die after being abandoned. They are alive even when the earthquake ruins them. On December 26, 2003; an earthquake killed almost a generation of the Bam it was thought that the 2000-year-old history of the man…
Takht-e Soleyman – Iran Tourist Attractions Takht-e Soleyman Takht-e Soleyman, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in West Azerbaijan, Iran, is recognized as the birthplace of Zoroaster and spans over 3000 years of human history. This significant archaeological site includes the Azargoshnasb Fire Temple, Khosrow’s Ivans, and Anahita Temple, and has…
Dome of Soltaniyeh – Iran Tourist Attractions Dome of Soltaniyeh Soltaniyeh was the brilliant capital of the Mongol kings at the beginning of the l4th century, 135 km. from Qazvin. Of its splendid past, Soltaniyeh has preserved only a tradition of fine copper and steelworking and the large Mausoleum of…
Caspian Sea – Iran Tourist Attractions Caspian Sea The largest lake in the world with a surface area of around 371,000 square kilometers. It lies in the north of Iran in Mazandaran, Golestan, and Gilan provinces and has a maximum depth of about 1025 meters. The water of this lake…