Bam is alive Cities do not die after being abandoned. They are alive even when the earthquake ruins them. When on December26, 2003; an earthquake killed almost a generation of the Bam it was thought that the 2000-year-old history of the man had also buried under the debris. Nevertheless, the fact is that the world largest complex made of sun-dried bricks is still alive and it is one of the best hosts for the tourists.
The relationship between Iran and India is one of the oldest and strongest in the modern history. The existence of several empires spanning both Persia and India ensured the constant migration of people between the two regions and the spread and evolution of the Indo-Iranian language groups.
Probably no country in the world is more mischaracterized in Western eyes than Iran, it's easy to forget that behind all of the politics, ordinary folks are living their ordinary lives not all that different from anywhere else.
Shiraz 
Bavanat Yazd Isfahan 
Tehran
Although you are interested in visiting old Persia, you do not have that much time? This 5-day tour is designed for you. You can visit Tehran the capital of Iran and also two famous metropolises of this country -Isfahan and Shiraz - in only 5 days plus 6 UNESCO World Heritages and many other attractions.
Tehran Isfahan Shiraz
Going around Iran from Tehran in the North to the west of Iran in Ahwaz (oil capital) and continue your route from Shiraz and southern roads to south-east then go to the center of Iran and continue your travel in the heart of Iran and going back again to Tehran airport, you will experience a tour in the points of the compass of Ancient Persia only in 11 days.
Tehran Ahwaz Shiraz Yazd via Meymand Isfahan Kashan via Abyaneh
With only spending 7 days in Iran, this tour offers you the essence of this country. Visiting famous cities of Tehran, Isfahan and Shiraz you can also have a tour of Kashan and Abyaneh. You can also visit 6 UNESCO World Heritages of Iran in this brief time.
Tehran Kashan Isfahan vai Abyaneh Shiraz
It seems that Iran’s attractions appeal greatly to our German guests, from the ancient tombs of Western Iran to Persepolis in Shiraz, beautiful and one of a kind mosques of Isfahan, all the way to the deserts of Yazd and Tehran’s cosmopolitan night life.
Most honeymooners choose the typical hot spots for their travels. Hawaii is always popular for its gorgeous beaches and sunsets, France brings in the wine-dabbling couples looking for European flare, and Las Vegas is sure to draw couples attracted to flamboyant entertainment.Sure, a week holed up in a beach bungalow or a romantic jaunt to the City of Lights is a nice way to spend one's honeymoon.
Shiraz Kish Isfahan
Silk Road, a herald of relationship among nations, played an essential role for transfer of culture and goods to other countries, and Iran as a part of this ancient road with its rich cultural vestiges, ancient civilization, vastness of land and climatic and geographical varieties has a lot of attractions to offer.
Tehran Mashhad Shahrud Damghan Qazvin Zanjan Tabriz Kandovan
Newest China Towns in the world: China towns of Iran.
Sino-Iranian relations, refers to the historic diplomatic, cultural and economic relations between the cultures of China proper and Greater Iran, dating back to ancient times.These historical connections are still in place and business is blooming between Iran and China more than ever.
Tehran Mashhad Shahrud Damghan Qazvin Zanjan Tabriz Kandovan
Glory of Iran is a tour that will take you on a journey into the depths of ancient Persian civilization, capturing the majesty and the splendor of the Achaemenid and Sassanid empires and their influence on world history, religion, art and culture by revealing the ancient tales hidden in the ruins and reliefs which exist today as a testament to their legacy. In addition to that you will be witnessing Iran’s contemporary cultural and historical influences also.
Tehran Kashan Isfahan Yazd Bavanat Bazm Shiraz
A piece of Portugal in the heart of Persian Gulf
The Iranian – Portuguese historical ties may not be known to a lot of people even in Iran or Portugal but these ties go back for as far as 16th century. Persia – Portugal war took place between 1507 and 1622 and involved the Portuguese Empire and its vassal, the Kingdom of Ormus, on one side, and the Safavid Empire with the help of the Kingdom of England on the other side.
