Iran is a very large country and one of the safest places to travel. It is one of the Middle East democratic countries. The people are extremely friendly and give you a warm welcome. They invite you to dinner or tea or even local Ash. You can acquaint with modern day Iranian culture and share your experiences with them. If you intended to make a trip to this must-see country, you can spend your time to see many beauties.We look forward to sharing our beautiful country, culture, and art with you. for more information please visit https://www.surfingpersia.com

1. WHY TRAVEL TO IRAN
SURFING PERSIA TOUR OPERATOR

2.  Iranian have a saying that “guest is
a gift from god“.
 People are so kind to tourists.
 They may invite you to stay over
their houses.
 Have lunch with you.
 Travel, picnicking or everything
else will come from every corner.

3. Handicraft
ENAMELING
It is the art of coloring and
ornamenting the surface of
metals by fusing over it
brilliant
khatam
Persian arts of marquetry
wherein the surface of
wooden or metallic articles
is decorated with pieces of
wood, bone and metal .
Toreutics
metalworking by
hammering gold or silver (or
other materials)

4. Safety
 ASK SOMEONE WHO’S BEEN THERE AND INVARIABLY THEY WILL
DESCRIBE THIS MUCH-MALIGNED COUNTRY AS ONE OF THE SAFEST
AND FRIENDLIEST THEY’VE EVER VISITED.
 “THAT IRAN IS UNSAFE IS AN OUTDATED NOTION, ALMOST
IRRELEVANT,” SAYS JASON ELLIOT, PRIZE-WINNING BRITISH AUTHOR
OF MIRRORS OF THE UNSEEN: JOURNEYS IN IRAN.

5. Delicioues local Food
 Gorme sabzi
 Mirzaghasemi
 Kalam polo
 Morghe torsh
 Kebab
 Fesenjan
 Qalye (seafood stew)

6. Architecture

7. Yazd Grand Mosque
The stunning Yazd Grand Mosque is all about overlapping styles, symbols and eras.

8. Nasir al Mulk mosque in Shiraz
It is clearly Qajar dynasty with all its pink roses and small
images of French churches.

9. Festivals
NOROZ EVE
YALDA NIGHT
CHAHAR SHANBE SOORI

10. Norouz Eve
The beginning of Iranian New Year and the start of the Spring. On the 20th or 21st of March. It
is rooted in the Zoroastrian religion.

11. Yalda Night
The longest night of the year and the ancient celebrations.

12. Chehar-shanbe Suri (Wednesday festival)
On the last Wednesday before Noruz. People set up fires. The
traditional festival involves jumping over the fire while saying a
specific sentence.

13. Golabgiri, in Kashan city near Isfahan
During the spring some people go there to obtain the local rose water. It has
very nice smell and many use it in traditional drinks.

14. many Unesco World Heritage sites
 CULTURAL LANDSCAPE OF MAYMAND (2015)
 GONBAD-E QĀBUS (2012)
 MASJED-E JĀMÉ OF ISFAHAN (2012)
 PASARGADAE (2004)
 PERSEPOLIS (1979)
 SHAHR-I SOKHTA (2014)
 SHEIKH SAFI AL-DIN KHĀNEGĀH AND SHRINE ENSEMBLE IN ARDABIL (2010)
 SHUSHTAR HISTORICAL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM (2009)
 TAKHT-E SOLEYMAN (2003)
 TCHOGHA ZANBIL (1979)
 THE PERSIAN GARDEN (2011)

15. Ancient cities
 PERSEPOLIS
 HEGMATANE (OR EKBATANA)
 TAKHT-E SOLEYMĀN
 PASARGAD (OR PASARGADAE)
 NA’IN OR NAEEN
 VARZANEH
 SIALK MOUND (TAPPEH SIALK)

16. Persepolis
Probably the most important historical site in Iran. The capital of the
Achaemenid (Persian) Empire built by Darius. Near Shiraz.

17. Hegmatane (or Ekbatana)
The capital of the ancient Medes (in modern-day Hamedan).

18. Takht-e Soleymān
Also known as Azar Goshnasp, literally "the Fire of the Warrior Kings", is an archaeological site in
West Azarbaijan, Iran. It lies midway between Urmia and Hamadan, very near the present-day
town of Takab, and 400 km (250 mi) west of Tehran.

19. Pasargad (or Pasargadae)
The initial capital of the Persian Empire built by Cyrus the Great. Near Shiraz.

20. Susa
Built by Elamites an then adopted by Achaemenid (Persian) and Sassanid empires, it
has three layers of civilization in it. Located in the modern-day town of Shush in the
Khuzestan province.

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