Iran is full of natural attractions and beautiful landscapes. By traveling to any corner of this ancient land, you can always find new places with unique experiences. These natural attractions can be seen more in the northern regions of the country. One of these magnificent natural landscapes is the Hasal Lagoon. Where is the Hessel Lagoon? Near the village of Sinawa, 10 km from the city of Chalous and near...Read More
Si Tir Street is known as the street of religions of Tehran. The reason for that is the location of the Gospel Church (St. Peter), Ebrahim Mosque, Hayim Synagogue and Adrian Zoroastrian Fire Temple. 30 Tir Street (Si Tir Street) Si Tir Street is one of the old and original neighborhoods of Tehran. Due to the uprising of the people on July 20, 1931, it was renamed from Qavam Al-Saltanah...Read More
Abgineh Museum is located in the heart of Tehran, not too far from the National museum of Iran. Abgineh Museum (Glass & Pottery Museum) This building is a historical house related to the Qajar period and it is based on, 30 Tir Street. This Museum was registered as one of the national works of Iran on May 27, 1998. Abgineh Museum houses unique historical collections of pottery and glass works...Read More
You don’t have to watch a scary movie to experience fear and excitement. You can feel that from up close by traveling to these places that have old local tales, legends and superstitions. Mamraz Lake or (The Ghost Lake) Mamraz Lake, also known as the Ghost Lake is in the quietest and most pristine part of Nowshahr city. Among the intertwined trees of deciduous forests, is the strange and beautiful...Read More
Along with the rich culture and history, Iranian cuisines are among the best in the world. The Iranian kebab plays an important part in various ceremonies and home meals. You can always find at least five to ten different types of kebabs in the menus of all the restaurants across Iran. Whether it is lamb, chicken or fish Iranians will always find a way to turn anything into a kebab.If...Read More
