Iran (Islamic Republic of)

Right now it is an exciting time to go backpacking around Iran; the sense of hope and excitement in the air is intoxicating and Iran is finally emerging, blinking into the light, as a global player yet again. Looking forward to the past. The typical things to do in Iran are one thing but it’s a big – and brilliantly beautiful – country.

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One can see the mountain from Tehran, Varamin, Qom and the Caspian Sea beach, given the weather is not foggy or polluted. Damavand is the symbol of stability in the Iranian culture and enjoys a good reputation in Persian literature and mythology.

Precipitation is heavily concentrated in late autumn, winter (mostly in the form of snow), and especially spring, while precipitation is scarce in summer. Temperatures in Urmia are much colder than most of the remainder of Iran because of the elevation.

Even though Iran is the Muslims country, Tehran is a cosmopolitan city and a pleasant place to visit. Among the most popular sites to visit in the city are Azadi Tower, Golestan Palace, the Grand Bazaar and the national museum of Iran full of treasures and objects.

Chosen as the 2018 Tourism Capital City of Islamic Countries, Tabriz in Northern Iran is a historic city overflowing with heritage and culture. Sprawling, with the best bazaar in Iran, beautiful architecture and plenty of Azeri cultures to boot – there has been no better time to visit Tabriz then right now!

Most of the newspapers published in Iran are in Persian. The countrys most widely circulated periodicals are based in Tehran, among which are Etemad, Ettelaat, Kayhan, Hamshahri, Resalat, and Shargh. Tehran Times, Iran Daily, and Financial Tribune are among English-language newspapers based in Iran.