Tell someone you are visiting Iran and you will be confronted with many questions depending on what they have read in the newspapers or the images that they have seen on TV over the last 60 years or so. We recommend you to ask one of your friends who have traveled to Iran and visited it and then finding out the major difference between media opinions and the actual reality.
However, what we can say with 100 percent certainty is that if you open yourself up to all possibilities, you will be pleasantly surprised and even in awe of this magical place that was once part of the biggest and richest empires in the world. We promise you will have a lot of stories to tell when you go back home, since most people find Iran so different to what they expected. Iran has made a comeback on the travel scene in recent years, being listed as one of the hot spot destinations, and certainly with good reason. You will even enjoy Iran’s imperfections.
Here are the reasons why you should visit Iran as soon as possible and overcome all of your doubts:
Traveling to Iran is safe.
Rich Iranian Histories to be found at every corner.
Exploring World Heritage Sites in Iran.
Varied geographical terrains & weather conditions.
The Unending Persian Hospitality & Compliments that you will receive (Ta'arof).
The delicious local food that will send you to heaven (And Never Back).
Mastering the art of wearing a scarf while here.
Observing greenery, trees, and reveling in autumn beauty.
Visiting Half the World (No, really!).
Capturing scenic views of deserts and rugged landscapes.
Exploring the Hitchhiking culture.
Roaming in picturesque valleys and through endless roads.
Standing at the Gateway to the Caucasus.
Witnessing amazing Persian architecture styles.
Buying local handicrafts.
Affordable travel in Iran.
Authentic travel experiences.
The relaxed serene atmosphere
Interacting with hospitable local people
Wherever you travel in Iran, rest assured that you will get back home with the loveliest of gifts and Iranian souvenirs. When memories of the brilliant architecture and historical sites have started to fade, you will still remember conversations with smiling strangers and having your photo taken with their families.