Iran Travelers

27/09/2018

23/04/2018

Here I am finally being Interviewed about my trip travelling as a female from Britain to Iran, find out all about my experience. If you have any questions pl...

10/03/2018

04/03/2018

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11/02/2018

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06/02/2018

05/02/2018

Mid-winter Celebrations in Iran:
Today is 15th of Bahman (the 11th month of the Iranian solar calendar) which designates the middle of winter. It used to be celebrated by people and was an official occasion in Iran's calendar. Unfortunately, it is a long forgotten tradition.
Winter half gone, it meant that the cold and frost had reached its climax and from that day on the earth would start breathing and preparing for the new life in the next spring. So people would dance and celebrate the resurrection of nature.

26/01/2018

Visitors' choice

08/01/2018

08/01/2018

The Christmas of 2017, I visited Iran and fell in love with Esfahan. Here is part I, where I am taking you to the "half of the world". In part II, I revealed...

30/12/2017

Government Updates Dress Code!
A new chapter in the Iranian social history.

Women in Tehran will no longer be arrested for appearing in public with their heads uncovered, almost 39 years after the strict dress code was introduced. The surprise announcement was made late...

26/12/2017

Tehran-Athens!

In a meeting on Saturday, Iranian Ambassador to Greece Majid Motalebi Shabestari, and the Greek Minister of Tourism Elena Kountoura underlined the need to expand relations in exchanging tourists.

25/12/2017

Iranian carpets attract world's attention!

TEHRAN – Some 6,500 overseas tourists toured Carpet Museum of Iran over the first nine month of the current Iranian calendar year, which started on March 21.

25/12/2017

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24/12/2017

Retweeted Javad Zarif ()
Mr Javad Zarif, Iran's Minister of Foreign Affairs.

"The angels said, Mary, God gives you glad-tidings of a Word from Him whose name is Christ, Jesus, son of Mary; highly honored in this world and the next" Quran 3:45
A very happy and peaceful Christmas to all. May Christ's universal message of peace be embraced in the coming year

24/12/2017

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24/12/2017

Grand Bazaars of Iran

In Iran, the bazaar is more than a place of trade; it helped define the layout of the city as well as its social and cultural life.

20/12/2017

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IRNA| Rasoul Shojaei: Iranian Christians celebrate Christmas night in Iran’s historic city of Isfahan.

19/12/2017

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18/12/2017

Breaking the habit!!!!

For the first time after 39 years of Islamic Revolution in Iran, a western electronic music band hold 5 concert in Tehran from 11_15 Dec.

18/12/2017

why is Iran great?

15/12/2017

WIN a complete package of Naqsh-e Jahan Square monuments entrance tickets!!!
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10/12/2017

DAY
10 DECEMBER

The Cylinder (539 B.C.)

HISTORY'S FIRST DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN .
In 539 B.C., the armies of Cyrus the Great, the first king of ancient , conquered the city of . But it was his next actions that marked a major advance for Man. He freed the slaves, declared that all people had the right to choose their own religion, and established racial equality. These and other decrees were recorded on a baked-clay cylinder in the Akkadian language with cuneiform script.
Known today as the Cyrus Cylinder, this ancient record has now been recognized as the world’s first charter of human rights. It is translated into all six official languages of the and its provisions parallel the first four Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

04/12/2017

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04/12/2017

DRESS CODE IN IRAN!


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WOMEN

Head:
Head covering is mandatory for ladies in public. The most common type of head covering is the headscarf "rousari/shawl". The headscarf is to cover the hair and not the face. Your hair can show from the front/back of the headscarf but as a form of respect to the rules of the country, women tend to cover as much of the hair as possible. Some wrap the headscarf tightly and securely around the head, others wear it loosely... the choice is yours - try to find the most comfortable way that works you.

As far as color is concerned, there is almost no restriction; pink, blue, green, red, fluorescent orange.....! In fact you'll be amazed by the variety of designs and colours of headscarfs available all across the country. The headscarf is also a form of fashion item amongst women in Iran - square, rectangular, big, small, silk, cotton ... you name it!

Upper Body:
Women in Iran wear long tunics "manto". These are long sleeved dresses varying in length. Generally speaking it's all about modesty - in Iran modesty is thought of a non-see-through material, closed collar, loosely fitted covering at least the buttocks. Three quarter length sleeves are also accessible.

Lower Body:
Women in Iran do not show their legs in public. Long skirts or trousers are accessible. Trousers can be slim fit and/or ankle length ... however remember the material should not be see-through. Cotton, Denim, Chinos.... again see what you feel most comfortable in!

Footwear:
Stay comfortable :) giving you'll be sightseeing all day! Nothing particular to say here- your choice really. Trainers, high heels, sandals, boots....

MEN

Head:
No head covering is required. You can wear hats of any form of shape desirable depending on the weather!

Upper Body:
Men can wear long or short sleeve shirts and t-shirts. You cannot be topless in public and it is uncommon for men to wear vest like tops in public.

Lower Body:
Long and cropped trousers are accessible. No shorts above the knees.

Footwear:
As per above, just make sure your comfortable :) nothing else to say here!