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تور مسافرتی با رزرو تور مسافرتی، سفری خاطر انگیز برای خود رقم بزنید. این شرکت بزرگترین مجری برگزاری تور در ایران، همواره آماده به خدمات رسانی و برگزاری تور مسافرتی با بالاترین کیفیت به اقصی نقاط جهان است. نه تنها تورهای مسافرتی را به صورت حضوری مانند هر آژانس دیگری به فروش می رساند بلکه امکان خرید و رزرو تور را در کمترین زمان ممکن و به صورت آنلاین فراهم آورده تا مسافران بدون دغدغه...

10 ideas for adventurous holidays in Iran With the reciprocal reopenings of the Iranian Embassy in London and the British embassy in Tehran, and the Foreign Office no longer advising against travel, adventurous travellers may decide now’s the time to see the country. Here’s a list of some of the trips available; all are guided group tours. Prices exclude flights but include accommodation, transport, some meals and entry fees. The sacred shrines in the holy city of Qom, ancient monuments at Persepolis and Isfahan, the gardens of Kashan, poets’ tombs in Shiraz, and the tiled Nasir al-Mulk mosque, considered the pinnacle of Iranian-Islamic art, are among the cultural highlights of...

Exploring the real Iran, with social media as your guide Being completely disconnected on holiday isn’t as romantic as some purist travellers may suggest. It might be fine if you plan to stay on a beach or spend your days snorkelling with dolphins, but if you have to navigate your way around a country, travelling without access to GPS-assisted maps, currency converters and email seems a silly restriction. Especially when travelling in a country like Iran. Here, the private and public spheres are two completely different worlds and access to social media can make the difference between merely learning about heritage through visits to historical sites and experiencing the everyday lives of...

Isfahan museum’s homage to Iran’s rich musical traditions n a leafy street in Isfahan’s laid-back but ancient Jolfa quarter, away from Imam Square and the bazaar for which the city is renowned, the Isfahan Music Museum provides welcome refuge. A love letter to Iran’s rich musical heritage, the small museum is much more than a series of instruments hanging on a wall. Founded and funded by local musicians Mehrdad Jeihooni and Shahriar Shokrani in December 2015, it showcases more than 300 instruments from around Iran, many unchanged from their depictions in centuries-old paintings or miniatures on display around the city’s historic sites. These instruments include the kamancheh,...

Trekking Iran's Lut desert: a wild, remote adventure – in pictures Iran’s Dasht-e Lut with its giant dunes, salt plains and kaluts provides an epic journey of breathtaking beauty andwilderness, as seen in these images from a 15-day trek with Secret...

Iran picks up in popularity Some may be surprised, others will be expecting the numbers to be on these lines, but the fact remains. Iran has been on a double-digit growth trajectory for three years in a row. TTN was informed, Iran is proving to be an increasingly popular destination with air travellers, experiencing growing passenger numbers from around the world – a trend that looks like continuing during 2017, according to a study by ForwardKeys, the leading travel intelligence analyst. Total international arrivals were up 18.3 per cent last year, sustaining an upward path since 2013 (up 2.7 per cent), 2014 (24.8 per cent) and 2015 (12.7 per cent). The pattern is reflected by a...

The foodie traveller … in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar In Farsi, tah means bottom, while chin suggests the idea of layering; tah-chin is the unpretentious, crusty rice layered with chicken that has absorbed every last drop of the warm saffron and melted butter lying at the bottom of the pan. The result is a slice of saffron goodness that is crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside and usually covered in fresh pistachios and sour barberries, which complement the sweetness of the moist, buttery rice. Hidden in the meandering alleys of the Iranian capital’s Grand Bazaar, behind the screaming street traders selling dried figs, raw pistachios and brightly coloured hijabs, Moslem is on the...