Iran tourism
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104% growth in tourists visiting Kish Island
Tehran, IRNA – The CEO of Kish Free Zone Organization, Mohammad Kabiri, has said that during the last month, the number of incoming tourists who visited the Island has registered 104% growth.
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‘Mini World’ theme park in western Iran
The photo album depicts the “Mini World” recreational and tourism complex in Malayer, Hamedan Province, now recognized as the tourism hub of western Iran.
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Iran's Qeshm Island commemorates 91st anniversary of British expulsion
A ceremony named "The Flag is Up" was held on December 19, 2024, on Qeshm Island in the Persian Gulf, with Rear Admiral Shahram Irani, Commander of the Iranian Army’s Naval Forces, in attendance.
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Yalda festival in Tehran
Every year, Iranians across the country celebrate Yalda on the last night of the autumn, which is an ancient festival. This year, Yalda fell on Friday night (night of Dec. 20), corresponding to the 30th and last day of the Iranian Calander month of Azar.
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Caspian Sea int'l cruise route to be launched soon: Iranian official
Tehran, IRNA - The Deputy for Maritime Affairs at Iran's Ports and Maritime Organization has expressed hope that the Caspian Sea international cruise route along its coasts will be launched within the next three months.
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Iran lifts curbs on visits to Bu Musa Island
Bandar Abbas, IRNA - The governor of Bu Musa Island has announced that the government has decided to lift restrictions on visits to the island and to increase the number of flights as well.
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Iran plans to issue tourist cards for foreign tourists: Minister
Tehran, IRNA - Foreign tourists will be able to obtain a "tourist card" during their visit to Iran to easily change their currencies to rials, the Iranian minister of cultural heritage, tourism, and handicrafts says.
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Iran to open major tourism center in Bu Musa island
Tehran, IRNA—The Iranian Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts has said that a major tourism center will be opened on Bu Musa Island, an Iranian island in the Persian Gulf.
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Regional food festival in western Iran Kermanshah
At the Taste of Hope festival in Kermanshah on October 26, 2024, cooks with physical disabilities, visual impairments, and Down syndrome showcased their culinary talents.
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Pakistan's Karachi hosts conference on Iran tourist attractions
Islamabad, IRNA – The 3rd conference titled "Picturesque Iran" was held in Pakistan's Karachi the commercial city of Pakistan to present Iran's tourist attractions and promote tourism ties between Iran and Pakistan as neighboring countries.
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Zarghami denies Iran's withdrawal from ICOM, ICOMOS
Tehran, IRNA –Iranian Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Ezzatollah Zarghami has denied fake news about Iran's withdrawal from the International Council of Museums (ICOM) and Historical Sites and Monuments (ICOMOS).
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Iran plans to target millions of Chinese to visit country
Tehran, IRNA - In a bid to entice millions of Chinese tourists to travel to Iran, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts has arranged for 20 popular Chinese influencers to visit the country and see its landmark natural, historical and cultural attractions.
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Photo:Marzieh Mousavi
The 17th edition of Iran International Tourism and Related Industries
Exhibition is held in the capital Tehran on February 12-15. Representatives from 11 countries are taking part in the exhibition which takes place at the Tehran International Permanent Fairground. Foreign participants are from eleven countries, including Russia, Turkiye, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Tajikistan, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Sri Lanka.
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Photo: Erfan Samanfar
Naybandan National Park in photos
Located in Tabas City, South Khorasan Province, Naybandan National Park is the largest protected area in Iran. This area of 1 million 422 thousand hectares, which is located deep in the central desert, was put under protection as a national park in 2001. What makes Naybandan stand out is its complete remoteness and being surrounded by desert plains from all sides. Naybandan is a region with the least human presence and the least industrial and agricultural activities, and this has provided relatively pristine natural conditions for the animals living in the national park.
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Photo: Mojtaba Mohammadi
Rasht, the city which is always awake
Rasht gained a prominent political, cultural, social and economic position as a city in northern Iran in 1557 after the arrival of Sultan Mohammad, who represented the Tahmasp I, the second shah of Safavid empire.The Municipality of Rasht holds events each year to mark the significance of the metropolitan city as part of a week of festivals that concludes on January 2.