If you are looking for less-common activities to have a different, unique trip to Iran, here are some suggestions for you! ... “5 Less Touristy, yet Amazing Experiences You Should Have in Iran”
Here are 10 reasons to encourage you plan your trip to one of the most mysterious destinations of the world: Iran! ... “10 Reasons Why You Need to Visit Iran”
Yalda’s Night (Shab-e Yalda) or Shab-e Chelleh is the Iranians’ way to confront the coldest season of the year. ... “Yalda Night: Warmth on the Longest Night”
Valentine in Iran has become more popular among the younger generation in recent years, who view it as an opportunity to express their love and affection to their partners, friends, and family members. ... “Lovers in Iran – How Iranians Celebrate Valentine’s Day?”
Iran tourist visa is now open for tourists, be it for families, couples or even friends to arrive here and explore the beauties of Iran. ... “Iran Tourist Visa is now Open for all Nationalities!”
Omid, who has been migrating from Siberia to Fereydunkenar all alone since he has lost his pair 14 years ago, has now turned to a symbol of hope. ... “Omid: In-love Siberian Crane”
Each year with the beginning of the main fishing season in late July, local people in Qeshm island of Iran celebrate a very ancient ritual. ... “Nowruz Sayyad: A New Day for the Prey and the Hunter”
Nowruz SayyadExploring the mysterious ritual of the ancient island of Qeshm
Nowruz Sayyad: A New Day for the Prey and the Hunter Nowruz Sayyad is an ancient ceremony held by southern Iranian people in Qeshm island to celebrate the beginning of the main fishing season.
In the southern parts of Iran, the sea and fishing play a very significant role in the daily life of people. Living in the islands like Qeshm, which are located next to the Persian Gulf, means the life of the locals is hugely dependent on the sea. Here, sea means life, as it brings vitality to the people who rely on it for their food. Fishing is a major part of the island’s people lives and different seasons and periods are defined according to its cycles. Unlike other parts of Iran which celebrate the costumery Nowruz in late March, local people in south celebrate their ... “Nowruz Sayyad: A New Day for the Prey and the Hunter”
Iranian-Armenians as the majority of Iran's Christian population celebrate the Christmas Eve on 25 of December, which is celebrated in most of the catholic countries. ... “Do the Iranian People Celebrate Christmas?”
5 Best City Walks in TehranThese are the most scenic walks in Tehran
Top 5 Places to Walk in TehranThere’s no more way to explore a city and get to know the locals than to pound the streets, and walking tours have become so popular that many cities offer endless themed routes to keep the tourists on their toes.
At SURFIRAN, we decided to introduce the most attractive walking routes.
In spite of the fact that Tehran is Iran’s capital, it is among the most underestimated cities in regard to its touristic attractions. Often, Tehran gets eliminated from the list of tourists or is replaced with another city in Iran. But I can assure you that would be a great mistake, and I don’t say this just because I am deeply in love with this city! Tehran is a cosmopolitan, yet historic city that has its own charm. As well ... “5 Best City Walks in Tehran”