The sunflower selfie season is open!
Sunflower fields in bloom in Golestan, IranFarmers in Golestan Province, use hundreds of hectares of their farmlands to grow sunflowers.
Farmers of Golidagh District, located in Maraveh Tappeh County of Golestan Province, use hundreds of hectares of their farmlands to grow sunflowers.
Sunflowers are annual plants that grow to a height of three meters.
Golidagh is a mountainous region in which sunflowers grow very well due to ideal conditions. As a result, most of the farmlands of the region are used to grow sunflowers in spring and summer.
Making cooking oil is also possible using sunflower seeds.
The spectacular display of sunflowers on the Gower peninsula attracts thousands of visitors every year, with people travelling far and wide to get a glimpse.’
However, like many things, the coronavirus pandemic has caused unprecedented disruption to lots of industry, including impacting the sunflower crops in Golestan ... “Sunflower fields in bloom in Golestan, Iran”
Nushabad – The Mysterious Underground City in Iran
Underground City of NushabadA 1,500-year-old, 3-story subterranean city where ancient Persians took refuge in times of war.
If you are ever interested in architecture, history, or mysteries you might have heard about secret underground cities in the world like Derinkuyu, in Cappadocia, Turkey, or Edinburgh Vaults, in the United Kingdom. Yet you might not have heard about the biggest underground city in Iran, called Nushabad (also spelled Noosh Abad).
Why Noushabad is so special?
The astonishing structure of this man-made subterranean city has attracted lots of tourists’ attention. This sprawling city was set between 3 to 18 meters (about 10 to 60 feet) deep and was developed horizontally and vertically. It is estimated that this underground city was spread, as the locals claim, beyond the historic city walls, and was as wide as 4 kilometers.
Consisting of three-story tunnels, this labyrinthine city ... “Nushabad – The Mysterious Underground City in Iran”
Turkish Airlines Resumes Flights to Iran AgainAfter Turkey suspended flights to and from Iran and Afghanistan in late July, Turkey-Iran flights is gradually resuming.
Turkey to resume flight operations to IranTurkey has announced its plans to start flight operations to and from India starting August 1.
After Turkey suspended flights to and from Iran and Afghanistan in late July, Turkey-Iran flights is gradually resuming. Iran is one of the hardest hit countries in the region by the pandemic and recently there used to be a resurgence of the Covid virus. After the government got alarmed and set some restricting rules to curb the rise of the infection and deaths, the statistics show a back to the former situation status.
Hence, Turkey has decided to open its flights to Iran again. Also the Health minister of Iran has announced that all passengers who volunteer to enter Iran are obliged to hold ... “Turkish Airlines Resumes Flights to Iran Again”
Scary Destinations in Iran!Discover the Iran’s scariest travel destinations, from Jenny Castle to the Stone Garden.
Discover the Iran’s scariest travel destinations
Ghosts Lagoon
The Lake of Ghosts (Mamraz Lake) is a small lake situated in the richly-forested Iranian province of Mazandaran.
The lake is located 12 km from Nowshahr in Mazandaran province, which has a strange and scary name due to its distant past. The combination of dead trees in the middle of the lake and the fog that often surrounds the lake with the sound of wild animals in the area reminds you all of fantasy and horror movies, and these features make the name of lake “ghost lagoon”.
Jenny Castle
Jenny Castle, kish Island
In Kish Island, near the Greek ship, there is a small and ruined castle that perhaps few people look at, because everyone is in a hurry to reach the Greek ship, one of ... “Scary Destinations in Iran!”