Iran climate

With such a large landmass, Iran enjoys a variety of climates, earning the country the nickname ‘the land of four seasons. From the temperate to continental climate, Iran’s weather systems are geographically diverse. Iran is a year-round destination depending on your wishes. The travelers high season is from mid-March through mid-October and Spring and Fall are the best seasons to travel. The sun is warm and skies are generally clear. You can expect mild to warm temperatures and some rain during this time.
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If authenticity is your goal, visit a second city

If authenticity is your goal and you’re interested in the kind of travel that leaves room for experiences that locals would actually want take part in, visit a second city instead of a capital. Many centuries of history mingle on the streets of this city and it is well known for having one of the most unique collections of architecture in Iran. Take a guess. Where this photo was taken?

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Historic City of Yazd

 Yazd is a heaven for anyone who has an eye for history. UNESCO inscribed this city as the first historic city in Iran. The land of the wind catchers is culturally diverse and houses sites that are renowned for their grandeur and history. Unlike many traditional earthen towns, the city has escaped modernization and succeeded in conserving its traditional monuments. Yazd is home to some iconic monuments and museums that include Jame mosque, water museum and Amir Chakhmagh. Thanks to Mohamad for accompanying our Dane guests in Iran.

 

Mohamad and our Dane guests in Yazd