Showing posts with label Golestan Palace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golestan Palace. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Golestan Palace

Golestan Palace occupies pride of place in Tehran's history. This heritage site is a complex of buildings and gardens initially built by the Qajar rulers and used as their court and residence. It was finally used by the Pahlavi dynasty as an official space largely for formal receptions.It's ended as being an amalgamation of Persian and European art and architecture. There are many buildings such as Mirror hall, Shamsol Emare, Diomand Hall, and Salam Hall in the palace and it will take a large part of the day to see it all, so keep sufficient time aside.
Golestan Palace occupies pride of place in Tehran's history. This heritage site is a complex of buildings and gardens initially built by the Qajar rulers and used as their court and residence. It was finally used by the Pahlavi dynasty as an official space largely for formal receptions.It's ended as being an amalgamation of Persian and European art and architecture. There are many buildings such as Mirror hall, Shamsol Emare, Diomand Hall, and Salam Hall in the palace and it will take a large part of the day to see it all, so keep sufficient time aside.
Our guests with Leila in Golestan Palace

Wednesday, July 1, 2020

Mirror working in Golestan Palace

Mirror work can be traced back to 13th century Persia. The use of mirrors and the craft of mirror work stem from traditional Islamic beliefs—the mirrors help to trap or blind the evil eye and reflecting bad luck. 
All of the stunning mirror working elements have come hand in hand in creating a truly precious Persian Palace, indeed fit for royalty. Strolling through the different areas of Persian buildings may sometimes leave tourists wondering about the mysterious and luxurious lives that were lived here!

Mirror work can be traced back to 13th century Persia. The use of mirrors and the craft of mirror work stem from traditional Islamic beliefs—the mirrors help to trap or blind the evil eye and reflecting bad luck.  All of the stunning mirror working elements have come hand in hand in creating a truly precious Persian Palace, indeed fit for royalty. Strolling through the different areas of Persian buildings may sometimes leave tourists wondering about the mysterious and luxurious lives that were lived here!
Our guest and Reinna in Golestan Museum

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Uppersia Group Tous for Women


Iran is the ultimate destination for a cultural holiday. With its fascinating historical sites, glorious nature bursting with jungle and desert, there's something for everyone. And of course no trip to Iran is complete without some tasty Persian dishes. While it is possible to feel inspired and delighted everywhere, Iran is a great option for women traveling. If you are looking to go on a group travel tour then we have plenty of exciting group trips where you can join other people and share a group travel adventure. The nice thing about these trips is you do not have to worry about travelling alone, by joining one of our groups you will be safe with the backup and support from our team in country and know that you will have a lot of fun and make new friends quickly without the worry. Thanks to Ali, a hospitable member of Uppersia team, for accompanying this American crowd.



 
Iran is the ultimate destination for a cultural holiday. With its fascinating historical sites, glorious nature bursting with jungle and desert, there's something for everyone. And of course no trip to Iran is complete without some tasty Persian dishes.
A group of American females visited Iran last February

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Golestan Palace in Tehran


Golestan Palace, also known as palace of flowers is the vestige of Iranian civilization that recently has been registered on the UNESCO World Heritage .The mansion was built in Safavid era and was renovated in the Qajar dynasty. The complex consists of 17 palaces, museums and halls in different locations for special purposes. It is one of the most beautiful and oldest royal palaces in Tehran and it was the official residence of royal king’s family during Qajar and Pahlavi era. This photo was taken from our Brazilian guest, Soars in this magnificent palace. 

Golestan Palace, also known as palace of flowers is the vestige of Iranian civilization that recently has been registered on the UNESCO World Heritage .The mansion was built in Safavid era and was renovated in the Qajar dynasty. The complex consists of 17 palaces, museums and halls in different locations for special purposes.
Soares in Golestan Palace

Saturday, December 22, 2018

Advices for women who travel solo to Iran


Many women travel safely each year without incident. However, when it comes to security, women travelers should be more cautious about unexpected events not to affect their trip. Whether you are a first-time solo traveler or a seasoned traveler, take recommendations from us, a reputable local tour operator, hopefully exploring all the area has much to offer without facing any problem.

Firstly, Iran, as an Islamic country, has different local laws and customs about women’s clothing and appearance .By surfing the internet you can easily update yourself on these local customs and dress codes of Iran. For example, try to dress like a local which will prevent you from getting a lot of unwanted attention. Another important thing that you should pay attention as a solo female traveler is, to arrange a private transfer from the airport when you arrive, especially if you're arriving at night and write down the address of your hotel in local language and hand it to taxi drivers. Thirdly, it is wise to carry your passport, travel insurance and some extra cash in a well-concealed spot. Fourthly, the safety of public transportation varies from country to country. In Iran, informal taxis poses particular obstacles to people unfamiliar with the local conditions, especially to women traveling alone. Find out from reliable sources, such as local authorities or tourism officials, what is and is not safe. Finally, Iranian people are considered one of the most hospitable people of the world. But be cautious when sharing information about your plans and itinerary with strangers. In summary, as a local Iranian, I strongly recommend you to Open up, be warm and friendly, and get to know the locals. A smile can go a long way in helping you meet fascinating people and like-minded travelers.

Many women travel safely each year without incident. However, when it comes to security, women travelers should be more cautious about unexpected events not to affect their trip. Whether you are a first-time solo traveler or a seasoned traveler, take recommendations from us, a reputable local tour operator, hopefully exploring all the area has much to offer without facing any problem.
An Australian solo traveler is visiting Golestan Palace in Tehran