Best Time to Visit Iran

Iran is a land of varying climate with beautiful geological phenomena, which attracts many scientific and adventurous tourists.  Iran is the land of four seasons due to numerous geographical reasons, such as standing in the vicinity of Europe, the Mediterranean Sea, the African desert and the Indian Ocean. In addition, other parameters such as vast deserts, high mountains and the existence of two large seas in the north and the south of the country cause Iran to have 3 different kinds of climate. Most of the cities experience hot summers and cold winters with snow being a common feature. Spring and autumn, from April to May and from September to mid-November respectively, are the ideal times to visit Iran and the inland regions when temperatures are pleasant. With over one decade of experience, Uppersia team help you to make the most of your trip and bring unforgettable and heartwarming memories to your home.

A happy family visiting Iran in April

National Jewelry Museum of Iran

Enjoy your journey through some of history’s magnificent jewelry in the National Jewelry Museum .At the Museum, a direct line from the imagination of the original artist, to the hands of our master craftsmen is obvious. It is one of the most expensive collections of jewels in the world which is been gathered over centuries. Every pieces of the jewelry is the witness to rise and fall of the rulers in different period. For the first time, the National Jewelry was transferred from Golestan palace to Meli bank of Iran in 1937. The most dazzling collections of stones such as different kinds of rubies, Emerald, Diamonds, the only Iranian turquoise gemstone and jeweled articles of the world is housed in the central bank of Islamic Republic of Iran which among them, the most spectacular objects have been placed on public which gives the extraordinary visions from the past. While you are exploring the capital of Iran, Tehran, you can visit this treasure of valuable objects from Saturday to Tuesday.

National Jewelry Museum of Iran

Puppet and Toy Museum of Iran.

In the past, Iranian kids used to play with simple and handmade dolls and toys made of pieces of textiles, wood sticks or small stones found in the house. More advanced toys were made by the potters or carpenters. These simple toys, still found under piles of old clothes in the grandmothers’ closets, show a piece of the Iranian pop culture.

An old Iranian puppet.