Showing posts with label Iran nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iran nature. Show all posts

Thursday, February 13, 2020

Couple travel

travel can be a good exercise for a couple. Not only is traveling an exciting and fun way to spend time with the person you love, but it’s also healthy for your relationship. Travel can make you stronger, happier and closer in the long run. Traveling to Iran as a couple has led to some interesting experiences. From spending full days in historic cities to enjoying mesmerizing nature, it’s certainly had its ups and downs. All in all, if you like to enjoy shared experiences with a loved one, traveling to Iran with your partner would be a good idea.
Leila with a lovely couple in Zanjan 

Monday, September 2, 2019

Our American guest, Brian, in Tehran


Iran is experiencing a period of rapid growth and change. These days, more and more tourists from around the world who visit Iran are flocking to the ancient country to know its rich history and perhaps catch a glimpse of its bright future. Our American guest, Brian, believed that planning a trip to Iran from United States may be daunting therefore he asked Uppersia, one of the most reputable travel agencies in Iran, to provide the step-by-step guide on how to plan Iran tour from United States. Ashkan, a productive member of Uppersia, accompanied him to discover this wonderful and beautiful country.


Iran is experiencing a period of rapid growth and change. These days, more and more tourists from around the world who visit Iran are flocking to the ancient country to know its rich history and perhaps catch a glimpse of its bright future.
Our American guest, Brian, with Ashakan in Tabiat bridge of Tehran

Monday, May 20, 2019

Star Valley


Star Valley, as the natives call it a fallen star, is the most beautiful display of erosion in the vast island of Qeshm. The residents believe that after the fall of the stars in this place and as a result of a heavy blow, the soil of the earth arose and dried and such forms emerged.  What is clear is that these forms were created by wind and rain erosions and seasonal storms. A visit to Star Valley in a moonlit night has special attractions, especially at the moment of silence in everywhere, when the sky and the stars are felt particularly close to the ground. Our Spanish guests explored a less-known corner of Iran, Qeshm Island in early April.



Star Valley, as the natives call it a fallen star, is the most beautiful display of erosion in the vast island of Qeshm.
Our Spanish guests explored a less-known corner of Iran, Qeshm Island in early April.