A road trip to Iran

A road trip can make for a fantastic vacation, particularly when exploring a place that you’ve never experienced before. Iran is a vast country with various landscapes, cultures and lifestyles. One of the best ways to discover its hidden gems is by travelling by car. Our American guest ,who accompanied by Rashed as a knowledgeable tour guide and Vahid as a skillful driver, Started his trip from Tehran, the capital of Iran, pass through Qom, where he visited the Fatima Masumeh Shrine and then enjoyed spending some peaceful hours in desert near Isfahan.

The American guest accompanied by Rashed as a knowledgeable tour guide and Vahid as a skillful driver

The Mideast's tallest pedestrian suspension bridge in Iran

For some, the thought of crossing a swinging bridge, suspended hundreds of feet in the air, is exhilarating. While others either cross as quickly as possible, or consider the merits of staying put. High and handsome amid beautiful Iran scenery, Meshgin shahr Suspension Bridge offers travelers and locals a peculiar, jaw-dropping experience. The Mideast's tallest pedestrian suspension bridge was inaugurated in 2014, inviting walkers to brave a narrow path running 80 meters above the valley floor at its highest point. Meshgin shahr Suspension Bridge in Ardabil province, a record-breaking 365 meters long and two meters wide, is being constructed on the Khiavchai River.  Going on a ZipLine around the bridge and also crossing over the glassy part of it, are exciting activities that you can find nowhere in Iran. The availability of suitable amenities and the location of the bridge in a forest park is another reason for the popularity of this tourist attraction. The entire area is in view which makes for a perfect photo opportunity.  You will not forgive yourself if you don’t take pictures to remember the view from the middle of this breathtaking bridge.

Meshgin shahr Suspension Bridge,Ardabil,Iran

Top locations for photography in Iran.

Photography in Iran is a whole new experience for the photographers and travelers. There are so many different subjects to be shot in this wonderland, including the old bazaars and the locals, splendid monuments from different centuries and diverse desert and mountainous landscapes. Some spots are known as the most picturesque places in Iran. The locations in which your camera’s shutter won’t be clicked less than hundred times!

Kandovan village

The special architecture of this village located near Tabriz, blows every visitor's mind. These conic caves are dug by the dwellers more than 3000 years ago and there are still many people who live in these beautiful and unique houses!