Isfahan: Half of the World

There are no surprises that Isfahan is ranked pretty highly as one of the cool Iranian cities to explore. Isfahan’s architecture is one of the most tempting factors to visit the city. It combines new and old architecture in style, with Islamic sides to create an eclectic mix. One of the favorite spots in Isfahan included Naghshe Jahan Square, which houses a couple mosques and also is where you can watch the magnificent of Persian and Islamic architecture. Thanks to Mohamad for accompanying our guests in Isfahan.

Bam Citadel in Kerman

Castles are staple of Persian history as several of them still stand today. One of these magnificent castles is Bam Citadel in Kerman province where the earliest parts of this ancient castles was built as fortresses. It was considered as one the most important trading center and is famous for producing silk and cotton materials. It has received extensive repair work throughout the centuries and it is open to the public today as tourist attractions. Thanks to Azin for accompanying our guests to visit the biggest adobe structure in the world built by the Achaemenid Empire.

our guests and Azin in Bam Citadel in Kerman

Tile working in Iran

A handmade souvenir represents culture, but it also represents the local artisans who contribute to that culture. Imagine you’re going to Iran, and all you want to take home is an authentic souvenir. Your best bet is to find an artisan who decorates tiles by hand. You might be lucky enough to walk into a shop and find someone working on a tile with his or her hands, proving that what you’re about to buy is, indeed, handmade.  By purchasing local artisans ‘goods, you are supporting their careers.

Tile working