Coppersmiths' Bazaar In Kerman

With thousands of souvenirs inside that display Persian culture, Iran has continued to use traditional bazaars since the past eras.
One of the most most well-known bazaars is Coppersmiths' Bazaar where the traditional culture of smithing is still preserved and protected. The coppersmith trade is a 400-year-old tradition in Kerman and it is an occupation passing down from fathers to sons. The Coppersmiths' Bazaar is the best place in town for visitors to see its many traditional copper products and specialties. In the bazaar you can see smiths maintaining the art of coppersmithing. You can watch them making pots and pans with a love of the business and craft as well as their beautiful products. The bazaar has no modern technology to produce utensils, and that is why the value of handcrafted products mesmerizes visitors.
While you’re in Kerman, visiting this bazaar is a must.

Coppersmiths' Bazaar 

The World’ Smallest Tea House in Tehran Grand Bazaar

A great deal of Iranians admire this drink. When asked to describe a hot summer day, a cold winter day, a visit to family or friends and a quick way to relax, tea will be part of it.  Regardless of where you travel within Iran, a pot of tea will always be brewing and ready. Tehran Bazaar is one of the most mysterious, most beautiful and most visited tourist attractions in Iran where you can find the world’ smallest tea house with its hospitable owner, Haj Ali Darvish. Here in this teahouse, you will see the sheer longevity of Iranian hospitality and friendliness. This quiet and serene tea house is open to anyone and you can sip your tea while you’re listening to the stories of the old owner.

 

Our guests in Haj Darvish tea house in Tehran Grand Bazaar

Bob, An American guest, who is visiting Iran for the fourth time.

Bob in Iran and his presentations in Florida “Iran Pealing Away the Stereotypes”

We have handled many group or private tours for international travelers in Iran through years and have been delighted to have them come back to Iran again and again. One of our American friends who have traveled to Iran several times with us is Bob. Recently he finished his fourth Iran trip.

We really appreciate him for introducing the beauties of Iran to other Americans through his presentations in the US. This winter he will have 5 presentation about Iran in Florida.

Bob in Iran who is visiting Iran for the fourth time.

3 Day Itinerary: Tehran

welcome to the land of mystery, contrast, history and hospitality.Visit Tehran in 3 day to gain an insight to this country and be prepared for longer trips.  Wonder at its fascinating and hospitable people, lofty mountains and gleaming desserts. Talk to people and see the extent of their friendship. For more information , you can visit Uppersia website.
 

3 Day Itinerary: Tehran

World's Smallest Tea house in Tehran Grand bazaar

Tehran Bazaar is one of the most mysterious, most beautiful and most visited tourist attractions in Iran. Besides the thousands of shops, you have to look deeper into the narrow corridors of the Bazaar and, of course, above the top of your head to see the old architecture of Tehran. Among the shops that line the labyrinthine alleyways of Tehran's Grand Bazaar sits the Haj Ali Darvish teahouse. In a very small space, hardly two square meters, there’s tons of love and kindness awaiting the customers. It's not the only teahouse in the bazaar, but having first opened in 1918, it's definitely one of the oldest. And according to some, it's also the smallest not just in the bazaar but in the whole world. You can spend some time in this teahouse and listen to the stories of the old owner who inherited this job from his father, and has since maintained its history and identity.

Haj Ali has engraved a famous verse of a poem along with the name of his old coffee shop on metal coins and give these attractive coins to travelers as souvenir. He loves to post photos of everyone who visits his small tea-house. Also one of our travelers, who accompanied by one of the most knowledgeable tour guides of Uppersia team, MS.Valaee, visited this attraction.

Mr. Hannes visiting  World's Smallest Tea house in Tehran Grand bazaar