Iran will no longer require Chinese visitors to obtain visas

The Iranian government has approved visa-free policy for Chinese tourists visiting Iran. The authorities in the Islamic Republic of Iran have decided to abolish entry visa to Iran unilaterally for Chinese with the purpose of attracting more Chinese tourists to the country. Tourism board Chief Ali Asghar Mounesan told that “we aim to host two million Chinese tourists per year using our country's numerous attractions.”

 Iran will no longer require Chinese visitors to obtain visas

Donot Miss Magnificent Iran

Traveling is one of the most enjoyable entertainment in the world. It is on the journey that you face new, unfamiliar landscapes, get to know different cultures, and most importantly, feel everything closely. Passengers all over the world are drawn to Iran because of its magnificent history, four-season weather and hospitable people. In countries that are exceptionally rich in historical or cultural significance, an educated tour guide can offer a depth of experience and knowledge. Thanks to Reza for accompanying our German guest.

Reza and our German guest in Yazd

Vakil Mosque in Shiraz

If you plan on travelling around Iran, it's not hard to visit many of the Shiraz’ top sites during your journey. The fifth largest city in Iran, Shiraz, is also an antiquated city with several ancient attractions still remaining in good conditions. It is home to some captivating ancient monuments, religious places, historical attractions and fabulous gardens. Konnah, a professional photographer, discover hidden treasures of Ancient Persia in Iran by joining Photography Tour of Uppersia and took this eye-catching photo in Vakil Mosque.

Vakil mosque in Shiraz