Showing posts with label car rental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car rental. Show all posts

Monday, December 18, 2017

Public Transportation in Iran



Iran is dotted with cities renowned for architectural beauty, vast historical centers, and fascinating monuments. The Iranian public transportation systems have recently developed in so far as you can travel between many of Iran’s main urban regions and centers without a hitch. Iran offers a wide range of public transport, most of which is very affordable even to travelers on the tightest of budgets. There are a number of public transport options including trains, local and long distance buses and domestic flights. Make sure you know which mode suits you best so that you are armed with the information before getting on board.


Bus
Traveling between cities with buses is easy and usually the preferred option for those traveling on a budget. Buses go almost everywhere in Iran and are the only way to get around mountainous areas. They tend to be the cheapest way to travel. All buses make snack and toilet stops (some more frequently than others), providing a break but possibly adding hours to journey times. The VIP buses are in great shape and their seats are very comfortable for long trips.

 
Traveling between cities with buses is easy and usually the preferred option for those traveling on a budget.
VIP Bus


Train
The Iranian rail system is one of the best in the region, and trains serve almost every town and city in Iran.  Train travel is a safe, comfortable and inexpensive way to get around.  In fact, it can be more enjoyable to use Iranian trains in some routes than internal flights! Chair car and sleeper are general classes of Iranian trains. In Chair car train, all seats are reserved in advance and it’s a safe, cheap and comfortable way to get around Iran.  Even long distances such as Mashhad to Shiraz, can be covered more time-effectively than flying, using overnight Sleeper trains, city centre to city centre, saving a hotel bill into the bargain. Food and drink vendors will also make their way through the compartments, mostly in sleeper class. It's possible to buy food on the platforms when the train stops, but don't count on a station arriving at mealtimes.

 
The Iranian rail system is one of the best in the region, and trains serve almost every town and city in Iran.
Train

Domestic flight
There used to be several small airlines operating domestic air services in Iran. One of the main issues with domestic flights within Iran is that many people prefer the trains as the cost is an important issue and domestic flights in Iran aren’t that. If you want to fit everything into your busy schedule, it’s more wise to book a domestic flight for long journeys such as Tehran to Shiraz. Also, it is highly recommended to buy flight tickets in advance particularly during high season. 
 
There used to be several small airlines operating domestic air services in Iran
plane


Getting around Iran via Private driver
Having a rental car can give you a huge advantage over having to wait for public transportation or having to pay for a taxi every time you want to go somewhere that not within walking distance. But the hidden costs can come back and get you if you're not aware of them. If you’re planning to explore the untouched spots of Iran, hiring a private driver is the best way. There are various car rental services in Iran that offer cars with and without drivers.  Needless to say that, driving in Iran calls for special skills to cope with the different habits of driving in the country and it’s better to hire a car with a driver not to experience a problem.



While online booking of Iranian domestic transportation tickets including flight, train, bus, and ferry is not possible outside of Iran and there is no chance for accepting any foreign credit card for online ticket booking, Uppersia, by accessing to all of Iranian domestic and International transports, manages it on your behalf in Iran.

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

5 Things to know Before Travelling to Iran


Iran, a great country that is famous for remarkable architecture, ancient history and best-known poets and thinkers, is a desirable destination for travelers. Iran is a mysterious and misunderstood destination with many contrasts. Yet, traveling to Iran doesn’t have to be a weird or difficult experience at all. According to many travelers even female solo travelers who traveled to Iran in recent years, this country is a friendly, safe and absolutely amazing destination which is now getting to be on every travelers’ bucket list.  So, to avoid surprises and make the most of your trip, we, as local Iranian tour operator, share important notes to know before you travel to Iran. 

 

Avoid surprises and make the most of your travel
A group of travelers visiting Iran

 

1. Avoid greeting opposite sex with a handshake

 

If you are a man you shouldn’t shake hands with women and vice versa. Handshaking is only between men or between women, especially in public.


2. Bring your camera to Iran


You can capture the moments of your travel by taking social photos of individuals .But you might want to ask the people before taking photos of them as it may not be appreciated by some locals.


3. Forget about renting a car 

 

Traffic in major cities of Iran is considerable, and Iranians’ driving style can be quite adventurous, so rent a car only if you feel confident and have an international driver’s license.

 

4. Put your international bank cards at home

The tourists who travel to Iran cannot use, major credit cards like Visa and Master Card or to withdraw any cash from ATM machines in the country. So the travelers must bring only cash for their entire stay. Also, it is easily possible to get a type of Iranian debit card (prepaid) which can be used all around the country.


5. Stick to the Iranian dress codes

A modest dress code is all what you need to consider for clothing in Iran. For women, a pair of lose pants or skirt, a long sleeve shirt and a head scarf is perfect. For men, generally, shorts and ties are not worn in public. A pair of lose pants or jeans with T-shirt is recommended.

A perfect couple visiting Iran

Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Roads of Iran.

Hitting the roads is the favorite kind of transportation for many of us due to the pleasure of listening to our favorite music, and enjoying the landscapes of the roads. We can also take our time and stop at any lounge we like.

Road trip with private cars is a common kind of traveling in Iran as well. Many standard roads (more than 200,000 kilometers), including highways and freeways, have been constructed to connect different touristic cities of Iran, like Tehran, Isfahan and Shiraz in the center, Yazd and Kerman in the east, Bandar Abbas and Ahvaz in the south and Tabriz, Kermanshah and Rasht and in the west and north of Iran.

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Iran Business travel services and trips

In recent years, the improvement of infra-structure in Iranian tourism industry has made it possible for travel agencies to offer travelers, VIP and Business package tours in many parts of Iran. It can be a short 2 or 3 day trip to Tehran or a long luxury tour around the country.
Uppersia travel is also offering this service to the travelers who want to travel to Iran in luxury or to the businessman and businesswomen who want to travel to Iran for few hours to some days and need a tour package or just need an airport transfer or hotel booking. We offer you VIP transport, top hotels and best services in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, Ahvaz, Tabirz, Mashhad, Kish Island, Qeshm Island and many other spots in Iran.
Isfahan

Please check Uppersia services below:
Luxury tour package
Transport services
Hotel reservation