Naranjestan Ghavam House

Are you interested in eminent mirror work and ceiling paint? Naranjestan Qavam House would be a right choice for you.
This is a traditional and historical house located in a lovely garden called Naranjestan due to the abundance of sour orange trees. This mansion is decorated with mirrors, wood carving, tile works, and European-style painted ceilings.
Uppersia suggests to visit Qavam house and garden in spring when the sour orange blossoms flourished.

Our guests with Ehsan in Narenjestan house

American Travelers in Iran

Packed with over 5,000 years of history, Iran is a destination everyone must experience at least once in their lifetime. From the ancient Persian Empire to the Zoroastrians temples, the countless mosques, and even the modern cities like Tehran, there is so much to see that one visit will not be enough.
Our American guests who visited Iran last year believed that Iran is extremely safe, with the friendliest people you’ve ever met who go out of their way to make sure you’re safe and having a good time.   Traveling solo is safe, but as Americans, you will be traveling on a tour since it is required, so that’s even another safety layer. The visa process is more complicated than in many other countries, but Uppersia helps you get your visa by guiding you every step of the way.

our American guest with Reza in a traditional restaurant 

Iran Green Travel

There are various shades of difference among green travel , responsible travel and sustainable travel, but at the heart of the matter is the importance of protecting the natural and cultural environment of the places you visit. That means conserving plants, wildlife and other resources; respecting local cultures and ways of life; and contributing positively to local communities. Taking a green approach to travel is an easy and essential way to protect the places you love to visit, not just for yourself but for the travelers who come after you and for the people who will continue to live there long after you’ve flown home. 
Green travel in not a passing trend, but a portable lifestyle choice. Travelers can do much more by building a green travel block by block.

Iran Green Travel

Iran climate

With such a large landmass, Iran enjoys a variety of climates, earning the country the nickname ‘the land of four seasons. From the temperate to continental climate, Iran’s weather systems are geographically diverse. Iran is a year-round destination depending on your wishes. The travelers high season is from mid-March through mid-October and Spring and Fall are the best seasons to travel. The sun is warm and skies are generally clear. You can expect mild to warm temperatures and some rain during this time.
For more information on “when to travel “you can check Uppersia.com

Discover Iran; A less- known Destination

If you’re after advice on including a tour in a less- known destination, you’ve come to the right place. Uppersia members are perfectly placed to advise on which type of tour will suit you best. 
Many people decide to go travelling alone, but opt to include a small group tour, that's safer to travel with a group. You can choose the tour that takes in all your must-see sights, whether you’re a history or nature activity enthusiast! Thanks to Milad for accompanying this friendly crowds, who joined Salam Tour and saw more of the country in a short space of time.

Milad with our guest in Eram Garden

picturesque landscapes in Iran

 Are you still wondering whether Iran is a must-see? With its warm people, great cuisine, and unique cultural and historical sights on its side, Iran certainly deserves to be explored.

 If you are in need of peace and quiet, you can always find quiet places in the marvelous Iran. Usually, driving just a few kilometers away from the city is enough to enjoy spectacular views of the picturesque landscape! Thanks to Milad for taking our guest to this exciting and amazing place.

Milad and our guest

Our Chines guest, captured the moments of spending time with Iranians and shared this video with us.

Visitors to Iran are often pleasantly surprised by the friendliness of the Iranians, who will go out of their way to assist and happily spend time chatting. Hospitality is a cornerstone of Persian culture, and people believe that visitors should be treated as Guests sent by God. Our Chines guest, Gavin experienced that how Iranian people friendly and lovely as well as the great history in Iran. Thanks to him for capturing the moments of spending time with Iranians and shared this video with us.

Shah-e-Cheragh Shrine in Shiraz

Did you know that some of the most visited holy places of Islam are in Iran? The existence of a large number of wonderful mosques and religious shrines in Iran beckons the traveler to visit a country that is religious and spiritual. The holy Shah-e-Cheragh shrine, the son of the 7th Shiite Imam, make Shiraz a pilgrimage site for Iranians. The monument has been discovered in 11th century and a shrine was built over it afterwards. The shrine was repaired during Safavid and Qajar dynasties. The mosques and other sacred sites are the heart of cultural significance for Muslims, and if you feel the need to enter one, you should show proper respect for the traditions.