Iran in April

If you are after a place to go in April, where the days are longer and weather is glorious, then don’t waste no more of your time and contact Uppersia team. The best time to visit Iran is in the spring (April to June) or fall (September and October) when there is nice weather, moderate temperatures, fewer Iranian travelers, and lower prices. In April, the weather is a little more difficult to predict than it is in June or January, but you’re far more likely to enjoy sun and warm weather than you are to get rained on. This month is one of the best months of year for sightseeing in Iran. While April is high season in Iran, crowds don’t reach their peak until late May. However, we strongly recommend you to book your tickets and accommodation in advance since public transportation and hotels maybe be fully booked in this month. Pauline family with the companionship of Pooria, explored Iran in last April .

Pauline family visited Iran in last April

Shiraz Tang-e Sorkh off-road tour

Want to enjoy the thrill of the car and a sense of discovery as you venture through some of Shiraz’s most stunning scenery? Uppersia recommend you to join new added Shiraz Tang-e Sorkh off-road tour and explore the highlights of Derak Mountain in a Land Rover during a 5-hour activity. Enjoy visiting the first-hand natural structures that make this region so incredibly striking with guides who know, love and treasure the land. Surprisingly enough, you cook your own meal and take high tea in this mountains. Take a look at this hidden spot in Iran and you definitely should think of visiting.

Shiraz Tang-e Sorkh

Astonishing Masoole Village in Iran

Removed from the bustle of urban life, Iran’s villages are idyllic havens where life is still simple and good. Filled with stunning natural beauty, from lush green jungle to dramatic mountains, and well-preserved architecture, Masoole village in Gilan province is one of the travelers’ favorite villages where they can really wind down and enjoy life’s slow tempo entirely in tune with nature.  The village buildings are mostly two stories and made of adobe, rods and bole. Between these houses, are narrow, meandering steps that lead to the upper level of the city. The spectacular architecture of Masooleh is popularly known as "The yard of the building above is the roof of the building below". If you love nature and you are fascinated by a simple lifestyle, our professional local tour guides like Leila will accompany you to discover as much as possible from this village.

Masoole village