Los mejores sitios qué ver en Tabas

Tabas se sitúa en el noreste de la provincia Yazd. Lo llaman “Tabas-e Golshan” por su vegetación permanente, así como por la existencia de un jardín llamado “Golshan”. Este jardín con sus famosos pelícanos, que es uno de los jardines más bellos de Irán, y el santuario de Hossein Ibn-e Musa son símbolos de la ciudad de Tabas. Esta ciudad tiene un clima cálido y árido pero la existencia de la montaña Shotori ha formado muchas reservas de agua, ríos permanentes y valles verdes en esta zona. Ya que hay muy pocas residencias humanas en esta vasta zona árida, tiene buenas condiciones para preservar los especies en peligro de extinción como los últimos restos de guepardo asiático en el refugio de animales Naybandan.

Los pelícanos en el jardín Golshan

Where are the best stargazing skies in Iran?

After millenniums and with all the secrets and legends behind the nature being revealed, the night sky, constellations and shiny stars are still as mysterious and attractive as it has been for the first men. Studying ancient monuments related to ancient civilizations like Giza pyramids of Egypt, temples of Maya civilization and the great Persepolis of Achaemenids prove that those people paid attention to astronomy, too. Ferdowsi the great Iranian poet of Shahnameh (the masterpiece of Persian literature), has mentioned stories about the Persian kings who were interested in astronomy and phenomena like meteorites.

Starry night in deserts of Iran

Puente Tabiat; el nuevo icono de Teherán

El Puente “Tabiat" (la naturaleza en persa) es un puente peatonal recién construido en el norte de Teherán con 270 metros de longitud y está diseñado por una joven arquitectura iraní, Sra. Leila Araghian. Algunos creen que el diseñador se ha inspirado en los viejos puentes persas especialmente el puente Khajou. Todos los tres niveles del puente están conectados por escaleras sobre tres columnas de acero en forma de árbol.

3 natural wonders in the north of Iran.

Northern Iran is a lush and rainy area bounded by the Caspian Sea and the Alborz Mountain range. Considering its great temperate climate, stunning natural wonders and landscapes, north of Iran is a popular destination for travelers and nature lovers especially during spring and summer. In the following you will get acquainted with 3 of outstanding ecotourism destinations in northern Iran:

Veresk Bridge in the north of Iran.

Une promenade dans le quartier Jolfa

La Nouvelle Jolfa est un très beau quartier arménien avec une architecture contrastée et intéressante au cœur d'Ispahan. Ce quartier invite à flâner sur ses ruelles pavées en regardant les belles maisons avec des murs de briques dans un silence agréable et paisible qui en font une zone nostalgique et charmante, où vous souhaitez vous promener pendant des heures et puis boire du café dans les nombreux cafés situés sur la place qui est le lieu de rassemblement de tous les jeunes de la ville.

La cathédrale Vank

2 Day tours from Orumieh.

Orumieh, the capital of Western Azerbaijan province is a mountainous and beautiful city located in the northwest of Iran. Despite the numerous ancient heritages hidden around Orumieh, this area is an untouched and uncovered land for many travelers. Here are the two day tours that you can take (private and group tours) while you are in Orumieh:

Takht e Suleiman. Orumieh-Iran

Une visite à Mashhad

Pour les Iraniens et les chiites en général, Mashad est une ville sainte. Mashhad abrite le sanctuaire où fut enterré le huitième Imam des chiites, l'Imam Reza. Depuis que le premier monarque safavide a déclaré l'Islam chiite comme religion officielle de Perse au seizième siècle, Mashad a été transformé en le principal pôle d'attraction pour les pèlerins dans le pays.

4 things that will impress you in Tabriz

Known as World’s carpet and handicrafts city and one of the biggest economic hubs in the northwest of Iran, Tabriz is an amazing city to be visited while your travel in Iran. This city is located between Lake Urmia and Sahanad Mount and is home to a big population of Azeri people, who are very civilized people with their very own beautiful traditions and customs. Tabriz has been the capital of Iran during Safavid era and many historical monuments from Ilkhanid, Safavid and Qajarid dynasty are hidden in the corners of this city.

1 The living bazaar of Tabriz

This wonderful UNESCO registered heritage is a stunning 7-kilometer maze of chambers, halls, caravanserais and small shops and is known as the biggest roofed bazaar in the world. Like other traditional bazaars in Iran, the great Bazaar of Tabriz is divided into different Timches, which are domed halls related to different guilds like the carpet sellers, jewelry sellers, textile sellers, spice sellers and etc. Walk through the long bazaar Tabriz, enjoy the stunning brickworks and get acquainted with traditional Azeri culture in this alive bazaar.

Bazaar of Tabriz.

2 The awesome Kandovan village

For many visitors, Kandovan village located 60 kilometers away from Tabriz is the most amazing Village of Iran. The weird caves dug into the conic rock formations, located in the foothills of mountains, have been made by the locals thousands of years ago to shelter them from the enemies and the wild nature around. The wonderful thing about Kandovan village is that these caves are still home to many locals in the area.

Kandovan village. Tabriz-Iran

3 The charming El Goli mansion

Being constructed during Safavid dynasty, the charming El Goli is a two story mansion constructed in the middle of a pool in the center of El Goli park of Tabriz city. This mansion has been the house of the governor of the city during the Qajar dynasty and now is one of the most beautiful architectural heritages in Tabriz.

El Goli mansion. Tabriz-Iran

4 The elder Blue Mosque (Masjed e Kabud)

Known as the precious turquoise of Islamic architecture, the blue mosque of Tabriz is an ancient high monument constructed upon order of Jahan Shah in 1465. Excellent tile-works of the mosque screening elegant floral motifs and calligraphies are the reason why they call this monument Masjed e Kabud (the blue mosque). Although this glorious monument was collapsed after an earthquake, but what still remains from the mosque is so worth a visit.

Tabriz Blue Mosque.

9 cosas que debe saber antes de viajar a Irán

Irán es un país desconocido por muchos turistas, pero con una gran oferta turística, entonces es mejor saber algunos datos antes de viajar a Irán para disfrutar al máximo de tu estancia en este país maravilloso.

viajeros visitando Irán

The legends of Sabalan Mount.

Known as the miraculous and great mountain in the northwest of Iran and the third highest peak in Iran, Sabalan is located 25 kilometers away from Meshgin-Shahr city in Ardebil province, where the climate is as fresh and young as a baby tiger and the landscapes are insanely beautiful! Sabalan is an extinct volcano and the altitude of the peak is 4811 meters.

Sabalan Peak. Ardebil-Iran