Qalat Village in Iran

 

More recently, the Qalat village of Shiraz was registered on Iran's National Heritage list as the first natural-historical rural district of Fars. Qalat, one of the historic villages around Shiraz with various architectures, is located near Shiraz. There are three waterfalls in the village that originate from the springs. The two rivers with wild plants and flowers in their banks, are considered as natural tourist attraction sites of this village. In addition to all these, the village contains some historic heritage: the 270-year-old mosque, the ancient adobe church, water mills, the ancient flagged bazaar, a castle, and some relief works from the Sassanid era. 

 

 

Looking to take an affordable vacation in 2023

There are so many reasons why Iran remains so popular with budget travelers. Its idyllic scenes, rich culture, tantalizing cuisine and adventures setting are enticing enough to pack your luggage and head to the land of hospitality. Iran could be one of the ultimate destinations for economic travelers and it is a gem most people have not found out about, which is to your benefit. U.S. dollar is strong enough to make travel, accommodations and activities all relatively inexpensive in the country and you can indulge yourself with Persian food at the most reasonable price. Uppersia is one the most reputable and trusted travel agency for operating budget tours at the most standard level in Iran. The sociable and skilled tour guide of Uppersia, Sahar, accompanied our guests from England who preferred to explore Iran on a budget.

 

Kalam Polo Shirazi

 Whether you are spending a few days up north in Rasht or vacationing down south to Shiraz, you will witness striking dissimilarities in the kind of foods people savor. This is what makes Iran one of the much-loved countries by gourmets the world over. One of the best hobbies of Shiraz people is testing new restaurants and having new dishes. That’s why there are numerous and various restaurants, fast foods, international restaurants and cafés in the city. So as a traveler you might not find it hard to find your own kind of food in Shiraz: Kalam Polo, a great variation of rice and staple in Iranian cooking, reminds the name of Shiraz. This would be your favorite food if you are good with cabbage. Kalam polo is the well-cooked combination of rice, herbs, small meatballs and cabbage. Enjoy Kalam Polo with a side of Salad Shirazi, Sabzi, fresh herbs, or torshi (pickled vegetables).If you are a foodie, Uppersia invites you to the Iran culinary tour and see what awaits you in this appetizing tour.