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Iran aka: Islamic Republic of Iran, ايران, اسلامی ايران, Persia

703 people want to go here. 184 people have been here.

95% of people who have been to Iran think it's worth visiting. The most popular cities in Iran are Tehran, Esfahān, and Persepolis. Iran is featured on the lists Directory of Countries, Travel: Countries of the world, and Asia. Places in Iran have been tagged iran, historical, and architecture.

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Hafez Tomb - Shiraz by trajektoria

Tomb of one of the greatiest poets of Iran – sufi Hafiz.

People coming to read his poetry in the surrounding space. Dating spot.

Stores around – local artistic works (carpets, traditional dools, clothings, and lot more).

about 1 year ago

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Untitled by Lisa

Maybe someday…

over 3 years ago

Untitled by sipes23

Not that anyone who has been or wants to go thinks bad stuff about Iran, but here’s a video that makes me want to go even worse than before.

http://www.lucasgray.com/video/peacetrain.html

Warning: Not a travel video. It has a political message against potential American attack (and I’m shamed to be an American after seeing this video—that our government could even think attack such a place) on Iran that shows many scenes from Iran.

over 4 years ago

Iran by orangewendy63

Before the Shah was deposed I went to stay with my school friend sarah who lived in Tehran. I had several other Iranian friends from school. I loved the country and was overwhelmed by the hospitality and beauty of both the people and the landscape. The food is delicious, I especially loved going to buy bread at the bakery when they pulled it fresh off the walls of the oven.We would take it home and devour the lot with a delicious yoghurt based dip.Going out to the mountains outside Tehran was a journey both in beauty and time. I would love to visit Iran again.

over 5 years ago

Isfahan by jayjayandjay

I met this girl while on a boat trip down the bospherous in Istanbul and she suggested I visit Iran. She gave me her name and address (she’s married) and said she would help me out when I visited. Hey, like I was minding my own business and looking out to sea at the time but then that’s life! Should I go I wonder?

Here I am a year later and i’ve been to Iran and met up with the person who invited me and her family. Iranians are (on the whole) very freindly and can’t do enough to help so that was a nice surprise. I really didn’t get to grips with the place in six days I was there, there just wasn’t the time. I met a girl and i’m not even sure if she’s married though she has a three year old boy. My feelings are mixed and i’m also aware that having not been in a relaitionship for a long time I have to be cool. No worries, i’m thousands of miles away. I can’t understand why I don’t just fall in love with the girl next door, it would be so much easier. Even the first girl I went out with it wasn’t straight forward as she had a two year old boy. So do I go back? Yes, once i’ve had time to reconcile the romantic in me with the reality of the situation. Even if there’s no big romance I want to look up friends and and visit Shiraz and Kish island.

over 5 years ago