Imperial capitals, desert oases, island shores and forested mountains — here's where to begin your Persian adventure.
Iran's vibrant capital blends imperial grandeur with modern energy. Wander the mirrored halls of Golestan Palace, lose yourself in the labyrinthine Grand Bazaar, then ride the cable car up to Darband where the city meets the Alborz mountains.
They say Isfahan is "half the world" — and standing on Naqsh-e Jahan Square, ringed by turquoise domes and arcaded bazaars, you'll believe it. Marvel at the Shah Mosque, cross the storied bridges at dusk, and watch artisans at work in the Grand Bazaar.
The soulful city of poetry, wine and roses. Catch dawn light streaming through the stained glass of the Nasir al-Mulk "Pink Mosque", pay respects at the tomb of Hafez, stroll the Eram Garden — then make the short trip to mighty Persepolis.
Iran's holiest and second-largest city, Mashhad draws millions to the magnificent Imam Reza shrine complex. Beyond the city lie green valleys, the village escapes of Torqabeh and the literary heritage of Khorasan — a different, gentler face of Iran.
Trade the desert for turquoise water. Hormuz dazzles with rainbow-coloured hills, edible red soil and surreal beaches, while Kish offers warm seas, coral reefs and relaxed resort life — a sun-soaked finale to any Iran itinerary.
Few visitors expect Iran's lush, rain-fed north. Between the Alborz peaks and the Caspian Sea lie tea terraces, misty forests, the Anzali lagoon and the famous stepped village of Masuleh — a cool, verdant counterpoint to the desert plateau.
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