Iran Attractions

The inscription of Bisotun has the same text written in three different languages ​​(old Persian, Elamite and Babylonian), and Darius I was fully successful in placing the inscription in a place with difficult access.

Ali Qapu is an amasing seven-story building with a perfect view of Naghshe Jahan square. The kings used to sit there and watch the matches and ceremonies held in Naghshe Jahan Square.

All Persian gardens, from ancient to classical or modern, were made in opposition to the hard and arid deserts of the Iranian plateau, to provide a place for protected relaxation both spiritually and physically in a place like paradise on earth.

The Towers of Silence are funerary structures of the Zoroastrian religion, which are stalked by vultures which devour the remains of human bodies exposed outdoors.

Khaju Bridge is one of the best examples of Persian architecture at the time of the Safavid dynasty cultural influence, one of the most important dynasties of Iran.

Meybod is famous for caravans and for their places where former merchant centers provided supplies in the middle of trade routes.