Pasargadae Shiraz, the place where the tomb of Cyrus the Great is located, is one of the oldest places in Iran where every person who steps in realizes its infinite wonders.Read More

The ancient city of Bam (Arg-e Bam), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dates back at least to the Achaemenid period, the sixth to fourth centuries AD. In the north of the current city of Bam, the historical citadel is located and is known as the largest brick building in the world.Read More

Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System and its mills and waterfalls are one of the most technical and engineering masterpieces in the world due to their construction time.Read More

The 5,000-year-old Shahr-I sokhta (Shahr-e Sukhteh, Burnt City) of Sistan, as the largest ancient city on the Iranian plateau, is a pristine destination for domestic and foreign tourists. Shahr-I sokhta is the name of the remnants of the ancient city government in Iran.Read More

45 km east of Takab, Takht-e Soleyman is located in a very green valley with many beautiful sights and unique historical areas. Which is a mysterious place to visit in Iran.Read More

The Soltaniyeh Dome is one of the largest brick and double-walled domes in the world. It is the third tallest dome in the world after the Church of Santa Maria in Italy and the Hagia Sophia in Turkey.Read More

The Persian Qanat, An ancient Water System in the Heart of Desert (aka Kariz or aqueduct) is an underground water channel that transports water from the depths of the earth upstream to the surface of the earth downstream.Read More

A Must-See place for history enthusiasts! The ancient city of Susa is one of the centers of ancient civilization and one of the most famous cities in the world. The city of Susa has been the capital of the Elamite kingdom for several thousand years and it was the winter capital of the Achaemenid Empire.Read More

Jame Mosque of Isfahan is one of the most important and oldest religious buildings in Iran. The current appearance of the mosque is mainly related to the actions of the Seljuk period, but its repairs and additions are related to later periods, especially the Safavid era.Read More

Persepolis (aka Takht-e Jamshid) is one of the most famous and proud antiquities of Iran and is a manifestation of Iranian culture in the Achaemenid era. This complex is one of Iran’s first UNESCO World Heritage Sites and was inscribed on the List in 1979. Table of ContentsHistory of PersepolisPersepolis or Takht-e Jamshid?Why Persepolis was...Read More