With no doubt, direct information gained from those who visited Iran is much trustworthy than what you watch on news. Give it a try and read people’s comments and reviews on Tripadvisor<\/em><\/a>. Also, on our website, you can find books<\/a> and blogs<\/a> about Iran. Yet, there are still some questions that people have in their minds before they go to Iran. For example: Why Iran? What to see and what to do in Iran? Is it difficult to obtain an Iran visa? Would it be a problem to travel to other countries with an Iran visa and stamp in passport?! How can I have a stamp-free passport? Here are some brief answers to these questions:<\/p>\n\n\n\n Iran is a country with a magnificent history and a glorious culture. In addition, Iran is a four-season country with a variety of geological and geographical attractions.<\/p>\n In the north of Iran, there is a narrow land between the Caspian Sea and Alborz Mountains<\/a> covered by forest.<\/p>\n Further to the south, is Tehran<\/a>, the capital of Iran. You can enjoy touring the museums, galleries, historical palaces, parks, ski resorts, modern and traditional cafes, and restaurants and recreational centers in the capital.<\/p>\n On the east of the country, we have the Holy Shrine of Hazrat- Reza, the 8th Imam of Shias. Each year it attracts millions of pilgrims. in 2017, it was named the Cultural Capital of the Islamic World<\/a>. The architecture of the shrine is known as one of the most magnificent structures in the Muslim world.<\/p>\n In the center of Iran, there is Isfahan<\/a>, the city of blue domes. Isfahan was named the Cultural Capital of the Muslim World in 2006. People call Isfahan \u201cHalf of the World<\/em>\u201d (Nesf-e- Jahan<\/em>) because of its numerous attractions and monuments.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Shiraz<\/a>, the city of poets, is approximately 500 km away from Isfahan to the southwest. Nearby Shiraz, there are the ancient remains of Persepolis<\/a>.<\/p>\n And finally, there is a long coastline, about 2000 km, along the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea in the south of Iran with geological attractions and watersport centers.<\/p>\n Plus to the natural and cultural attractions of this ancient country, Iranian hospitality, and kindness of people impress any tourist and visitor. Furthermore, Iran is relatively cheap and can be a good destination for your vacation.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n Unfortunately, because of today’s United States’ one-sided sanctions against Iran, one might be worried about the Iran stamp in her\/ his passport. The good news is that for entering Iran, you need no stamp\/ label in your passport!<\/p>\n The first thing you need to do is to fill out the Iran Visa Request Form<\/a> at least two days prior to your arrival in Iran. Once you arrive at one of the international airports of Iran, you should tell the immigration officer that you do not want an Iran stamp on the passport.<\/strong> It is THAT<\/strong> easy; Now you have your stamp-free passport!<\/p>\nWhy Travel to Iran?<\/h2>\n
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