Your Essential Iran Travel Guide

Iran Travel Guide

Welcome to Iran, Persia's ancient heart and a land where every corner whispers tales of glorious empires and rich cultural heritage. As your comprehensive Iran travel guide, Deytrips invites you to embark on unique Iran tours that blend the rich tapestry of its history with thrilling natural escapades. This complete Iran guide is designed to help you plan your perfect trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Iran at a Glance

Key Highlights from this Iran Travel Guide

Identity

Land of Poetry, Deserts, & Ancient Empires

Best for: Culture Enthusiasts, Romantics

History

Over 7000 years; Achaemenid, Safavid Dynasties

Best for: History Buffs, Archaeologists

Famous Sites

Persepolis, Naqsh-e Jahan, Yazd Old City

Best for: First-time visitors, Photographers

Natural Attractions

Dasht-e Lut, Alborz Mountains, Qeshm Island

Best for: Nature lovers, Adventure seekers

Best Time

Spring (Mar-May) & Autumn (Sept-Nov)

Best for: Pleasant weather, cultural festivals

Hospitality

Renowned for warm, genuine hospitality

Best for: Authentic cultural exchange

Iran's Best Destinations & Routes

Major Cities

Must-See Attractions in Iran

Iran's attractions are a breathtaking journey through millennia of history, art, and nature.

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No matter your travel style, we have a journey that will captivate your imagination.

Best Time to Visit Iran

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Practical Travel Information

Visa & Entry

Most nationalities need a visa. We recommend getting an authorization code in advance.

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Currency & Payments

International cards don't work. Bring cash (EUR/USD) to exchange for Iranian Rial (IRR).

Safety & Laws

Iran is generally safe. Respect local laws, including the dress code and alcohol prohibition.

Customs & Etiquette

Taarof (Ritual Politeness)

A complex art of etiquette where offerings are politely refused before being accepted. It's a sign of respect and humility.

Respect for Elders

Elders are highly respected. It's common to greet them first and show deference.

Hospitality (Mehman Navazi)

Guests are treated with utmost honor. Expect to be offered tea and sweets frequently.

Entering a Home

Always remove your shoes before entering a home and wait to be told where to sit.

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Travel Codes

From airport IATA codes to emergency numbers, this guide provides the essential codes for a smooth journey in Iran.

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