Termeh Blog - Travel To Iran

Eid al-Adha, the festival of sacrifice, or Eid e Qurban as Iranian call it, occurs on the 10th day of Dhul-Hijjah (the last month of the islamic lunar calendar). In 2019 that translates to August 12th. This day is an important date in…

You have probably heard about Zoroastrianism, but what is it exactly? Why is it important to know about this religion? Why were great philosophers such as Plato and Socrates interested in it? And why is it connected to the Sasanian Empire?…

Iran has waived visas for Chinese visitors as of July 17th, 2019 in a bid to boost the economy, faltering under the weight of the US sanctions, and attract Chinese tourists. That's right, Iran visa for Chinese citizens visiting Iran, is…

Just like the culture, the fashion and dress code in Iran varies. Depending on where you visit, which season it is and what kind of weather you are in, you should wear accordingly. From the full hijab to seasonal items of clothing, here is…

Free Tours in Iran 1. It’s Free! As the name yells out the most important thing about Free Walking Tours is that they are free! Although Iran is a cheap country, you don’t have to throw your hard-earned money down the drain right? Since…

Like its people, Iran weather is one of the most diverse climates in the world, because of Iran's placement over the equator and the different types of terrain across the country. There are only 13 different climates in the world, and Iran has…