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Wie man als Staatsbürger der USA, des Vereinigten Königreichs oder Kanadas und des Nahen Ostens ein Visum für den Iran erhält

Iran is home to a wide variety of people each year for various purposes, such as leisure, education, or even employment. Among them, some nationalities do not need a visa to enter Iran. In the meantime, others should apply for their Iran visa in advance or on arrival. To find out if you can visit Iran visa free or for details on how to apply for your visa and the Iran visa fee, you can contact various online Iran visa agencies. I am proud to announce that I have used TAP PersiaLinks' Iran Visa Agency for an external site. to get all the information and apply for my Iran visa. Not to forget that they were very helpful, approachable and friendly at all times.

Humble, but glorious, the Persian style of paradise From the outside, Nasir ol-Mulk might look like an ordinary traditional Iranian mosque, as its location in the alley, its modest front door, the lack of tall minarets and a giant dome reveal nothing about the surrounded garden within the building.

Once you enter the site, the precise architectural symmetry catches your eye. There is a large rectangular pool with goldfish in the center of the courtyard that reflects the sky and the structure in its water. At both the north and south ends of the courtyard, there are two porticoes with impressive half-vaults adorned with colorful mosaics and detailed Persian Muqarnas art.

Golestan National Park is the first National Park of Iran located under the jurisdiction of Golestan, Semnan and Khorassan provinces. itto.org This park is due to its natural values ​​like wine and virgin forest and various species of flora and fauna in one of the famous areas of Iran and the world. This park has been a protected area since 1957 under the names of "Almeh" and "Yashki" and in 1976, these two parts merged and became the Golestan National Park with 91,890 hectares in the area. itto.org This park is made up of slightly sloping hills and tall limestone rocks. itto.org Its climate is very humid and in some places dry. The following are some important areas around Golestan National Park: Loweh, Dasht, Takhteh Iran, Yan Bolaq, Gildaq and Qorkhoud protected areas. not specified The most important animals in the Golestan National Park are: rabbit, tiger, golden eagle, wolf, fox, panther, bear, sable wild cat, mountain goat, wild boar (bore), gazelle, ram, deer, salt water, snake breeds, fish types, black blind, delijeh, praying birds, etc. The most important plants in this park are: fig, blueberry, wild pear, walnut, raspberry, barberry, various medicinal plants, etc.

River in the middle of the Lut Desert

What is the vegetation of the Kerman Salt River Route?

In the heights that have been introduced as the source of this river, an adequate vegetation can be observed. When the river enters the desert, there will be no more vegetation. Even the most unruly plants, which grow only in the desert and salt marshes, cannot tolerate this salty water. Therefore, along the course of this river, you will not see vegetation or animals.

 No living being feeds on the water of this river. Even the water in this river is unsuitable for public and agricultural purposes. Due to the abundance of salt in this water, this river reaches the desert almost intact and without any disturbance, where it forms a salt pit and settles.

 Kerman Salt River Tourist Attractions

The salty river of Kerman can be called one of the unknown tourist attractions. Perhaps the reason for this name is the low desire of people to see the desert and its characteristics. However, if you visit this river once, you will see the power of nature.

  People who have visited this river always mention it as one of the strangest landscapes in the desert. The presence of water always creates vegetation and enhances vegetation and animals; But this river, as a permanent river, crosses the heart of the desert but does not generate vegetation or animals.

Wild, Eye-Catching, and Unique Nature

Many people travel to Iran in order to see the historical places of Iran, but the unique nature of Iran is what makes you want to return to Iran again and again and again. Many consider Iran a desert country, however, you should know that Iran embraces blue seas, awe-standing deserts, lush lands you can’t take your eyes off, and tall mountains, all at the same time.

There is hot sun, snow, and ice in Iran in all seasons. Even in one season, you can experience different weather in different locations in Iran. For instance, if you are traveling through Iran in winter, you can see snow in the beautiful Tabriz, rain in the capital Tehran, and warm sun in the breathtaking Hormoz island.

If you are in love with nature, trekking, and camping, make sure to book a nature Iran tour with a reliable tour guide who can show you the most pristine spots of the mesmerizing nature of Iran.

Iranians Hospitality – You Are not Going to Feel Like a Tourist

Ask every tourist who has traveled to Iran, “what did/do you like the most about Iran?”, and I guarantee the answer would be “the people”. Almost all Iranians consider travelers as their guests, and making the best memories for their visitors is of paramount importance to all of them.

Excursion in Al-Nagdere | Endless fun The first thing that makes the experience of tourism in Al-Nagdere more attractive is the ecological diversity of this region. Thanks to this diversity, tourists have the opportunity to go for a swim in the Qalashi River, which runs from south to north of the forest. The river passes through the Al-Nagdereh forest and springs rich in guava water flow into the river along the way. In this way, we give tourists the right not to be satisfied with the attractions of Al-Nagdereh and the pleasant memory of exploring this forest will remain in their minds forever.

Beautiful view of the vegetation of Al-Nagdereh forest in Gorgan

On the other hand, it should be fair to say that this forest in terms of vegetation is in the group of very dense and dense forests of the country and is one of the oldest forests in Iran, which dates back to 1500 years ago; Hence, Al-Nagdere has become a forest with old and towering trees. Beautiful trees such as oak, milkweed, maple, larch, alder, hornbeam and bible adorn a forest. The presence of such vegetation has made the temperature of this forest at least 10 degrees cooler than the air of the surrounding cities, which provides pleasant and unforgettable conditions for forest tourism and recreation in Al-Nagdere.

Accommodation in a dream cottage, Alangdere Forest Park

Those who are interested in the green nature of the north of the country and the sights of Golestan are aware that spring and summer are the best times to travel to the north; However, this law does not apply to all northern regions, and along with spring and summer, traveling to the Al-Nagdereh forest in autumn has its own special mood; Because the forest trees in this season wear clothes with a rainbow of beautiful autumn colors. Nature lovers are not willing to miss the pleasure of exploring Al-Nagdereh, even in winter; Because the snowfall and the whitewashing of the trees double the beauty of Al-Nagdere. Needless to say, to travel to this area in winter, you must have the necessary travel equipment in cold weather.

Deilman Travel Guide Eat a lush summer in my Gilan! Al-Nagdereh forest facilities 5-star forestry Children play in the playground for children in the forest of Al-Nagdere Pavilions for short stays in Al-Nagdereh forest This beautiful forest is located in Al-Nagdereh Forest Park and as we expect from forest parks, various facilities are provided to tourists. On the other hand, the path of this forest is very smooth and makes driving very enjoyable for drivers. Thanks to these facilities, tourists can easily set aside their cars and set up tents and brew hot tea and enjoy the scenic scenery wherever they travel when they are tired or have a beautiful view. Al-Nagdereh facilities do not end here, and in different parts of this forest park, there is a health service, a children's playground, a prayer hall, a sports field and similar amenities for tourists. We suggest that you keep your tents in the camps located in the forest and make the most of the amenities of this area to maintain your safety and that of your companions.

Attractions around Al-Nagdara | Unknown but spectacular Fishing in the watery lake of Tushan village

Golestan province has countless scenic areas that if you are traveling to Al-Nagdereh, it is a pity not to visit these areas. For example, you can take the route 2.5 km south of Gorgan and travel to the beautiful village of "Toshan". In the southern part of this village, there is a watery lake and if you are a fisherman, you can go fishing in this lake and catch delicious fish.

Beautiful Rango waterfall near Al-Nagdere forest park

Many times you have heard about the beauty of a place where it is said that it shines like a jewel or this building is a jewel of Iranian architecture and such sentences. Gohar Lake is also known as the jewel of Oshtrankooh, Zagros and also Lorestan.

The story of the discovery of Gohar Lake

You may be interested to know that this first mountain lake was discovered by an Austrian geologist named A-Rudler in 1888, and before that date no one knew about its existence.

Alamut Castle before Sabah

According to historical sources, Alamut Fortress was built in the second century AH and was a strong and prosperous fortress during the reign of Hassan Sabah. After the Alawites of Mazandaran, who built it, Alamut Castle was captured by Mardavij and Al-Ziyar, and then by Al-Buwayh, and after Al-Buwayh, the Seljuks occupied it.

HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THIS STRANG DOOGH?

Doogh is a traditional food in our country and has been used by people for a long time. In our culture, there is a lot of talk about doogh, and many proverbs such as "Who says my doogh is sour" show the antiquity of doogh consumption in Iran.

The sweet type of buttermilk is mostly obtained by adding ingredients such as rose, mango or lemon, and the sour type is a combination of yogurt, water, salt and pepper, to which fragrant vegetables such as mint and mint can be added. Doughs are also made in India, Afghanistan and the United States, and lasse, known as lasi, is made in India and is eaten both salty and sweet. Doogh in America is called yogurt drink or yogurt drink. In Iran, we mostly use salty doogh, and it is recommended that people who have problems with high blood pressure avoid using salt in doogh. The body of a person growing daily needs four shares and normal people three shares of calcium, which is 2 glasses of milk equivalent to a glass of yogurt or a glass of milk and meets a quarter of the body's need for calcium.

The nomads of Iran are a part of the history of this country, people who still maintain the nomadic lifestyle of their fathers. In addition to using natural gifts throughout the year, they have also been the guardians of the country's borders. The customs and traditions of these tribes are still preserved after many years. Although these people live hard, they have big hearts and are leading all Iranians in hospitality and preserving traditions.

Nomads of western and southern Iran Kurdish nomads have long been scattered in the northernmost part of the Zagros, within the provinces of West Azerbaijan and Kurdistan. Some of them live in the surrounding mountains. The famous tribes of Shakak, Mamesh, Zarza, Qara Papaq and… in West Azerbaijan province are Golbaghi provinces, Oramanat tribes, Marivan tribes, Sanandaj tribes, Baneh tribe, Javanrood tribes, Saqez tribes and independent tribes in Kurdistan and Kermanshah provinces. Nomadism is still prevalent in Kermanshah province and the Kurdish tribes of Jaf, Kalhor, Qalkhani, Sanjabi, Goran and Korand are scattered in this area.

The tribes and nomads of the eastern and southeastern basins In the eastern and southeastern part of the country, which includes parts of Khorasan, Sistan and Baluchestan, Kerman and Hormozgan, special weather conditions prevail. In this area, there is intense climate diversity and conflict, and in general, a region with little water and little rain, with a hot desert climate and a significant temperature difference during the day and night. Baluch nomads are one of the most important tribes living in southeastern Iran.