One of the popular tourist activities and things to do in Iran, is visiting Iran Historical houses. Almost in all Iranian cities you can find some amazing examples of Persian Historic houses from Tabatabei house in Kashan to Qavam house in Shiraz. All shows the fact how skillful were Iranian in architecture and construction.

Iranian houses usually come with Persian gardens, meaning ancient Iranian liked to surrounded their house with beautiful gardens. the architecture makes use of abundant symbolic geometry, using pure forms such as the circle and square, and plans are based on often symmetrical layouts featuring rectangular courtyards and halls.

You may be surprised if you know that the design of the Taj Mahal in India is significantly inspired by Persian architecture. Let’s do not wait and take a look at the 9 top historic houses in Iran.

Sistan-Baluchestan, Iran’s large southeastern region that has long been associated with instability, is now taking the initial steps toward becoming a popular tourist destination, but the initiatives will take several years to completely pay off.

The local authorities have made efforts to identify and promote potential attractions, including Chabahar with so many exceptional natural wonders, like Darak Beach where the desert meets the sea and the Martian Mounts, Mud Volcano and stunning Beris Bay. Shortly we will provide all information you need about the Chabahar travel guide and tourist attractions.

Chabahar is a free economic zone with a bustling port. Chabahar is one of the key east-west corridors, according to the United Nations, and it is located in the southernmost portion of the corridor. It is also Iran’s only oceanic port, positioned on the Makran Sea (Oman Sea) and the Indian Ocean’s coastlines.