Useful info
Do's & Don'ts
Iran is a wonderful country filled with history, beautiful scenery, fine arts and is a great place to visit. Like with any country you visit however, you are expected to use your common sense and follow the laws of the land. Here are some common do's and don'ts to help make it a stress free, fun filled holiday.
Iranian Currency
It can get a little confusing when you are handling large amounts of Iranian notes but hopefully this summary will help you a little.
Iranian Dress Code
As with any country you visit for the first time, you need to be aware of the laws of the land and the general Do's and Don'ts.
The dress code in Iran is modern but modest (remember it's an Islamic Republic); and to ensure you have no problems and a stress-free holiday it's always good to follow these handy guidelines.
Iranian Food
Persian cuisine is some of the most flavoursome food you will find in the world and is an important part of everyday life for Iranians.
Festivals & Religious Events
There are many cultural and religious festivals celebrated in Iran throughout the year and it's a great time to visit Iran to experience an insight to the local's daily lives.
Persian Handicrafts & Souvenirs
Iran has a wide range of high quality handicrafts and souvenirs, whether it's their carpets, pottery or intricate jewellery you'll be spoilt for choice when visiting this wonderful country.
UNESCO Sites
Iran is home to an impressive 23 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These sites or landmarks are selected by United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as having historical, cultural, scientific or other forms of significance and are of outstanding universal value.
Journals & Books
There are many interesting and fascinating books and journals which can be found on Iranian history, culture, religion and of course poetry.