Iran’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites: A Chronological Journey From Ancient Civilizations to Modern Heritage! Iran is one of the world’s great centers of civilization. Across its vast landscapes, travelers can discover archaeological cities, royal capitals, ancient temples, historic bazaars, Persian gardens, ingenious water systems, traditional villages, religious monuments, railways, and extraordinary cultural landscapes. UNESCO currently...
Alamut Castle Inscribed as Iran’s Newest UNESCO World Heritage Site Iran’s cultural heritage has gained another remarkable international recognition. The UNESCO World Heritage Committee has officially inscribed Alamut Castle and its related fortifications on the World Heritage List, making it Iran’s 30th UNESCO World Heritage Site. This prestigious inscription celebrates one of the country’s most...
Celebrating Iran’s “Ayenehkari”: UNESCO Recognizes Mirror Work as Intangible Cultural Heritage We’re thrilled to announce that Ayenehkari (آینه کاری), the exquisite Persian art of mirror work, has been officially inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This recognition celebrates centuries of Iranian artistic tradition that transforms spaces into dazzling, luminous environments through...
🇮🇷 Iran Travel Updates 2025 Iran Ends Visa-Free Entry for Indian Travelers New Rules Begin November 22 — What Visitors Must Know | Powered by PGTG Iran has announced an important update for Indian travelers: visa-free entry will be suspended starting November 22, 2025. This means Indian passport holders must secure a visa before arriving...
Independent Travelers Can Now Explore Iran Without a Pre-Organized Tour – But With Key Conditions to Know! ✈️ Big News for Travelers to Iran! After months of strict travel regulations, Iran has eased visa restrictions and now allows independent travel for many nationalities once again! This update marks a major shift from the short-term rule...