7 articles to prepare your trip
Iran's largest island, in the Strait of Hormuz, brings together salt canyons, protected mangrove forests and villages with traditional windtowers. A natural and cultural destination in its own right.
Maritime and Sunni Iran, between the red beaches of Hormuz, the mangroves of Qeshm and Bandari villages where women wear the golden burqa.
Iranian Azerbaijan, an Azeri highland region where the ancient Tabriz bazaar, the troglodyte settlement of Kandovan, Armenian monasteries and rare Iranian forests intersect.
Cradle of the Persian empire, Fars articulates Persepolis, the gardens of Shiraz and the Qashqai summer pastures of the Zagros over a minimum of three full days.
Adobe city listed by UNESCO in the heart of Dasht-e Kavir, a millennial Zoroastrian center and gateway to the dunes of Mesr and the oasis of Garmeh.
A former Safavid capital with turquoise domes and an oasis town with buried merchant houses, Isfahan and Kashan condense the golden age of Persian architecture across 220 kilometres.
Capital of 9 million inhabitants nestled against the Alborz mountain range, the natural entry point for a journey through Iran and direct access to Damavand (5610 m).
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