2025 Isfahan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Want to explore Iran? Check out this 13-day itinerary! It's full of useful tips, so save it now! . Iran, formerly known as Persia, has a long history and rich cultural heritage. 🏰 The stone pillars of Persepolis bear witness to the empire's glory, while the 🌹 Chehel Sotoun Palace showcases its unique architectural aesthetics. Visit Iran and experience the unique charm of the Middle East! . 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Beijing 🛫 and fly to Tehran, the capital of Iran. Check in to your hotel and rest upon arrival. Day 2: Full-day tour of Tehran, visiting Sa'dabad Palace, Golestan Palace, the National Museum of Iran, and the Carpet Museum. Head to the Water and Fire Park in the afternoon. Day 3-4: Travel from Tehran to Qom, then to Kashan, and finally to Isfahan. Day 5-6: Explore Isfahan, then head to Pasargadae, and finally arrive in Yazd. Day 7-8: Spend a day in Yazd, then head to Persepolis, and finally arrive in Shiraz. Day 9-10: Depart from Shiraz, visit Kish Island, and then head to Mashhad. Day 11: Explore Mashhad. Day 12: Return to Tehran from Mashhad, then fly back to Beijing 🛬. Day 13: Arrive in Beijing and end your journey. . Must-visit attractions: 🌟 National Museum of Iran 🌟🌟 Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 30, Si Tir St, Imam Khomeini Ave, Tehran Opening hours: 9:00 am–7:00 pm Duration: 1–3 hours The museum is a great place to learn about the history of the ancient Persian Empire, so don't miss it! 🌟 Persepolis 🌟🌟 Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Iran Opening hours: 9:00 am–4:30 pm Duration: 2–3 hours This is a famous historical site in Iran, waiting for you to explore. 🌟 Si-o-se-pol Bridge 🌟🌟 Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Isfahan Province, Isfahan, Enghelab Sq Chahar Bagh e Abbasi St Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 30–60 minutes The people coming and going on the bridge are a unique sight in Isfahan, making it a great place for a leisurely stroll. . Travel essentials: 🧳 📞 A SIM card is a must-have for smooth internet access, even in the desert. 🔌 Bring a European plug adapter so you can charge your devices anytime. 👕 Iran is cold in January, so bring warm coats and long pants for a comfortable trip. 🕶️ Don't forget sunscreen, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect your skin. 💊 Bring some common medicines to prevent heatstroke and stay healthy. 💳 Bring your ID and some cash for a more convenient trip. Enjoy a visa-free trip. . Iran is an unforgettable cultural exploration. May every step you take leave a unique memory on the footprints of history. 🌹

Friends ask how is Iran? I thought for two seconds and replied 'urbanized'. Apart from the attractions, it could be any city in the country. The locals I met were all very friendly, and the most I heard were 'Salam' and 'welcome to Esfahan', and of course, the word 'qin' that comes out when they see an Asian face. The attractions in Esfahan are mainly around Imam Square. On a good weather day, the square's lawn is for children playing football and locals picnicking. To the south is the Imam Mosque, to the east is the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, to the west is the Ali Qapu Palace, to the north leads to the bazaar, the old square, and the Jameh Mosque, and to the northwest is the Chehel Sotoun Palace, all of which can be walked through. The Si-o-se-pol Bridge and Khaju Bridge span the not-so-wide Zayandeh River. At night, it's lively with locals singing and dancing. Unfortunately, the riverbed was dry when I visited, so I couldn't capture the reflection of the bridge arches in the water. The Vank Cathedral in the Armenian district is just a tourist spot, without faith and candles, and the Iranian flag stands outside the dome church. Foreigners pay an entrance fee of 2 million rials Practical information, 🔹Esfahan's Kaveh Bus Terminal 🔸Azadegan Tea House is a very interesting restaurant with reasonable prices and an enthusiastic owner 🔸Shahrzad is an established restaurant with a nice environment, good trout, an additional 10% service charge, but still asks for a tip at checkout 🔸Mollabashi combines accommodation and dining, the courtyard is extremely beautiful, very photogenic, with a small exhibition hall, charges an entrance fee of 2 million rials at checkout, it's uncertain whether locals need to pay, and I'm puzzled by the practice of charging an entrance fee for those who have consumed (afternoon tea) in the shop, and there is no notice upon entry. 🔹Shopping recommendations around the square's bazaar and local designer shops

🇮🇷Iran Yazd: Jameh Mosque✔️ 🕌Listed as a World Cultural Heritage for 12 years - four religious buildings from different eras, you can see the evolution of Islamic religious buildings over 800 years... It is the oldest mosque preserved in Iran and the prototype of mosque design in the entire Central Asia region. In Iran, the ceilings of mosques, the mosaics on the walls, the structure of the pillars and domes, and the hollowed-out skylights... Everywhere reveals the understanding and reconstruction of geometric figures in Islamic architectural art. Do you also like to look at mosques like me? ⚠️It opens at 9 o'clock in the morning, catching the first wave in, no tourists, that time is super suitable for taking pictures~

33Bridges in Isfahan is one of the most histrionic bridges in Iran and Asia. You can walk on it and enjoy the views and great weather?in the city or even walk around it and have some traditional sweets and drinks. There are photographers who take your picture and print it in color in less than an hour. The Allahverdi Khan Bridge, popularly known as Si-o-se-pol, is the largest of the eleven historical bridges on the Zayanderud, the largest river of the Iranian Plateau, in Isfahan, Iran. Thus bridge was made in the early 17th century to be used as both a bridge and a dam. Address: Isfahan Province, Isfahan, Enghelab Sq Chahar Bagh e Abbasi Street.

Naqshe Jahan Square, Isfahan, Iran, is the second largest square in the world, with an area of ​​89,600 square meters, second only to Beijing's Tiananmen Square. It was the place where King Abbas of the Safavid Dynasty reviewed his troops and watched polo. Originally known as King's Square, it was renamed after the Islamic Revolution. In 1979 UNESCO listed Imam Square as a World Heritage Site. #外游

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The blue world under the mosque🔵 . I still remember that when we arrived at the Abbasi Great Mosque to take the photo, it was still very early, probably shortly after sunrise, so that we could take photos without people. I often advise people to shoot at sunrise time to get crowd-free photos, and the sunrise's weaker and slanted light is better for taking photos. So I would say that being a photographer is a hard-working profession, because you often have to work at sunrise, and you have to process and post-produce pictures at night, so you can't fall asleep for a long time. . #blue #iran #islamic #persian #isfahan #mosque #architecture #symmetric #midasia #heritage

During the Qingming Festival, the exploration of ancient civilizations never stops! A 13-day in-depth tour of Iran will take you to appreciate the charm of its thousand-year history. From spectacular ancient buildings to charming local customs and practices, every stop is a highlight not to be missed. Collect this guide and start your trip to Iran! / 🎉 Tour route: Day 1: Depart from Beijing to Tehran Depart for Tehran, the capital of Iran. Upon arrival, check in to the hotel and get ready to start your wonderful journey! Day 2: In-depth tour of Tehran Explore the ancient charm of Saade Abad Palace and Golestan Palace. After lunch, visit the National Museum of Iran and the Carpet Museum to experience cultural immersion. In the evening, head to the Water and Fire Park to enjoy the natural beauty. Day 3-4: Tehran 🚗 Qom 🚗 Kashan 🚗 Isfahan Travel through the historical corridor, visit the ancient sites of Qom and Kashan along the way, and finally arrive in Isfahan to feel the charm of this ancient city. Day 5-6: Tour around Isfahan Explore the beauty of Isfahan before heading to Pasargadae and Yadzd, where history is reflected at every step. Day 7-8: Yadzd, Persepolis, Shiraz Starting from Yadzd, visiting the ruins of Persepolis, and then heading to Shiraz, each stop is full of surprises. Day 9-11: Shiraz 🚗 Kish Island 🚗 Mashhad Continue the journey from Shiraz to Kish Island and then to Mashhad to experience different customs and cultures. Day 12: Mashhad 🚗 Tehran ✈️ Beijing End the trip to Iran, return to Tehran from Mashhad, and take a flight back to Beijing. Day 13: Back to Beijing🏠 Arrived safely in Beijing, ending this unforgettable trip to Iran! / Attractions suggestions: 🌟 National Museum of Iran 🌟🌟 Address: 10,000 sq.m., Yarjani St, Iran Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Saturday to Sunday 09:00-17:00; Thursday to Friday 09:00-18:00 Play time: 1-3 hours Walking into the National Museum of Iran is like opening the door to the history of the ancient Persian Empire. 🏛️ This is an ideal window to understand Iran’s ancient civilization and history. 🌟 Persepolis 🌟🌟 Address: Fars Province, Marvdasht, Persepolis street, Iran Opening hours: 09:00-16:30 Play time: 2-3 hours Persepolis, the pride of Iran. 🌅 This ancient site witnessed the glory of the Persian Empire, and every step was taken in the long river of history. 🌟 Thirty-three-arch bridge 🌟🌟 Address: Isfahan Province, Isfahan, Enghelab Sq Chahar Bagh e Abbasi St JMV9+V3V Iran Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 30-60 minutes Thirty-three-arch bridge, the heart of Isfahan. 🌉 The bridge is bustling with people, making it a great place for locals to relax and for tourists to experience Iranian customs. 🌟 Palace of Forty Pillars 🌟🌟 Address: Imam Hossein Square, Iran Opening hours: 09:00-20:30 Play time: 1-2 hours The Palace of Forty Columns, a paradise of murals. 🎨 The murals here are exquisite, vividly showing the daily life of the Safavid dynasty, as if traveling through time and space and experiencing that period of history firsthand. / Travel checklist: 🧳 Don’t forget to bring these things when you go to Iran! 📞 Phone card: Although you can use WiFi, it is more convenient to prepare a local phone card. 🔌 Plug converter: The plug standard in Iran may be different from ours, so you need to bring a converter. 🪪 Documents: A passport is enough, Iran is visa-free! But it’s still better to carry it with you. 👗 Clothing: It’s a bit cold in Iran in March, so bring some warm coats and clothes, as well as comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and mobile power supply: Your phone cannot run out of battery, you have to charge it all the time! 💊 Always have medicines on hand: cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. 💰 Cash and credit cards: Although you can pay by credit card, you should also prepare some cash. / Travel to Iran and feel the charm of thousand-year-old civilization! Don’t forget to follow me, more exciting travel guides are waiting for you to discover🌍✨

A nine-day in-depth tour of Iran, with four special banquets waiting for you to try, nine world heritage sites and eight core areas waiting for you to explore, and you can also experience local folk customs and visit local people's homes! Come and start your trip to Iran! -------- 🎉Itinerary: D1-D2: Depart for Tehran, visit Golestan Palace, National Museum of Iran and other places to experience the charm of the Persian Empire. D3-D4: Go to Meybod and Yadzd, explore the 1,800-year-old old city of Meybod, visit the Zoroastrian holy site, and appreciate the tranquility of the World Heritage Dolet Abad Garden. D5-D6: Visit the ruins of Persepolis to experience the glory of Darius, then go to Shiraz, Pasargadae, and finally arrive in Isfahan. D7: Explore Isfahan in depth, learn about the rise and fall of the Safavid dynasty, and start your world heritage journey. D8: Pass through Kashan and return to Tehran, ending the wonderful trip to Iran and setting off for home. D9: Arrive in Beijing and take a flight back to your departure place, ending your unforgettable journey. 🌟During this trip, you will also enjoy 4 special banquets, visit 9 world heritage sites and 8 core areas, and have the opportunity to experience being a guest in a local family! -------- Attractions suggestions: Liberty Memorial ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tehran, Azadi Sq, Iran Opening hours: 08:00-23:00 Play time: 30-60 minutes As a symbol of the 2,500-year anniversary of the founding of the Persian Empire, the weight of history is overwhelming. Gulistan Palace ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tehran District 12 Fifth Khordad Avenue Arg Sqr, Panzdah-e-Khordad St, Iran Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Saturday to Sunday 08:00-16:00; Thursday to Friday closed all day Play time: 2-3 hours The interior is beautifully decorated, and every detail bears witness to the glory of the Qajar rulers. National Museum of Iran ⭐⭐⭐ Address: 10,000 sq.m., Yarjani St, Iran Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Saturday to Sunday 09:00-17:00; Thursday to Friday 09:00-18:00 Play time: 1-3 hours Want to learn about the history of the ancient Persian Empire? This is definitely an important window that you cannot miss. Persepolis ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Fars Province, Marvdasht, Persepolis street, Iran Opening hours: 09:00-16:30 Play time: 2-3 hours One of Iran's famous historical sites, traces of history are clearly visible here. Imam Square ⭐⭐⭐ Address: Sepah St, Imam Hossein Square, 4 Bagh St, Isfahan, Iran, Isfahan 81464, Iran Opening hours: 00:00-23:59 Play time: 30-60 minutes Listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site, every step is history and is a symbol of Isfahan. -------- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 You need to prepare a phone card, either an international roaming or a local card. The internet speed may be slow but you have to tolerate it. 🔌 A plug converter is a must, with a round German standard hole. Don’t forget to bring a small power strip. 🪪 The only documents required are passport and mainland China ID card, visa-free entry, and easy travel. 👗 Clothing must respect local customs, long sleeves and long pants, ladies can bring headscarves. 🔋 Keep your charger and power bank fully charged so you can travel with peace of mind. -------- Touring Iran with a group is so relaxing and fun! Save the guide now and set off on your next trip! 👍

📍 Location: Iran 🌟 The Heart of Persian Art and Architecture Iran is a land of timeless beauty, where intricate tilework, towering minarets, and grand mosques reflect centuries of artistic mastery. From the vibrant domes of Isfahan to the historic palaces of Tehran, every structure tells a story of cultural brilliance. 🏰 Majestic Mosques & Palaces Iranian architecture is a symphony of color and geometry. The Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, also known as the “Pink Mosque,” dazzles with its stained-glass reflections, while the Imam Mosque in Isfahan showcases deep blue mosaics under the sky. 🔵 The Blue Domes of Isfahan Isfahan’s mesmerizing blue domes and detailed muqarnas patterns highlight the country’s Islamic heritage. These structures, adorned with verses of poetry and Quranic calligraphy, stand as a testament to Persia’s artistic genius. 🛕 Timeless Minarets and Courtyards Minarets piercing the sky, grand courtyards, and detailed archways make Iran’s mosques and madrasas architectural marvels. Whether standing under the Jameh Mosque’s intricate ceilings or admiring the Golestan Palace’s mirrored halls, you’ll find beauty in every detail. 💡 Travel Tips for Exploring Iran ✅ Visit mosques early in the morning for the best light and fewer crowds. ✅ Respect local customs by dressing modestly, especially at religious sites. ✅ Try Persian tea in a traditional teahouse to experience local hospitality. ✅ Don’t miss the historic bazaars for Persian carpets, ceramics, and handicrafts. 📸 Captured Moments ✔️ The colorful reflections of the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque ✔️ Isfahan’s majestic blue domes and geometric tilework ✔️ The grand entrance of the Shah Mosque ✔️ Traditional Persian courtyards and intricate calligraphy #PersianArchitecture #IranTravel #IsfahanBeauty #NasirAlMulk #PersianHistory #IslamicArt #HiddenGems #TravelTheWorld Would you love to explore Iran’s breathtaking architecture? Let me know in the comments! 👇

Hey everyone! Get ready for a 13-day trip to Iran, exploring the ancient Persian kingdom! This super practical guide will take you on a journey through thousands of years of civilization. Save it now! 🎈Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Beijing 🛫 and fly to Tehran, the capital of Iran. Check in to the hotel upon arrival and relax. Days 2-3: In Tehran, visit the Sa'dabad Palace 🏰 and Golestan Palace, as well as the National Museum of Iran 🏛️ and the Carpet Museum of Iran. In the afternoon, head to Ab-o-Atash Park (Water and Fire Park). Days 3-4: Travel to Qom and Kashan, then to Abyaneh, and finally arrive in Isfahan. Days 5-6: Explore Isfahan, then travel to Pasargadae and Yazd. Day 7: Explore Yazd in depth and experience the charm of this city. Day 8: Depart from Yazd, visit Persepolis, and finally arrive in Shiraz. Day 9: After exploring Shiraz, depart for the beautiful island of Kish. Days 10-11: Travel from Kish Island to Mashhad and spend two enjoyable days there. Day 12: Leave Mashhad, return to Tehran, and then fly 🛫 back to Beijing. Day 13: Arrive safely in Beijing, marking the end of this unforgettable trip to Iran. Recommended Attractions: 🏛️ National Museum of Iran: Want to delve into the glorious history of the ancient Persian Empire? This is definitely an important stop you can't miss! 🏰 Persepolis: As an iconic ancient site in Iran, the ruins here will take you through time and let you feel the weight of history. 🌉 Si-o-se Pol (Bridge of 33 Arches): In Isfahan, this bridge is a favorite leisure spot for locals. The bridge is bustling with people, offering a unique charm. 🎨 Chehel Sotoun (Palace of Forty Columns): Exquisite murals will take you through the daily life of the Safavid dynasty, with every detail showcasing the charm of history. 🕌 Imam Reza Shrine: More than just a solemn mausoleum, it also incorporates the functions of a museum. The complex is breathtaking. Travel Essentials: 🎒 📱 Phone card + mobile data package to stay connected. 🔌 Plug adapter, as Iran has different voltage, this is a must-have. 💳 Bank card + a small amount of cash for convenient shopping and dining. 👕 Mainly spring and autumn clothing, as the temperature difference in Iran in March is significant, so bring both light and warm clothes. 🎫 Passport + printed itinerary. Although visa-free, it may be checked upon entry. Remember these tips for a smoother trip to Iran! 🌟 Iran awaits your exploration. Experience the charm of millennia-old civilization and journey into the historical depths of this mysterious country!

The Qingming Festival holiday is coming soon! Sisters, do you want to go to Iran to experience the exotic culture? Take a look at this 12-day Iran travel guide to explore this mysterious country! Iran, formerly known as Persia, has a history of more than 5,000 years. 🏰The ancient monuments of Persepolis and Imam Square in Isfahan reflect their glorious past. 🌄Explore the ancient city of Yadzd and experience its unique customs. Don't miss this mysterious country! 🚩Route suggestion: Day 1: Arrive in Tehran, free time after airport pick-up, stay overnight in Tehran. Day 2-3: Visit the cultural heritage of Tehran, such as Golestan Palace. Then head to Kashan to explore the historical buildings of the Rose City and stay overnight in Kashan. Day 4-6: Go to Isfahan and visit attractions such as the thousand-year-old village and Persian garden. After that, we will visit the major historical sites of Isfahan throughout the day and stay overnight in Isfahan. Day 7-8: Visit the Pomegranate Castle and the old town of Yadzd, then tour the major historical buildings in Yadzd and stay overnight in Yadzd. Day 9: Visit the palace ruins and imperial relics of Shiraz, and stay overnight in Shiraz. Day 10: After visiting the popular attractions in Shiraz, fly to Tehran and stay in Tehran. Day 11: After visiting the historical sites in Tehran, we end our trip to Iran and return home. Day 12: The trip ended and we arrived home safely. Must-see attractions: Gulistan Palace ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Tehran District 12 Fifth Khordad Avenue Arg Sqr, Panzdah-e-Khordad St, Iran - Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Saturday to Sunday 08:00-16:00; Thursday to Friday closed all day - Tour duration: 2-3 hours - This palace witnessed the glory of the Qajar dynasty rulers, and the interior decoration is exquisite and worth a visit. National Museum of Iran ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: میدان امام خمینی، خیابان امام خمینی، ابتدای خیابان سی تیر, Yarjani St, شماره یک Iran - Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Saturday to Sunday 09:00-17:00 open; Thursday to Friday 09:00-18:00 open - Visiting time: 1-3 hours - The museum is an important window to understand the history of the ancient Persian Empire, allowing you to deeply experience the cultural heritage of Iran. Persepolis ⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Fars Province, Marvdasht, Persepolis street, Iran - Opening hours: 09:00-16:30 - Duration: 2-3 hours - As one of the famous ancient sites in Iran, Persepolis exudes a strong historical atmosphere and should not be missed. Travel tips: - Specialty prices 🛍️: In Iran, saffron and black dates are popular souvenirs, with reasonable prices, suitable for bringing to relatives and friends. - Food exploration: Tehran’s cafes and Chinese restaurants offer a variety of cuisines, with high ratings and moderate per capita consumption. - Airport transportation: You can plan your trip to the airport in advance. Tehran has complete transportation facilities to ensure a smooth arrival. - Climate in March: Iran in March is warm and comfortable during the day, but cool at night, so it is recommended to bring a light jacket and long pants. A trip to Iran is not only a journey of exploring exotic customs, but also a baptism of the soul. We hope that your trip to Iran will be full of beauty and touching moments!

1. Everyone has heard of the Eiffel Tower, the Pantheon, and the Colosseum. But the greatest architectural wonders aren't necessarily hidden in plain sight. Here are a few lesser-known wonders of the world. 2. The Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai, India (1655). This stunning work of Dravidian philosophy is believed to have much older origins than the 17th century, with mentions in ancient Tamil literature dating back more than 2,500 years. 3. The Shah Mosque of Isfahan in Iran (1629) is a harmonious symbol of the golden age of Persian architecture and the flourishing art of the Sasanian dynasty. The design employs complex mathematical principles, even taking into account the proportions of height and width. 4. The Two Towers of Bologna, Italy (1119). Bologna, nicknamed the "Manhattan of the medieval world," once boasted more than 180 towers, glorious symbols of wealth and power. Today, only 22 remain. 5. The most famous of these is the 320-foot Asinelli Tower. The Erechtheion in Athens, Greece (406 BC), is one of the most underrated classical wonders of the ancient world. All are places of great mystery.

A dormitory room at a hotel in Isfahan costs about 5 euros. This can be said about other Iranian hotels, but each hotel has a traditional building and a very beautiful garden, and you can stay there for a very cheap price, so I really recommend Iranian hotels. You can exchange money at a good rate at this hotel. If you bring euros or dollars, they will exchange it for you. It is close to tourist attractions and has private rooms, so please try staying there. #0yentravel2025February #Isfahan #Hotelintroduction

I went to Ashreshteh in the Abassi Hotel. You can use the restaurant at the Abassi Hotel even if you are not a guest. The restaurant is located in the garden inside the hotel, and you can eat in a very nice atmosphere. I went there for dinner, and it was lit up and had a very romantic atmosphere. It is open from 10:30 to 23:00, and I recommend Ashreshteh, a noodle soup made from traditional Iranian herbs and beans. For dessert, I had Farudeh, an Iranian-style shaved ice. Although it is a luxurious hotel, the restaurant is reasonable, with Ashreshteh for about 400 yen. Farudeh can be eaten for about 150 yen. #0yentravel2025February#Isfahan#Ashreshteh

I went to the Siose Bridge in Isfahan. Admission is free. It is lit up at night, creating a very romantic atmosphere. Isfahan really has too much to see. The river is dry, so you can see the bridge from the river. Every night under the bridge, Iranian people sing, dance, play musical instruments, and have a great time. There are cheap restaurants, stalls, and cafes nearby, so it's fun to just wander around and kill time. It's fun to watch them! #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Isfahan

I went to Imam Square. This is a magnificent square, with beautiful buildings and a large square. It is beautifully lit up at night and very romantic. There is a bazaar during the day and it is lively, but at night it is very stylish and makes you want to stay here forever. If you come to Isfahan, you must visit here. Isfahan has many things to see and has become my favorite city. I would like to visit again. Admission is free. #0yentravelFebruary2025#Imamsquare #Isfahan

A mosque in Imam Square in Isfahan. The entrance fee for foreigners is about 6 euros. For me, it is the most beautiful building in Iran, and I definitely recommend going inside. The decorations inside the mosque are so beautiful and mysterious, and it's so big that you can look at it forever. There were not many people, so it was great that we had it all to ourselves. I was so moved that I went to this mysterious place two days in a row lol There are so many things to see in Isfahan~cry #0yentravelFebruary2025#Isfahan

I went to the Imam Khomeini Mosque in Isfahan! It's a building in Imam Square, but it's huge! The entrance fee for foreigners is about 6 euros. You'll be overwhelmed by its size. It feels like your sense of perspective is messed up when you look at it up close. The decorations are beautiful and the paint is a stunning blue. You should definitely go there! I really recommend Isfahan! You can't enter at night, but it's lit up and beautiful, so be sure to go both day and night. #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Isfahan

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Iranian cities with high antiquity have many places to visit. Isfahan speaks in the name of half of the world#isfahan

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