BY TAPPersia “Tabiat” means “nature”. The Nature Bridge is the largest pedestrian overpass built in Tehran, Iran. The 270-meter (890 ft) bridge connects two public parks—Taleghani Park on the east and Ab-o-Atash Park on the west—by spanning Shahid Modarres ave, one of the main highways in northern Tehran. Leila Araghian designed this bridge, which is a mixture […]
BY TAPPersia Persepolis palace, the most popular Iranian monument is a set of very magnificent palaces and the name of the spring ceremonial capital of the Great Achaemenid Empire. It has been the most important monument in old Iran in terms of scope and grandeur. Persepolis is the capital of the first global empire, the Achaemenid. Constructing […]
BY TAPPersia Nowadays Zoroastrians are among the religious minorities in Iran, with a huge history though. That’s why there are stunning tracks of them in different parts of the country. Dakhmeh-ye Zartoshtiyan in Yazd is one of these tracks. These structures are also known as the mute towers of Yazd and more popularly, The Towers of Silence. […]
BY Sara Hoseingholizade Iran offers marvelous deserts to tourists. Walking barefoot on sand dunes, listening to the sound of wind, camping, and counting the stars at night are some unforgettable and memorable experiences you can have at deserts. In Iran, there are usually several caravanserais in each desert to pave the way for travelers to have a place […]
BY TAPPersia The Vakil Bath is an outstanding example of Zand Dynasty architecture. It was built in the center of Shiraz under the direct order of Karim Khan Zand, who was the king of Iran at that time. A multitude of visitors holds their head up high above the ground when they see the ceiling in this […]
