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Things to do in Kerman: Kerman, a historic city in southeastern Iran, stands as a vibrant testament to cultural heritage and natural beauty. Situated on the edge of the expansive Lut Desert, it combines historical marvels, including UNESCO-listed sites, with stunning landscapes. With a history spanning over a thousand years, Kerman has served as a cultural junction, enriching its legacy with every civilization. Highlights include the majestic Bam Citadel, the tranquil Shahzadeh Mahan Garden, and the awe-inspiring desert vistas. Explore Kerman to discover the essence of Persian culture and the splendor of Iran’s natural landscapes. Table of Contents Historical and Cultural Sites Historical and Cultural Sites The Ganjali Khan Complex, nestled in the heart of Kerman, is a striking example

Imagine a city where every corner tells a story of ancient civilizations, where art and architecture transport you to a bygone era. This is Isfahan, the cultural jewel of Iran. Despite its rich history, many travelers overlook Isfahan for more well-known destinations. Yet, those who venture here are rewarded with an unforgettable experience of Iran’s cultural and architectural heritage. With 2024 promising new attractions and enhanced visitor experiences, Isfahan’s allure has never been greater. This guide by Alirezaa Karimian, a resident of Isfahan for over 20 years, will take you through its must-see attractions, hidden gems, accommodation and dining recommendations, and practical travel advice. From the majestic Naqsh-e Jahan Square to the intricate Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, discover everything you need