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Iranian Tea: Traditional Persian Reception

Tea is one of the most important cornerstones of Iranian culture which is served in various parts of the day. The first drink which is offered in Iranian reception is usually tea with Persian pronunciation of “Chai”, or “Cha-ee”.

Amazing Masal, A Scenery You Must See

The city of Masal in Iran’s northern province of Gilan includes two parts of Masal and Shanderman which both feature the natural tourist attractions.

Rasht: Persia noble city

Rapidly expanding Rasht is the capital of green province of Gilan and by far the largest city on Iran's Caspian Sea coast.

Estil Lagoon in Iran’s Gilan Province

Located in northern Iran, Estil Lagoon is known for its beautiful landscapes and as a destination for migratory birds.

Bride of Iranian Cities

Known as the bride of Iranian cities, Lahijan lays on the northern slope of the Alborz Mountains in Gilan Province.

Manjil, city of wind turbines

As the electricity exporting hub of the Middle East, Iran stands first in the Middle East and 14th in the world in terms of electricity production.

Iran olive, a miracle in point

Miracles sometimes work in astounding ways. A case in point, being olives from Rudbar city in Gilan Province, Iran.

The modest bride of Iranian nature

Lilium ledebourii is a rare endemic species whose known habitat is Damash region in Gilan Province in the north of Iran. Its local name is Sousan-e Chehel Cheraagh.

Iran’s Lahijan tea plantations

Due to its mild weather, soil quality and adequate water, Lahijan is a region of Iran with a large number of tea plantations.

Masal County pleases tourists to the fullest

Located on the outskirts of Talesh Mountain Range in Gilan Province, Masal County is one of the great places to visit in Iran.

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