[rev_slider alias="kish"] Pearl of the Persian Gulf Kish Island is a beautiful island and tourist resort located on the northeast of the Persian Gulf (Khalij-e Fars) about 17 km (10.2 miles) from the southern offshore of mainland Iran. Kish is a free trade zone and often called the Pearl of the Persian Gulf. It is known for being a beautiful resort in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, a…

[rev_slider alias="Khoramabad"][/rev_slider] Khorram Abad is the capital of Lorestan Province situated in the Zagros Mountains. Its population is around 300,000. It has Mediterranean Climate and experiences  low humid hot summers and cold wet winters. The city has one of the highest levels of annual rainfall in Iran particularly in the spring and winter. The history of the city dates back to the Elamite era. Khorram Abad is famous for its…

  [rev_slider alias="Chabahar"][/rev_slider] Chabahar is a coastal city in the province of Sistan and Baluchestan located in the southeast of Iran. The word Chabahar means four spring seasons. Locating on the Gulf of Oman, the port is near Pakistan and India and it is going to be as a bridge to connect India and Afghanistan. Chabahar is a free trade and industrial zone which has resulted in the significance of…

[rev_slider alias="Fuman"][/rev_slider] Fuman is a city in the western part of Gilan, Iran, having the population of 35,000. The city is located between mountainous areas and Fumanat plain on the height of 15 meters above the sea level. This city is limited and abutting to Sowme'eh Sara and Masal cities from the north, Tarom Olya of Zanjan province and Shaft County from the south, Rasht from the east and Khalkhal of…

Also known as the "City of Rain", it is the capital city of Gilan Province. Having the population of 700,000, Rasht is the largest city on Iran's Caspian Sea coast. Historically, Rasht was a major transport and business center which connected Iran to Russia and Europe, and because of this was known as the "Gate of Europe". The city has a history that goes back to the 13th century but its…