Ramsar City is one the most favored tourist destination in northern Iran, and there are very good reasons for that. One of them is because the distance between the mountains and the sea shore is so close in this city, but you can simply stand at the beach and watch the beautiful landscapes of a semi tropical rainforest right in front of your face.
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Traditional Iranian Bread – In addition to rice, bread is one of the main food items in Iran. Iranian bread is made to be eaten with Iranian Cuisine.



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Carpet Tableaus - When it comes to Rugs one of the first words that comes to mind is Persia or Iran. Currently the oldest existing hand-woven carpet in the world is Iranian and it is called "Pazyryk" dating back to 2000 years.
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Dried Fruits & Nuts – Healthy munchies are part of a balanced diet. Due to country’s variable climatic conditions agricultural products especially nuts are produced in high quality and quantity.

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Skiing in Shemshak and Dizin - Shemshak is a ski resort in the northern part of Iran located in the Alborz mountain range.

​The ski season in Dizin lasts longer than European ski resorts, from December to May because of the resort high altitude. The highest ski lift reaches 3,600 meters making it the forty highest ski resorts in the world.

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Yalda Night “Shab-e-Yalda”, is a traditional Iranian celebration of the longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.

​This Perisan winter event is commemorated on or around December 20 or 21 each year. Today Yalda celebrations have become a social occasion when friends and family gather to eat, drink and read poetry "especially Hafiz" until after midnight. 
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Christmas In Tehran - A festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ observed most commonly on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among millions of people around the world.

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Temple of Anahita in Kermanshah-Iran  Anahita was originally a “Zoroastrian” name. She was one of the outstanding “Persian Deities”. Archaeologists believe that the Anahita Temple was built more than 2,000 years.
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Kermanshah is one of the biggest “Kurdish” cities in the western part of Iran. Given its antiquity, attractive landscapes and rich culture, it is considered as one of the cradles of prehistoric cultures and also one of the first places in which human settlements were established between 8,000-10,000 years ago.
Herbal Teas are often consumed for their Physical or Medicinal Effects, especially for their Stimulant, Relaxant or Sedative properties. The practice and study of medicine in Persia has a long and prolific history. The Iranian academic centers like Gundeshapur University “3rd century AD” were a breeding ground for the union among great scientists from different civilizations. 
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Azadi Tower “Freedom Tower” built in 1971 in commemoration of the "2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire", is one of the symbols of Tehran City, and marks the west entrance to the city. 

The tower is part of the Azadi Cultural Complex, located in Azadi Square in an area of some 50,000 square meters.



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Herbal Medicine - "Avicenna – 980-1037 CE" “Ibn-Sīnā”, was a Persian polymath who has been described as the "Father of Early Modern Medicine". One of his most famous works is “The Canon of Medicine”, an overview of all aspects of medicine that became a standard medical text at many medieval universities. 

“National Herbal Medicine Festival-Tehran” showing how well Iran has been using its herbal treasures. Iran hosts more than 8,000 species of plants, around 2,100 of which are used in medicine.
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Nowruz  ”ノウルーズ” is one of the oldest and most cherished festivities, which has been celebrated for over 3,000 years.

Nowruz is originated in Persia/Iran and is also celebrated by the cultural region that came under Iranian influence or had migrations by Persians including Azerbaijan, the North Caucasus, Kurdish inhabited regions of Eastern Turkey and Northern Iraq, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and other scattered populations in Central Asia. 

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Sizdah Bedar  “シズダ　ベダー” Nature Day was considered “The Blessed Day” of the month Farvardin “the 1st month of the year” from ancient Persian calendar. 

It marked the first day of agricultural activity of Ancient Persians. In this day Iranians go to have fun with their families all the day long. 

The essence of the Sizdah Bedar ceremonies is the enthusiasm to set up a family, lead a happy life and form friendship. 
Mount Pardis in Bushehr Province is the nearest distance between the Earth and the Sun, according to "Badie Dashti", a UK-based researcher and archeologist. It is comprised of a highly magnetic rock and the magnifying zone covers about 50 - 100 meters around the mountain, which can pull parked cars within the zone toward itself.

The "Herbs" growing there is said to have various medical benefits. There are also a unique variety of "Dates" that grow in this area and are used for making special diet sugar & pills to combat diabetes.
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