About Iran

Iran is a vast country covering 1,648,000 square kilometers in southwestern Asia. Its neighbors are Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Armenia on the north, Afghanistan and Pakistan on the east, and Turkey and Iraq on the west. Iran's southern borders are all bathed by the indigo-colored waters of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman, which assure its access to open seas, and a large portion of Iran's northern borders lie by the Caspian Sea.

 Iran's particular geographic location has given it climatic diversity and the existence of various ethnic groups on its soil has further added to this diversity. Iran is an ancient country where numerous cultures have come into being, and where different cultures and religions can be seen living alongside each other. From fire temples to churches, to synagogues and mosques, from yesterday to today, Iran is a country where the East and the West have become neighbors. This diversity makes Iran an attractive and picturesque land in which every visitor can find his or her own subject of interest. Tourists who travel to Iran can enjoy attractions they may not have seen in other countries. Iran is a undoubtedly country you will never forget. A land of wonders and awe.