Is there a truly preferable period for traveling to Iran? I think, having some days off is enough to start a voyage; Iran is an extensive four-seasoned country within which the temperature difference can reach to more than 40 degrees. Meaning that traveling to Iran is more about choosing the right destinations, timed and in tune with the current weather and climate conditions.
1) When should I visit Iran?
2) How many days should I allocate for traveling in Iran?
3) How many days should I stay at each destination?
These are the main questions you should answer before planning your trip and we give you some clues:
A:
Climate: Semi-hot, hot and dry
Location: Center of Iran
Cities: Tehran (3 days) – Kashan (1 day) – Isfahan (3-4 days) – Shiraz (3 days) – Yazd (2 days) – Kerman (1 day)
Advised total length of travel: 14-15 days
Best months: April-May & End of September-October-November
B:
Climate: Temperate, cold
Location: North-west of Iran
Cities: Qazvin (2 days) – Zanjan (2 days) – Tabriz (2 days) – Ardabil (3 days) – Urmia (1 day)
Advised total length of travel: 10 days
Best months: May, June, July, August, September
C:
Climate: Humid & four-seasoned
Location: North of Iran
Cities: Rasht (2 days) – Masuleh (1 day) – Bandar Anzali (1 day) – Tonekabon (1 day) – Chalus (1 day) – Ghaemshahr (1 day) – Sari (2 days)
Advised total length of travel: 9 days
Best months: April-May & End of September-October-November
D:
Climate: Temperate, cold
Location: West of Iran
Cities: Hamedan (2 day) – Sanandaj (1 day) - Kermanshah (2 days) – Borujerd (2 days) – Khorramabad (2 day) – Shooshtar (2 days)
Advised total length of travel: 10-14 days
Best months: May, June, July, August, September
E:
Climate: Hot & humid
Location: South of Iran
Cities: Ahvaz (1 day) – Abadan (1 day) – Bandar Abbas (1 day) – Kish Island (2 days) – Qeshm Island (3 day)
Advised total length of travel: 6-8 days
Best months: October, November, December, January, February, March, April
(By Kami, from Iran Cozy Hostel)
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