Yes! This is an often more assumed problem than a real one for most travelers. Traveling to Iran will not be a problem. Most hotels, like everyone else, don’t ask or care about your relationship status. In the case that they do, it is up to individual travelers to decide how they respond but no […]
In Iran, the power plugs and sockets are of type C and F. The standard voltage is 220 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz. You can use your electric appliances in Iran if the standard voltage in your country is in between 220 – 240 V (as is in the UK, Europe, Australia and most […]
You can dial the emergency phone numbers simply by your cell phone without the area code. Iran international country code +98 Dialing out of Iran +00 Police 110 Ambulance 115 Directory inquiries 118 Fire & Rescue 125 Tourist Center 09669 Fighting with Expensive 124 Airport Flight Information 199 Boarding Pharmacies 191
The Iranian currency is called Rial (IRR); however, people trade in Tooman. It is easy to convert a Rial to a Tooman simply remove a zero from the price, so 10,000 rials are 1,000 Toomans. The exchange rate of the foreign currency fluctuates, so for the current rate: http://www.oanda.com/. We also offer you a Whypersia card and then convert […]
Travel insurance for a tourist is like a passenger seat belt.Because some companies may not cover Iran. Therefore, check the available options carefully before traveling to make sure your insurance company will cover health insurance costs, luggage compensation, or lawyer fees in Iran. We offer you the use of Whypersia Insurance.
Alcoholic drinks are illegal in Iran and no shop is allowed to sell them. It’s illegal to have alcoholic drinks in which the police can arrest the person. You can find tea, coffee, syrup or Doogh (delicious yogurt drink) everywhere to drink. Non-alcoholic beer is also available. Pork is not served in Iran while you […]
You can exchange your currency when you arrive at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport (IKA). Ferdowsi Square in Tehran is also the central place for money exchange. In addition, there are also currency exchange shops in large cities. We offer you a Whypersia bank card to convert your money to the Rial and deposit it on the card […]
Women should wear a scarf on their heads and wear long sleeves. Men should also avoid wearing short pants in public places.
There are a few applications that could help you travel easier in Iran include including; Snapp (like Uber designed to book a taxi in Iran), Waze and Google Maps (To find the routes), Google Translate, and currency converter, date and time will be very useful. In addition, popular programs such as Foursquare, Lonely Planet, and Trip […]
Backpacking is not very common in Iran as it is in Europe or Australia. Therefore, specific backpacker hostels do not exist; however, this does not make backpacking impossible. You can still find affordable local rooms and hostels as cheap as 20 US$ even includes breakfast. Transportation and food are also inexpensive. Sometimes you may offer […]
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