Destinations
Kerman province packs Iran's extremes: the world's largest adobe city reborn from earthquake rubble, 11,000-year-old kalut yardangs sculpted by 120-day winds, and Lut Desert — where NASA recorded Earth's hottest surface temperature (80.8°C in 2021). Base in Kerman city
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Destinations
When Tehran shivers at -5°C, Qeshm basks at 22°C. Iran's Gulf islands — Qeshm (largest, UNESCO Geopark), Hormuz (rainbow geology), Hengam (dolphins) — offer Martian valleys, salt caves, mangrove kayaking and Afro-Persian bandari culture found nowhere else in Iran. Go December–February; summer 45°C + humidity is
Destinations
Yazd, UNESCO-listed desert city, has survived for 5,000 years by mastering water and wind. Its skyline of badgirs (windcatchers) is unlike anywhere on Earth. Top experiences * Old Town walk: Get lost in adobe alleys, rooftop cafes, Fahadan quarter, Alexander Prison and the 14th-century Jameh Mosque with Iran&