Mashhad is the second-largest city in Iran and the most important from a religious point of view. Its main attraction is the beautiful Haram (sanctuary complex), vast and continuously expanding, which commemorates the martyrium of Reza, the eighth Imam. Moreover, with a Shorter day excursion, you can reach the former village of Torqabeh. Torghabeh remains rustic with its picturesque tea houses and restaurants. Still, to get a little further away from the concrete jungle, it is worth going to Kang “Masuleh of Khorasan,” a terraced village and an inviting destination, especially for hikers. With a more extended day excursion, you can reach the unfinished palace (actually a funeral tower) of the Nadir Shah in Kalat, along a road that crosses a desolate and fascinating mountainous landscape. Another lovely day trip is the one that, after a stretch of highway, leads to the solitary 13th century astronomical tower near Radkan, a village where one of the best Eco lodge (Kohan-dezh ecolodge) in the whole region locates.
Mashhad is the best destination for Saffron lovers, spiritual tourism, and hikers.
In addition to the city sightseeing, day trips from Mashhad are also among the most requested tours. The variety of engaging activities for tourists surrounding Mashhad are incredible; activities such as Saffron tour (Picking up saffron and visit Saffron farm), visiting nomads, and Pistachio tour. Those who love Iranian medieval poetry may want to visit the tombs of these two most significant poets, namely the mausoleum of Omar Khayyam in Neishabur and that of Ferdowsi in Tus. A park surrounds each shrine.
This itinerary focuses on the highlighted attractions surrounding the main Iranian cities, suitable for experiential
Mashhad is considered as one of the three holy sites of Shia. Here is the
Visiting the holy city of Mashhad is a journey to the pilgrim center of Iran.
The capital of Khorasan, in the northeast of Iran, Mashhad, which was an important center
Whether you want to plan a trip in time or book a last-minute trip to Mashhad, the best times to fly to Mashhad are from mid-April to mid-June and from mid-August to early October, with a peak score in the second week of September.
Mashhad has a Mediterranean climate. Summers are hot and dry while in winter the temperature is mild and partially cloudy. During the year, the temperature generally ranges from -2 ° C to 33 ° C and it is rarely below – 7° C or above 37 ° C.
Mashhad is located in northeastern of Iran and there are many domestic flight and also international flights to reach this religious city. There are daily and also weekly direct flights to Mashhad from Dubai, Istanbul, Kuwait, Qatar, Beirut and so many other cities around the world. It can be arranged to arrive in Mashhad by air from Tehran or by direct flight from your country.
Train:
There are several daily trains from Mashhad to different cities such as Tehran, Tabriz, Ahwaz, Yazd, Isfahan offering qualified services and very comfortable transportation in different levels for all kinds of passengers and pilgrims.
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