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M08758 is a travel and tour agency.
It was established in 1991. It is located in Iran, in the city of "Shiraz". Mr. Alireza Ghajar is the managing director and also specialist inmountaineering education, Mrs. Forough Fathi is the technical manager. M08758 is supervised by "Iran Touring and Tourism Organization". We try to do our best to improve the Tourism Industry.
Section of information service and International affairs of M08758 tends to submit any information.
Communicate with us and receive all these information in the following items:
- Cities, Climate, Culture and Customs,Tourism
- Airlines Schedule, Flight reconfirmation, Hotels, Roads.
Shiraz was one of the most important cities in the medieval Islamic world and was the Iranian capital during the Zand dynasty (1747-79), when many of its most beautiful buildings were built or restored. Through its many artists and scholars, Shiraz has been synonymous with learning, nightingales, poetry, roses and, at one time, wine.
The cool blue tiles of Esfahan's Islamic buildings, and the city's majestic bridges, contrast perfectly with the hot, dry Iranian countryside around it: Esfahan is a sight you won't forget. Not only is the architecture superb and the climate pleasant, but there's a fairly relaxed atmosphere here, compared with many other Iranian towns. It's a city for walking, getting lost in the bazaar, dozing in beautiful gardens and meeting people.
Iran is not blessed with one of the world's loveliest capitals. Pollution, chronic overcrowding and a lack of responsible planning have all helped to make Tehran a metropolis that even the most effusive travel agent would have difficulty praising. If you're expecting an exotic crossroads steeped in oriental splendour, you'll be sadly disappointed. The distances are vast, the traffic is shockingly bad and the main sights are spread out. However, the hotels are good, the variety of restaurants is impressive, the facilities are far ahead of those anywhere in the provinces, and the Tehranis are friendly. The major attraction for visitors is the city's excellent museums. |
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