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About Jasmin Tours & Safaris
Jasmin Tours & Safaris was established
more than 23 years ago and is one of the leading tour operators in Iran at the
moment. We offer a wide range of services, including all air and ground related
services, hotel booking, tours and much more. We take immense pride in our team
of dedicated, target-oriented, and like-minded professionals. Having acquired
rich academic experience in tourism and hotel management in universities of the
UK and Spain, the management of Iran Jasmin Co. constantly endeavors to lead
their team towards new and prodigious horizons using the latest technologies to
ensure optimum client satisfaction.
We can't wait to introduce you to the beauties
of incredible Iran with its ancient civilization, magnificent monuments,
dazzling culture, virgin nature, and unforgettable oriental atmosphere. We know
how to make your holiday perfect! Iran Jasmin will make up an itinerary
suitable just for you, be it a cultural and historical tour, trekking in the
mountains, or exploring the nomadic lifestyle. Moreover, Iran Jasmin Co. is one of
the few tour operators in Iran that organize scientific tours as well as
combined tours of the mysterious Silk Road, gorgeous Central Asia, and the
Caucasus.
Jasmin Tours & Safaris strive to find a personal approach to each of our customers. We welcome individual travelers,
families, and large groups of tourists. Our team of multilingual guides is
geared to provide everything you need during the trip. We have the flexibility
and expertise to respond to our customer's needs as they arise, whether it's
budget or luxury.
We will be very honored if you choose us to
be your host in beautiful Iran!
Overview
There is always more to see with us
Iran, previously known as Persia, is famous
for its amazing history and ancient civilization. The Iran of today is a
mixture of modernity and traditions, where oriental charm is preserved. It
occupies a large territory in the Middle East. Nature of Iran is full of
contrasts: here you will encounter lush forests and endless deserts, rocky
mountains and vast valleys, the subtropical climate in the Caspian Sea region, and
the heat of the Persian Gulf.
The history and culture of Iran are no less amazing. The first thing
you shall notice in Iran is the diversity of ethnic groups and cultures.
Statistics say that they're only 61% of ethnic Persians in Iran, besides there
you will meet Azaris (16%), Kurds (10%), Lurs (6%), Arabs (2%), Baluchis (2%),
Turkmens (2%) and others. The remarkable fact is that these people co-exist
peacefully with each other. This tradition goes back to the times of Achaemenid
Empire (558-330 BC), when religious and cultural tolerance was part of state
policy.
Linguistic
diversity in Iran is even more overwhelming! Distinct dialects of the Persian
language exist in many cities, like Esfahan, Shiraz, and Yazd. Azeris, Kurds and
Arabs use their own languages rather than Persian and there're dialects in
their languages, too.
Most people think that Iran is a predominantly
Muslim country. However, you will be surprised to find followers of 4 religions
living side by side: Islam, Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism. All of
them have the same rights, that is: performing their religious rites, having
official representatives in the Parliament, schools, cultural associations, and
newspapers in the language. Thus, Iran is not just mosques and calls to prayer,
but also ancient churches, synagogues, and holy sites for Zoroastrians.
Usually tourists expect to see only ancient
cities, mosque domes and nice little villages in Iran. However, you'll be
surprised to see modern Iran. Much has been since the Islamic Revolution of
1979: industry and agriculture developed to a large extent, universities were
founded, even the first steps in space were made. The Iranian economy is one of the
most flourishing economies in the Middle East (Find out more about business in
Iran here). Iranian cities look quite modern with highways connecting different
parts of the city, skyscrapers, fancy hotels, and restaurants.
The last stereotype to be broken is women
rights in Iran. Iranian laws don't prevent Iranian women from studying
(there're more women with degrees than men), working in governmental and
private organizations, driving, doing professional sports, playing in
orchestras, exhibiting in art galleries, and so on.
Media Contact:
Central office
Unit 3, No. 26, Kavoosi Alley,
Vazirpoor St., Madar Sq.,
Mirdamad Blv., Tehran, Iran
Tel: +98 21 22261002-03
Tel: +98 21 22261375-76
Tel: +98 912 159 1013
Tel: +34 628 010 644
Tel: +98 21 22272199
Email: info@iranjasminco.com
Email: esrafilshafiezadeh@gmail.com
Website: http://www.iranjasminco.com/
