Want to travel to Iran from Russia? This ancient, diverse and rich land is a great destination to freshen your soul and treat all your senses to richness, beauty, and uniqueness. The fascinating architectural treasures, the amazingly diverse nature, and the variety of traditions and festivals from one side, and luxurious Persian carpets, warm-hearted hospitable people, and fine Iranian dishes, nuts and spices from the other make Iran a rare and fascinating country. If you are a Russian citizen looking for pleasant and memorable Russia to Iran tours, you’ve found the right place. Find a diverse range of Iran Tours for Russian Travelers below.
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Travel to Iran From Russia With IranOnTour
Official Representative Office in Moscow
We have a representative office in Russia that can assist you even in person with any services you might require for your Russia to Iran Tour, including explanations and contract negotiations.
Experience With Russian Travelers
Hosting a considerable number of Iran tours for Russians has given us a valuable understanding of Russians’ tastes, styles and expectations; making us able to create pleasant and memorable trips made for Russians.
Tailor-Made Tour Options
You are unique and we care about it. That’s why no matter what your preferences, interests, taste, travel style or timing are, you have the chance to turn your tour of Iran from Russia to an ideal experience made for you!
Taking You to The Depth of Iran
We believe Iranian people and Persian culture are the heart and soul of the country. That’s why we are on a mission to give you a genuine taste of it by experience-based tours in the main cities. Experiences like culinary, music, festivals, etc.
Convenient Payment in Ruble in Russia
Payment couldn’t be any more convenient for our Russian guests! For your Iran Tours from Russia or any other services you receive from IranOnTour, you can make the payment in Ruble in Russia; from any Russian bank.
Russian-Speaking Tour Guides
We have hand-picked Iran’s top Russian-speaking guides so that you can have the most convenient and enriching Iran tour experience possible in your mother tongue.
Special Attention to Detail, Safety & Comfort
A deep knowledge of Iran and years of experience have joined together to provide you with a collection of travel services that are packed together with special attention to every detail, your safety and your comfort.
Official Representative Office in Moscow
We have a representative office in Russia that can assist you even in person with any services you might require, including explanations and contract negotiations.
Convenient Payment in Ruble in Russia
Payment couldn’t be any more convenient for our Russian guests! For your Iran Tours from Russia or any other services you receive from IranOnTour, you can make the payment in Ruble in Russia; from any Russian bank.
Experience With Russian Travelers
Hosting a considerable number of Iran tours for Russians has given us a valuable understanding of Russians’ tastes, styles and expectations; making us able to create pleasant and memorable trips made for Russians.
Russian-Speaking Tour Guides
We have hand-picked Iran’s top Russian-speaking guides so that you can have the most convenient and enriching Iran tour experience possible in your mother tongue.
Tailor-Made Tour Options
You are unique and we care about it. That’s why no matter what your preferences, interests, taste, travel style or timing are, you have the chance to turn your tour of Iran from Russia to an ideal experience made for you!
Special Attention to Detail, Safety & Comfort
A deep knowledge of Iran and years of experience have joined together to provide you with a collection of travel services that are packed together with special attention to every detail, your safety and your comfort.
Taking You to The Depth of Iran
We believe Iranian people and Persian culture are the heart and soul of the country. That’s why we are on a mission to give you a genuine taste of it by experience-based tours in the main cities. Experiences like culinary, music, festivals, etc.
Some of Our Russian Clients Serviced
IranOnTour prides in offering top-notch services to different types of clients, officials and businesses from Russia, including:
Delegates who accompanied the 2022 trip of Mr. President Putin to Iran
Journalists who accompanied the 2022 of Mr. President Putin to Iran
General Director and Deputy GD of TASS News Agency
Sibur Company
“Mechanika” Corporation (part of Rostekh)
“Concorde” Group And more ….
Why Travel to Iran From Russia
The Unique Architecture
From ancient civilizations and Islamic golden ages, from smart desert people and Zoroastrian beliefs, and from creative modern architects Iran has kept so many architectural treasures that will fascinate you with their beauty and uniqueness.
The Four-Season Climate
Wouldn’t it be fascinating to experience a 40 to 50–degree difference in temperature and be able to find cold snowy mountains, hot sandy deserts, deep forests and sunny islands at the same time in a single country? Iran’s diverse climate has made it possible!
The Variety of Treats
Iran is a real treat for your taste buds! From the world’s most famous saffron, rosewater, pistachios, and barberry to a wide choice of traditional dishes that make you fall in love with their unique taste and unforgettable aroma, Iran has many attractions expecting Russians.
The Cultural Depth & Diversity
The Persian culture comes from a LONG way through an eventful history and a geographical vastness. This has blessed Iran with art, literature, traditions, tribes, costumes, festivals, beliefs, lifestyles and many other charms that make it special.
Russia to Iran Tour Types
Cultural Iran Tours for Russian Citizens
Must-see ancient remains, fabulous Islamic masterpieces, various cultural relics, and unique stories are yours to discover on these specially designed Iran tours for Russians. Whether it is a one-day city tour or an unforgettable Iran trip that can take up to a couple of weeks, you can either choose your tour among the packages below or make changes to any of them to turn it into to your ideal Russia to Iran trip.
Experience-Based Tours To Add to Your Iran Tours
Taking you to Iranian people and their rich culture has been one of our main missions. That’s why we have crafted a diversity of experience-oriented tours that make it possible for you to take part in Persian festivals, join Iranian wedding parties, taste the warmth of Persian homes, learn to cook Persian dishes beside Iranians, and much more. These few-hour delights can be experienced alone or mixed and matched with your multi-day cultural Iran tours from Russia.
Destinations on Iran Tours for Russians
Must-Visit Cities On Tours to Iran From Russia
There is a classic tourist route in Iran that’s dotted with the main tourist attractions of the country, from ancient remains and Zoroastrian relics, to Islamic treasures and cultural heritages. This classic route for your travel to Iran from Russia must include the cities below:
Shiraz
The heartland of poetry, orange gardens, carefree people and treasured magnets!
Isfahan
The glory of Islamic Architecture, historical masterpieces and traditional culture.
Kashan
The city of Iran’s most picturesque traditional houses and the world’s best rosewater!
Cities Worth Visiting On Tours to Iran From Russia
Like to go deeper into Persian culture, find more treasures of history, and discover the amazing cultural and natural diversity? Then going off the tourist radar on your Iran tour for Russian travelers will sure spice things up.
Kerman
The land of desert architecture, fabulous desert charms, and ancient civilizations.
Tabriz
A major Silk Road hotspot of a grand bazar, exquisite carpets and many treasures.
Qazvin
Historical heritages plus the legendary land of the Medieval assassins, Alamut Valley!
Kermanshah & Kurdistan
Kurdish people, rural culture, historical treasures, and unique customs expect you here.
Ahvaz
A hot land treasuring history and civilization as old as a 5000-year-old ziggurat.
Tailor-Made Iran Tours for Russians
If you like to travel to Iran from Russia and have a special trip in mind, you can count on us. Plan your tour in Iran according to your interests, travel style and preferences with this Tailor-made option and help us create the best possible tour for you. Contact us!
The Best Time for a Trip to Iran from Russia
Iran is a four-season country, treating you to something to do and somewhere to go all year round. So, a journey on the classic tourist route is possible whenever you decide to come. However, for the most pleasant tour of the main tourist magnets, spring and fall are generally the best seasons. The country is specially at its best from March through May. Travel from Russia to Iran’s certain regions might not be a nice choice in summer and winter. The reason is that winters can be really cold or snowy in some regions (western and northwestern Iran as examples), and summers can be intolerable in certain regions (like southern Iran and deserts). If you like to visit Iran’s desert or other hotter regions, winter is of course the best option. Nowruz Holidays are a fabulous time for a tour of Iran if you don’t mind the super crowded sights.
Top Iranian Experiences On Russia to Iran Tours
Trying Persian Dishes
Persian dishes are finger-licking treats still undiscovered by the world! But once you try them, you will just find yourself looking for their recipes back at home. Persian cuisine comes from a great variety of climates, embraces a range of cultures, and has traces of the nations that have been in contact with Iran. Vegies, herbs, and favorite Persian flavors and aromas combine with the magic touch of Persian hospitality and make unforgettable dishes! Since food is one of the best ways to discover Iran, we have spiced up our Iran tours for Russian citizens with as much food diversity as possible. Our Culinary Tours in Iran’s main cities also share the secrets of the flavorful Persian treats with you.
Trying Persian Dishes
Persian dishes are finger-licking treats still undiscovered by the world! But once you try them, you will just find yourself looking for their recipes back at home. Persian cuisine comes from a great variety of climates, embraces a range of cultures, and has traces of the nations that have been in contact with Iran. Vegies, herbs, and favorite Persian flavors and aromas combine with the magic touch of Persian hospitality and make unforgettable dishes! Since food is one of the best ways to discover Iran, we have spiced up our Iran tours for Russian travelers with as much food diversity as possible. Our Culinary Tours in Iran’s main cities also share the secrets of the flavorful Persian treats with you.
Enjoying Iranian Hospitality
With their kind smiles, their warm greetings, their insistence on your filling you up with their homemade dishes, and their going out of their way to make you feel welcome, Iranians could just take first prize in hospitality. These warm-hearted people are one of the country’s main attractions. To add this warmth, as well as the unique Persian lifestyle and rich culture to your travel to Iran from Russia, you can add an unforgettable Night Gathering With an Iranian Family to your tour of Iran.
Discovering Nomadic Lifestyle
One of the rarest experiences you can have on your Iran tours from Russia is getting a taste of nomadic lifestyle. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, and tasting a life of simplicity in the arms of Mother Nature could be the experience of a lifetime! Like their forefathers, the different tribes of nomads of Iran have been living in tents, surviving via their herds, sleeping under the starry sky, and migrating in search of gentle weather and green pastures.
Discovering Nomadic Lifestyle
One of the rarest experiences you can have on your Iran tours from Russia is getting a taste of nomadic lifestyle. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, and tasting a life of simplicity in the arms of Mother Nature could be the experience of a lifetime! Like their forefathers, the different tribes of nomads of Iran have been living in tents, surviving via their herds, sleeping under the starry sky, and migrating in search of gentle weather and green pastures.
Walking in the Traditional Bazaars
Taking a stroll along the pathways of a traditional bazaar is like a time travel to the time of oriental magic. Traditional bazaars are probably the best choice for shopaholics, culture lovers, and admirers of Persian art and architecture! There, you get to mingle with the people, to grab some nice Persian handicrafts, and to find the secret spices of Persian cuisine. Some of our Walking Tours and Persian Handicraft Secrets tour will take you to the hidden passages of these enchanting bazaars.
Joining Persian Festivals
One of the rarest experiences you can have on your Iran tours from Russia is getting a taste of nomadic lifestyle. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, and tasting a life of simplicity in the arms of Mother Nature could be the experience of a lifetime! Like their forefathers, the different tribes of nomads of Iran have been living in tents, surviving via their herds, sleeping under the starry sky, and migrating in search of gentle weather and green pastures.
Joining Persian Festivals
One of the rarest experiences you can have on your Iran tours from Russia is getting a taste of nomadic lifestyle. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, and tasting a life of simplicity in the arms of Mother Nature could be the experience of a lifetime! Like their forefathers, the different tribes of nomads of Iran have been living in tents, surviving via their herds, sleeping under the starry sky, and migrating in search of gentle weather and green pastures.
Add Active Adventures to Your Holiday in Iran
A great way to make your Russia to Iran trip more adventurous is spicing up your itinerary with one or two active adventures in a piece of Iran’s diverse nature! Our other brand name, IranOnAdventure, offers you a diverse range of safe, pleasant and professional active adventures beside Iran’s top guides!
Russia to Iran Travel Guide
More than anything else, Iran enjoys a variety and a richness of cultural attractions. With deep roots in the ancient world, Iran manifests elaborate architecture, beautiful arts, enchanting music, rich literature, and a diversity of local, ancient and religious traditions. Wherever you go on your Iran tour from Russia, you’ll find people with their own unique lifestyle, customs, and costumes. Our love for this depth and variety had made us craft Experience-Based Tours that can take you to different aspects of Persian culture.
If we ignore the amazing pre-historic remains like 40’000-year-old rock art in Lorestan, Iran is still one of the world’s oldest civilizations. With the golden age of the Iranian Empire of Achaemenids and majestic names like Cyrus the Great, King Darius, and Ancient Persian Gardens, Iran will enrich your travel to Iran from Russia with great stories of the past. Even more ancient and mysterious than the 2500-year-old remains of Persepolis and Necropolis, you’ll discover the enigmatic Chogha Zanbil Ziggurat in Western Iran, the incredible artifacts found in the Burnt City of Jiroft civilization and more treasures from Iran’s unbelievable history.
On your Russia to Iran Travel, you just couldn’t resist bringing back home at least a piece of Iran’s gorgeous handicrafts! You can find these beautiful souvenirs in each city’s traditional bazaars. Shiraz’s Vakil Bazaar and Isfahan’s Grand Bazaar are the most popular spots for shopping. You can also get nice souvenirs in museum gift shops and modern shopping malls. Like to grab world-acclaimed Persian carpets, some aromatic saffron, first-grade Persian nuts, or other Iranian treats? Your guide can help you find the best places with the highest quality.
January 30 Sadeh Festival- Zoroastrian (Yazd)
February 1 Pir Shaliyar Ceremony- Spiritual (Kermanshah)
March Kucheh Music Festival (Bushehr)
March Carpet Washing Ceremony (Mashhad-e Ardehal, Isfahan)
March Samanoo Pazan Tradition (all around Iran)
March 15 Chaharshanbe Suri ancient fire festival (all around Iran)
March 21 Nowruz: the Persian New Year (all around Iran)
April 2 Sizda Bedar, ancient traditions including picnicking (all around Iran)
May Rosewater Festival (Kashan, Niasar & Qamsar)
July 27 & 28 Tasu’a and Ashura Islamic Mourning (2023)
August 1 Nowruz Sayyad Local Festival (Qeshm Island)
August Local Hazelnut Festival (Alamut Region)
October Pomegranate Festival (Hawraman Region)
October 2 Mehregan Ceremony- Zoroastrian (Yazd and nearby villages)
October Local Customs for Making Grape Syrup (near Shiraz)
November Saffron Harvest Season Traditions (Mashhad- Zarand, Kerman- Estahban, Fars)
December 21 Yalda Night Ancient Festival (all around Iran)
*The date of Islamic festivals are based on the lunar calendar and so shift year by year. Some of the Islamic festivals you might like to join on your travel to Iran from Russia are Ramadan, Nime Shaaban, Shab-e Qadr, Eid Alfitr, Nazri Cooking Ceremonies, Taazieh Plays, Tasu’a, and Ashura.
Useful Info to Know Before Travel from Russia to Iran
FAQ
Do I need a COVID-19 vaccine to join an Iran tour package from Russia?
At the moment, you need one of the following requirements for an Iran tour from Russia:
Either provide a negative PCR test, conducted within 72 hours before arrival.
Or submit your vaccination card as proof for the first double doses. (At least 2 weeks must have passed from your second dose).
When is the best time to visit Iran from Russia?
You can visit the main tourist cities on your travel to Iran from Russia all year round. The best seasons are fall and spring, especially from March to May.
Do I need a visa to travel to Iran from Russia?
Yes! At the moment, Russian citizens require a visa to enter Iran. First, you should apply for your Iran e-visa. In less than 2 weeks when you’ve received your visa confirmation code, you can get your visa from an Iranian consulate/embassy or on arrival at an Iranian airport.
Can Russians travel to Iran?
Can Russians go to Iran? Of course! Russian citizens can visit Iran with an Iran visa whenever they’d like to.
Do Russians need visa to Iran?
Yes! At the moment, an Iran visa is require for Russian citizens who like to visit the country. To get one, you should apply for an Iran e-visa first. Once you’ve received your visa confirmation code, you can get your visa from an Iran consulate/embassy or on arrival at an Iranian international airport.
Can I get a visa on arrival in Iran as a Russian Citizen?
To enter Iran as a Russian, you have to apply for an e-visa first. After receiving a visa confirmation code, you can pick up your visa on arrival at an Iranian airport.
Is tipping customary in Iran?
Tipping in Iran is not as customary as it is elsewhere, and there is no rule or percentage. But, if you are satisfied with the service, it would be very nice to tip your guide, bell boys, porters, drivers, servers, guides and other service providers.
What is the internet access like in Iran?
Generally, the internet access is alright. But recently, the restrictions imposed because of the protests make it mandatory for travelers to have a few good VPNs with them on their Iran tour.
Can I use my mobile/cell phone while in Iran?
Sure! You can get yourself an Iranian SIM card and use it for phone calls and internet data. You can also use your own SIM card with hotel WIFI access.
What are the toilets like in Iran?
Most toilets in Iran are of the squat type. But there are western toilets in almost all hotels.
Are credit cards widely accepted in Iran?
Since iran is not connected to the international banking system, no international credit cards are accepted in Iran. Carrying cash and getting yourself an Iranian bank card are the options in Iran. The Iranian bank cards are convenient and chargeable through PayPal. We can get you one of these cards.
What is ATM access like in Iran?
ATMs are scattered all around the streets of Iranian cities. But you cannot use your credit cards with them. To use them, you can get yourself an Iranian tourist bank card. Contact us for getting one.
What is the weather like in Iran?
Iran is a 4-season country with diverse climate. So, the weather is different from time to time and from region to region. Generally, the main tourist route for Iran tours is also 4-season. But the best season is spring and fall.
Do I need to purchase travel insurance before travelling?
For your trip to Iran from Russia, you need to cover yourself under an Iranian insurance. This can be done either before your trip through us, or on arrival at an Iranian airport.
What public holidays are celebrated in Iran?
There are many public holidays in Iran. The most important of these holidays is Nowruz: Persian New Year. On this important Iranian holiday, schools are closed for 13 days and organizations for around 6 days. There are also some national and religious holidays in Iran.
Is Iran a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers?
Iran doesn’t recognize the rights of LGBTQIA. So to travel to Iran as an LGBTQIA, you shouldn’t mention it on your forms or show behavior that might be considered against Iranian law or culture.
Is Iran accessible for travelers with disabilities?
Since the infrastructure is not strong in Iran, it would be wise for travelers with disabilities to join pre-arranged tours with a good travel services company. We can arrange everything for our guests with disabilities to make their Iran tour from Russia as convenient and hassle-free as possible.
What to wear in Iran?
Modesty is the key in Iran, both for men and women. As a women you do have to wear a scarf, but you can be lax and fashionable about it. A sleeved shirt and pants that come to your ankles will suffice.
How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?
Iran is a safe country in general and there should be no more concern regarding your safety as compared to traveling in US or in Europe as examples. So, your common sense can determine your safety in each situation. The Iranian people will surprise you with their hospitality and caring, reversing the picture media has created in your mind.
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Hi there. Should I apply for a visa and then book a tour, or I can book a tour and ask you to get my visa?
Hi dear Ustin. Respects. Both are ok. Anyway we would be happy to provide you visa services to facilitate the process for you. Good luck!
Privet Iranontour! Can I have a Milad Tower tour in a 1-day Tehran city tour?
Privet dear Grigoriy. Sure. We would be pleased to include all your interests in your itinerary.
Hi. We are visiting Iran for a conference. We would like to have an experience based tour in Tehran in our free time. How can I arrange it?
Greetings dear Igor. How are you? You can fill the tailor made form and share more about your travel schedule with me; so that I refer to you with the suggested itinerary. Good luck.
Hello. Can I bring a bottle of Vodka with me?
Greetings dear Sergey. No, I’m sorry. Alcohol drinks are all forbidden in Iran.
Is Iran visa free for Russian tourists?
Hi dear Andrei. Hope you’re fine. No, unfortunately it is not free.