[2025 Tehran Attraction] Travel Guide for Carpet Museum of Iran (Updated Aug)

[Iran] Persian carpet! Be sure to visit the Tehran Carpet Museum came to Iran, out of the beauty outside the Persian carpet is the main event you must not miss. The history of Persian carpets can be traced back two thousand years ago. Pure hand-made, natural mineral dyeing makes Persian carpets still bright and colorful for centuries. The Persian carpet is integrated into the ancient Persian civilization. It is already a work of art. It came to the carpet museum in the center of Tehran to see the rare carpets displayed hundreds of years ago, representing different parts of Iran in different periods. At the highest level, each piece is marked with the designer's name. In addition to the common geometric flower patterns, there are many themed portrait-type rugs, even the aristocratic daily life scenes, and the three-dimensional embossed weaving process, so complicated. The ultimate craftsmanship is incredible. [Walk tips] Can't bring a bag to enter, there is a place to store at the door. The camera is not allowed to shoot with the camera, but there are very few people, so I recorded some with my mobile phone. There is a gift shop at the exit, in addition to carpets, there are many handmade items! It is highly recommended to buy a miniature [carpet weaving machine], which is very delicate, the price is RMB100-200, A4 paper size, it is very suitable for buying or giving gifts~

Relative to Southeast Asian countries, Iranian tourists are really rare. This may be because everyone has heard the media (especially the Western media) saying that Iran is a dangerous country full of terrorists. In fact, Iran is one of the best countries I have ever been to. Whether it is from the long history of the country or the friendliness of the people, Iran is at the forefront of travel countries. If you have never been to the Middle East, I really recommend that you use Iran as your first stop. The Persian rug is known worldwide for its exquisite craftsmanship, and you can buy quality carpets in the Grand Bazaar in Isfahan. If you want to know more, check out the Iranian National Carpet Museum in Tehran. The famous ancient carpet museum houses more than 5,000 precious carpets collected from all over Iran. The piles of gems, diamonds and rare jewellery in the Tehran National Treasures Museum will surely sway you! The world's largest uncut rubies, the largest pink diamonds and globes made entirely of gems . As a native religion originating from Iran, Yazd is a holy place for worshipping fire. The Silent Tower is the best choice for understanding the burial of the heavens and the sacredness of religion. Follow the camel team in the desert of central Iran (around Yazd), riding a camel to look at the ancient villages in the distance and the abandoned wind towers, leaving the city behind and feeling the feeling of crossing.