photo of British citizens who traveled to Iran


There is a madrasa (Islamic seminary) on the corner to the southeast of the Imam Mosque named Naseriyeh, which was built in the late reign of the first Safavid king (Shah Abbas I) or in the early reign of Shah Safi but with regard to available epigraphs, its tiling and inscriptions go back to the reign of the second Safavid king (Shah Abbas II).

Every day, we meet numerous foreign people whom we talk to about their point of view about Iran and their messages to people. This is a photo of British citizens who traveled to Iran despite the many bad news and images portrayed by European media about Iran.

We had a nice and informative talk with each other in Naseriyeh Islamic seminary.

They asked their questions for us and we answered them.

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“This was my first time traveling to Iran and it is a truly beautiful country with kind people. This Naseriyeh school also had a good conversation program for tourists. I recommend everyone to travel to Iran.”
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