Alcohol and alcoholic beverages are not sold in any restaurant or store in Iran. Foreign tourists are not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages to Iran.
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Iranians do not eat pork and some seafood such as oyster and octopus. These kinds of food are not sold in any store.
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If are going to Iran as a tourist and you are a man, be careful before shaking hand with the opposite sex. Handshaking with women is regarded as unacceptable ro Iranians. Handshaking is very common only between men and between women. So, you should refrain from touching Iranian Women in Public.
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In some cities of Iran, which are more religious, wedding parties are separated. It means that, in the wedding ceremonies, men and women are in two different halls.
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Ramadan month is important for Muslims. During this month, you must respect to those who are fasting by not eating, drinking, and smoking.
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Cucumber is considered as a kind of fruit!!!!
Cucumbers are used for serving guests along with other fruits.
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Perhaps burning Peganum harmala, commonly called wild rue, is one of the strangest customs of Iran from the point of view of foreign tourists! Iranian people believe that burning dried seeds of this plant is useful for warding off evil and purifying polluted air.
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Respecting others is very important in Iranian culture, so there are many cases of this type of social respect in Iranian culture. One of them is apologizing to the person sitting behind you. When you decide to sit where someone has already sat behind you, they apologize for this and say "Sorry, my
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It is believed that before the arrival of the new year, all the houses and belongings should be clean and decorated.
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Do not forget to try Dizi or Ab Goosht in the beautiful city of Isfahan
Kebab with rice and side dishes
Fasanjan and Ghormeh Sabzi
Tah Chin can also be an excellent option
Oh, you should also consider a significant point before traveling.
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Women are paid less than men as men are considered as the breadwinner of the family.
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Iranians do not hold their ceremony exactly on the same specified day and usually hold the ceremony a few nights before or after the promised day. For example, if a person's birthday falls on a particular day in the middle of the week, they celebrate it on the weekend, which is a holiday.
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When you want to use public transportation within the city, you should know that buses and subways have two separate sections, one for women and another for men. The front of the bus is for men.
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Hijab is mandatory for women. When leaving the house, women must wear a headscarf and Manto.
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There are two currency names in Iran, Toman and Rial. Although the official currency is Rial, but people use Toman for daily trade and business. Rial is ten times Toman.
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