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A capital city rich with history and culture Beijing blends iconic monuments like the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven with modern districts, traditional hutongs, and diverse food scenes. Exploring requires navigating extensive metro lines and large urban spaces. Travel with eSIM for China to access maps, use translation tools, book attractions, and stay connected as you uncover the depth of China’s historic capital.

Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is Iran’s most important seasonal celebration, marking the spring equinox in March. Families deep-clean homes, set the symbolic haft-sin table, buy fresh flowers and new clothes, then visit relatives and exchange sweets over several festive days. Public parks fill with picnics, and traditional music and dance appear in city squares. For visitors, travelling around Nowruz offers a vivid glimpse of Iranian hospitality, renewal rituals and living heritage.

Isfahan captivates travellers with its grand Naqsh-e Jahan Square, blue-tiled mosques, Safavid palaces and bustling bazaars framed by mountain silhouettes. Often called “half the world,” the city combines monumental architecture with leafy boulevards and historic bridges over the Zayandeh River. Visitors linger in teahouses, shop for miniatures and carpets, and watch families strolling in the evenings, experiencing a refined, welcoming atmosphere that showcases Iran’s artistic and architectural golden age.