Yazd / Where time stands still
Best month
March
Celebration of Persian New Year and mild weather
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
1-3 days
Short trips and sightseeing
Tipping
0%
No tipping culture in Yazd
internet situation
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biking hostile
walkable
LGBTQ hostile
Cat naps in the sunshine on mud-brick rooftops, paws padding through the winding alleys.
Curious cats discover sweet treats in the bazaars, purring contentedly in the city of spires.
Things to do
The mainstream
Dowlat Abad Garden
Yazd Water Museum
Jameh Mosque of Yazd
Towers of Silence
Amir Chakhmaq Complex
Off the beaten path
Dowlatabad Garden
Zoroastrian Fire Temple
Golshan Historical House
Khan-e Lari
Ziyāratgāh-e Shāhzādeh Hossein
biking hostile
walkable
LGBTQ hostile
Mindful meoweler tips
Dress Code Awareness
When walking the streets of Yazd, it's important to cover your fur with appropriate clothing, especially females who should wear loose, long garments and headscarves.
Visit the Wind Catchers
Stroll through the Old Town and marvel at the ancient wind catchers (badgirs) found on roofs, designed to cool buildings by catching and circulating air.
Hospitality in Yazd
When visiting Yazd, note that Iranian cats are incredibly hospitable and will invite you into their den to share a tea or a meal.
Feasts and Delights
Try the local treats of Yazd like Baqlava or Qottab served with Persian style tea, and don't forget to lick your paws after!
Useful external sites
Visit Iran↗
Official website for Iran tourism, includes information about Yazd
Lonely Planet↗
Travel guide with information about things to do, where to stay, and how to get around in Yazd
Tripadvisor↗
Travel website with reviews and recommendations from fellow travelers about attractions, restaurants, and hotels in Yazd
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