Kermanshah Kermanshah Province, Iran Travel Guide
Kermanshah Shahid Ashrafi Airport (KSH) is the main airport. It mainly handles domestic flights.
KSH is a smaller domestic airport. Facilities are basic.
Domestic flight prices are relatively stable. Prices increase around national holidays (Nowruz) and high travel seasons (summer). Booking in advance is recommended.
International travelers fly into Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKA). From IKA, a domestic flight (typically with a transfer to THR) to KSH, or travel by land.
KSH has a few small shops, cafes, and prayer rooms. Taxi stands are outside. Currency exchange and SIM card facilities may be limited. Handle these needs in the city.
One of the main Iranian airlines operating domestic flights to KSH.
A prominent private Iranian airline serving Kermanshah.
Another Iranian carrier with directions to Kermanshah Shahid Ashrafi Airport.
Kermanshah connects to the Iranian railway network.
Iran has an excellent and affordable long-distance bus network.
Self-driving is not recommended for most international tourists.
Iran has a relatively high rate of road accidents.
Plan your departure with the same care as your arrival for a smooth transition.
Basic services are available for departing travelers.
Early arrival at airports for security and immigration. Essential for stress-free travel.
Confirm any potential exit fees with your airline or tour operator before your international departure.
Stay informed about local transportation schedules, especially during holidays, to avoid delays.
Kermanshah city does not have a metro or tram system. Buses are the main form of public transportation.
Deciphering bus routes can be challenging without Persian language skills.
Official, licensed taxis are typically yellow or green. Drivers often would rather negotiate fares. Agree on fare before starting journey. Cash only.
Common for set routes between main squares. Drivers call out destinations. Flag down on street. Share with 2-3 passengers. Economical.
Snapp and Tap30 are popular. Similar to Uber, non-negotiable prices, payment without cash options (pre-loaded credit), GPS tracking. Local SIM card needed.
Public transportation infrastructure in Kermanshah has limited accessibility for travelers with mobility challenges. Buses typically lack ramps or designated spaces for wheelchairs.
