
Qom Qom Province, Iran Travel Guide
Howz-e Soltan salt lake region holds unique ecological value. Respect signs and local guidelines in natural areas.
Recycling is limited. Minimize waste; carry reusable water bottles and shopping bags. Dispose of waste properly in bins.
Iran faces water scarcity. Be mindful of water usage: take shorter showers and don't leave faucets running when not in use.
Contribute to the lasting legacy of Qom's traditions.
Your actions make a positive impression on locals.
Capture memories respectfully and with permission.
Visit holy places with reverence and appropriate behavior.
Choose locally owned guesthouses, restaurants, cafes, and shops to circulate money within the local economy.
Find local eateriesFair trade options include buying directly from artisans in the Grand Bazaar. This directly benefits producers.
Explore local marketsMake choices that support local livelihoods and promote fair practices.
Foster genuine connections that benefit local residents.
Your purchasing choices have a direct impact.
Be aware of the local economic context and make responsible choices.
Direct your generosity for maximum positive impact.
Embrace these principles for a truly rewarding and responsible journey.
Prioritize local goods and services to personally support Qom's economy and traditions.
Engage with an open mind, observe local customs, and seek permission for photos, especially in sacred areas.
Minimize waste, conserve water, and consider lower-carbon transport choices for your journey.
Every decision you make as a traveler leaves a mark. Let it be a positive one that respects Qom's heritage and environment.
Deepen your commitment to responsible travel with these extra insights.
Seek out programs that offer genuine cultural exchange.
In natural areas, observe wildlife from a respectful distance.
Engaging local expertise benefits communities directly.
Choose souvenirs that represent Qom's true craftsmanship.
Support women-owned businesses and initiatives if you can.
Many women run small stalls in the bazaar, selling textiles and traditional crafts.
Some classic guesthouses are managed by women, offering authentic hospitality.
Look for opportunities to experience home-cooked meals through local initiatives, often led by women.
Be aware that foreign nationals are subject to Iranian law. Ignorance of the law is not a defense. Exercise prudence and adhere to all local regulations.
Your responsible travel choices help keep Qom and beautiful.