
Yazd Province Iran Travel Guide
Lp or Bradt (if updated) cover Iran, including Yazd.
Find at hotels, guesthouses, or visitor information centers.
Seek updated versions for cultural context across Iran.
Detailed guidebooks solely for Yazd may be limited.
Available at information centers with maps and local details.
An epic poem on old Persian mythology and history.
A memoir offering contemporary cultural context.
A past account of ancient Persia from a traditionalal perspective.
Spiritual traditions from desert environments resonate with Yazd's setting.
Persian newspapers glimpse daily life.
Police: 110, Ambulance: 115, Emergency Fire services: 125. These numbers are nationwide in Iran.
Large hospitals in Yazd include Shahid Sadoughi Hospital and Afshar Hospital. Hotel staff provide directions.
Report to local police (110) immediately for a record. Contact your country''s foreign office in Tehran for guidance.
Research Iranian culture, history, and current events.
Understand the Rial/Toman system to avoid confusion.
Familiarize yourself with local etiquette and dress code requirements.
For accessing many international web pages and social media platforms (WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.) that are blocked in Iran, a VPN is important. Get and configure your VPN BEFORE you arrive in Iran.
Start through a reputable Iranian travel agency for longer processing times.
Secure international and domestic flights (IKA, AZD). Early booking means better prices.
Popular traditional b&bs get reserved quickly; book well in advance.
Solidify your day-by-day plan for Yazd and other cities.
Google Maps, Maps.me, Google Translate (Persian pack).
Confirm your VPN operates before departure.
Lock doors/windows, sort out mail delivery/pet care, pay what you owe due during your trip.
Exchange some Rials or have USD/EUR cash ready. Print all reservations.
Reconfirm flights, charge all electronics, inform family/friends of itinerary.