But there are points to know and consider before traveling to Iran:
Getting Dressed in Iran
As you probably know, Iran has its dress code. You may have heard of the hijab, scarf, chador, and Manto in Iran. But do not worry and do not mix up the Islamic Republic of Iran with Saudi Arabia. You may have seen a lot of images of women in Iran, wearing a chador, and long black outer cloth, but note that the chador is not compulsory and just a simple scarf is enough for you.
In most of the metropolises of Iran, especially Tehran, you’ll frequently encounter girls and women who wear a loose scarf for fashion! So you should have gotten that the hijab is not such a frightening theme.
Thus, think positively and think of coming to Iran as an opportunity to make a collection of colorful scarves. You can wear quite colorful clothing in Iran.