Dos:

• When you enter shops, remember to say "salaam".
  
• The Iranian people consider it polite when you refuse food when you no longer need to eat.
• Being on time can score you some major points with the people of Tehran. In Iranian culture, it is considered rude to make people wait.
• Greet only the members of the same sex either by shaking hands or with a kiss. 
• Bring sunscreen to not get sunburnt!
• Consider buying a headscarf.

Donts:

• Do not engage in public displays of affection in Tehran
  
• Using your left hand to eat a meal is considered rude, so keep that in mind.
• Asking for "Sheesha" in Tehran could be considered rude as the word is associated with crystal meth. Instead, try asking for "Qalyon".
• Keep in mind to not bring alcohol or drugs when you visit Iran.
• As a more conservative country, try not to mention any offensive topics.
• Don’t drink tap water.

It might be safer than anything to say that Tehran is a city that never sleeps. The best thing about the night life in Tehran is that it is able to cater to different types of crowds with the utmost ease. If you are a backpacker or are travelling with a group of your friends, then places like the Hipster Cafe, Artists Park, or Bam-E-Tehran might just be some of the best places for hanging out. 

On the contrary, if you are someone who likes to have fun while also being able to talk to the folks around you, then places like the Azari Tea House, Si tir Street, or Darband might be the best bet for you

• The Grand Bazaar: is a must visit for anyone who loves shopping to their heart's content. The Labyrinthian structure of the place is one that leaves everyone in awe. Full of shops, you can find everything you're looking for.
• National Museum of Iran: Filled with artefacts and treasures from about 30,000 years ago, one can find beautiful things like pottery, coins, tools from the stone age and the like.
• Golestan Palace: The 19th century palace, an abode to the Qajar Royals, consists of 17 structures as a whole. It includes a museum, throne rooms, reception halls, and a wonderfully maintained garden.

1.Enjoy the view of Tehran from Bam-E-Tehran

Bam-E-Tehran essentially translates to "Roof of Tehran". Situated on the Alborz mountains, it is an ideal place to enjoy some fresh aair and the breathtaking view that it has to offer. If you are hungry, there are plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby for you to indulge yourself in some good food. 

2. Hike on mount Tochal:

Darband, an old village that is located to the north of Saab Abad Garden, is an extremely popular place for tourists to visit during the summers. The Darband river that passes through this village leads you to the beginning of a hiking trail that leads you to Mount Tochal. From the mountain itself, one can witness an awe-inspiring view of the city of Tehran. 

3, Visit the nature bridge:

The Nature Bridge is a 270-meter bridge in Tehran that happens to be the largest overpass for pedestrians that was ever built in the capital city of Iran. Connecting the Taleghani and the Abo-Atash Parks, the design of the bridge itself has won many awards. The bridge offers an amazing view of the city of Tehran from all angles.

Getting soveniers are a part of every traveller's agenda. So picking the right kind of souvenirs that reflect the true essence of a particular country or city is of the utmost importance. There are a few things in particular that you can take home from this amazing city.

• For the foodies in your life, shop to your heart's content at the various spice shops located across the city. From Persian nougat, to sohan, to pistachios, and to saffron, the city is a foodie's heaven.
• For people who love shopping for clothes and shoes, Tehran is a hub for handmade clothes and the popular Giveh, which is a type of traditional and handmade footwear. 
• Enamel work or Minakari work is something that is used to decorate plates, vases, and various other items. Available in beautiful floral and geometric patterns, the work can more often than not be seen in various shades of blues. 
• It will not come as a surprise for you to know that pottery has a long history with the country's heritage. One can easily find colourful pottery across the various markets that the city plays host to, so don't forget to pick something up for yourself too.