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Tehran subway map pdf Continue Download the Tehran Metro Map Pdf of Iran's capital, Tehran, is a huge crowded city in which traffic jams, especially during rush hour, have become an everyday thing. The main means of public transport in the city are the Tehran Metro whose pdf map (developed by our hostel in Tehran) cabin to be loaded on the links above as well as Tehran BRT buses. Both get really crowded during rush hour and you have to push your way in and out of the carriages. So if you are a foreign tourist riding the Tehran Metro between 7-9am or 5-7pm and your train has reached your destination and you think by saying some good excuse me the Iranian people will open the way for you, you are absolutely wrong. We're going to have to force yourself out! And believe me, the people you're pushing won't mind. They know that's how it works. Please don't believe me wrong here, people from all the cities in Iran are super nice and tell you the truth, friendly and kind people in Iran are the main reason that most foreign tourists who come here fall in love with this country and swear that they will return for a second or third trip. Anyway, the map we provided here is very special because it comes with a list of tourist attractions in Tehran and other places you may need to go according to their distance from the subway stations. It's easy to use; first, read the numbered items in the bottom left corner, select the destination, and then find the number on the map. We will soon load the Tehran BRT Bus Line Map, as well as a very detailed text on Tehran metro lines and major stations. 2/25/2018 10:17:32 AM farasat ali mir on 5/12/2018 salam I want to go from Imam Khomieni International Airport to Shah Abdul Azim shrine pls tell me how I can Administrator: Thank you Dear farasat Ali World Comment code: 6666Salam! Thank you so much for contacting us. You can book a taxi in www.irantts.com by choosing Special Taxi Tab services. Kind Regards Make your trip to Iran as convenient as possible by pre-booking our transport services. Book a taxi at the airport; Your plane, train or even bus tickets in Iran; ... Book unforgettable tours all over Iran and take your holiday in this beautiful country. Book off-road tours, desert excursions, ski tours, city tours... Book a bed/room online at a network of seven hostels in Iran. Seven Hostel in Tehran is not only the most Poplar hostel in Tehran, but also in the whole country. Located next to the amazing Jame Mosque, the Ibne Sina Hotel in Isfahan is an excellent accommodation option in this historic city in Iran. ©Copy sevenHostels Group Download Tehran Metro Map Pdf Tehran Metro has a long history of construction and inauguration. Project under implementation before the 1979 revolution, but was delayed due to the unrest and chaos of the revolution and the paralyzing consequences of the consequences catastrophic war with Iraq. Planning and construction of the metro in Tehran was resumed after the end of the war and, finally, the first of many lines of the Tehran metro began to operate in 1999. As with the BRT Tehran map, the most updated version of the Tehran Metro map (Tehran Metro Map 2017) is available online in JPG and PDF formats. There are many Tehran metro maps for free to download in PDF, but you are advised to download one designed by our Tehran hostel (link above). The first metro maps in Tehran showed only two lines, but four more lines were later added. Tehran metro stations each have a theme usually related to the name of the station, and these unique themes are addressed when building each station. The red line that connects Tajrish Sq. to the north with Kahrizak in the south has 29 stops and is the busiest line in Tehran's subway. It separates five stations with other lines where passengers can change lines and head to their destination in the east and west. The second blue line connecting Sadeghieh Sq. west to Farhangsara station in the northeast has 22 stops and is the second longest line in the Tehran metro. Line3 (light blue line) starting from Gaem station will take you from northeast to southwest and pass through 23 stations until it reaches Azadegan. In the west, the yellow line connects Ekbatan with Shahid Kolahduz in the Far East and transports passengers through 22 stations. The Fifth Line is the only line outside Tehran, carrying thousands of passengers from Karaj to Tehran and vice versa. The green line ends in Sadegia, which is the first station of the blue line. We miss the 6th Line, which is still under construction, and go to Purple Line 7, which is more than 14 miles long and connects north of Tehran to Takti Stadium in the east. Currently, only eight stations out of 26 are operational. The last line is probably the most important for foreign tourists as it connects with the Imam Khomeini Airport, your landing site in Tehran. Shown with a different shade of red, this line is an offshoot of the first line and is the only metro line in Tehran that is open 24 hours. This complex network of stations, lines and colors may seem too complicated for many, but once you start your journey in the Tehran metro you will easily find your way and will come across a lot of people who want to speak English and lead you to your destination. But to stay on the safe side, we recommend you get the latest version of the Tehran metro map. The new version of the subway map, available online in pdf and jpg, includes names and minor descriptions of each station. If you are not interested in using the metro and would like to use the city buses of Tehran, we recommend you map of Tehran's buses. As for Iranian buses heading from Tehran, moving across the country, Iran's Tourist Transport Service has been catering to the needs of travelers for years. 2/25/2018 10:09:32 On Imam Khomeini Square, The Western Line 2 intersects with Line 1, which runs from north to south. The first 10 km stretch was opened in August 2001. The second phase from Darvazeh-Dowlat to Mirdamada (7 km, 8 stations) was opened in March 2002, and another 5 km of the site was added in October 2002. The line was then extended south to the Imam Shrine, and the intermediate stations were opened in stages. The former branch from Shahed to Shahr-e-Aftab was extended in 2017 to the airport; The airport's 31-kilometre express shuttle was originally called Line 8, but is currently shown as part of Line 1; this branch should be extended west to Parand (approximately 18 km). 28-08-2001: Ali Abad - Darwazeh Daulat (10 km) 18-03-2002: Darvazeh Dawlat - Mirdamad (7 km) 23-10-2002: Ali Abad - Shahr-i-Rey (7 km) 5 km) xx-03-2003: Shahr-e-Rey - Haram-e-Motahar (Holy Temple of Imam) (except intermediate stations) 31-05-2009: Mirdamad - Golkhak 31-01-2010: Golkhak - Gate Aria (excluding Intermediate Station) 31-07-2010: Shahid Sadr Station 21-07-2011: Haram-i-Motahar - Kahrizak 19-02-2012: Gaterier - Tajrish 18-04-2016: Shahed - Shahr-e-Aftab (4 km) 07-08-2017: Shahr-e-Aftab - Imam Homini IKIA International Airport (26.2 km) Renamed stations: Khazaneh zgt; (2016) Shahid Bokharai; Bagershahr (2017) Palayesga; Shahe (2017) Shahid - Bagershahr This article can be expanded by text translated from the relevant article in Persian. (August 2012) Click show important translation instructions. View the machine version of the Persian article. Machine translation, such as DeepL or Google Translate, is a useful starting point for translations, but translators should review errors as needed and confirm that the translation is accurate, rather than simply copying machine text to English Wikipedia. Don't translate text that seems unreliable or substandard. If possible, show the text with references in a foreign language article. You must provide a copyright attribution in the editing summary accompanying your translation by providing a link to the source of your translation. The attribution model to edit LocaleTehran, IranTransitﻣﺘﺮو ﺗﻬﺮانtemplate to the conversation page. For more advice, visit Wikipedia: Translation. Tehran MetroA train at the Shahr-and-Rey Metro StationOverviewNative name ﻣﺘﺮو ﺗﻬﺮان see your story for appropriation. You should also add a Translation ;ﻣﺘﺮو ﺗﻬﺮان:summary Content in this editing translates from the existing Persian Wikipedia article to :fa typeRapid transit/metro (lines 1-4, 6-7) Suburban rail (line 5)Number of lines7 active linesManus stations117 (metro) zgt;128 (total) Urban and Suburban Rail Company (TUSRC)Number of vehicles1,254-4-TechnicalSystem long149.1 km (92.6 miles) (metro)97.7 km (60.7 miles) (suburban)246.8 km (1 53 0.4 miles) (total) 5-Track gauge1.435 mm (4 feet 8 1⁄2 in) a standard map of romanticized: Metro-ion Tehran) is a fast transit system serving Tehran, capital of Iran. It is the largest metro system in the Middle East. It is also one of the busiest subways in the Middle East. The system is owned and operated by the Tehran City and Suburban Railway. It consists of 6 operating metro lines (and an additional ,ﻣﺘﺮو ﺗﻬﺮان :the Tehran Metro sensor system (Persian commuter rail line), construction is underway on three lines, including the western extension of Line 4, Line 6 and The North and East Extension Line 7.
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