Dress code:

In Iran, Sharia laws exist, but they are not strictly adhered to by the majority. For men, a notable restriction is the prohibition of wearing shorts. Women face more intricate guidelines, requiring them to conceal their curves and cover their hair. However, the enforcement of these rules has seen an unofficial relaxation since the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement gained momentum from September 2022. Brave women and men continue to champion their basic human rights, pushing back against the stringent norms.

Display of Love 

Apart from that, public displays of affection are not permitted. However, while kissing or hugging your partner or friend in public might not pose a life-threatening issue, it's advisable not to go too far! :)

No Alcohol 

Additionally, alcohol is not officially permitted, despite the fact that it is easily obtained on the black market and that Residents do drink frequently! actually, Iran has a high rate of consumption of alcohol so if you are ready to try strong Homemade alcohol you might have access to it easily by locals! 

Internet restrictions

As you may know, the internet in Iran is controlled, thus many websites and social media including Facebook, YouTube, Telegram, Instagram, and WhatsApp are prohibited. so crazy, ha? 

To access these websites and social media, you'll need a (VPN), which you can get from an internet café or almost all people around you because almost everybody is using that despite its prohibition.

But isn't using a VPN illegal? 

Yes, using a VPN is illegal, yet everyone in Iran does, and the only individuals who get punished for doing so are those who use the internet to organize rallies against the regime.