Depending on your flight, our representative will meet and greet you; then, you will be transferred to the hotel. There are no activities planned for this day so you have time to get settled. Just remember to talk to your guide about the time you want to start your tour. Overnight Tehran

Day 2: Tehran

We will start our tour with a trip to the heart of history. Our magical tour starts at Mashgh Square, then we head to the National Garden (Baghe-Melli) which is built by the order of Reza Khan. This valuable work is the entrance of Mashgh Square. On the door, we see tiles depicting the capture of Tehran during the coup d’etat of 1299 and the angels of victory and the Cossack soldiers. This entrance is one of the symbols of Tehran. We continue our way to the National Museum of Iran (Iran Bastan Museum). This museum is the first museum in Iran; we see the works related to the civilization of ancient Iran that take your soul thousands of years ago. Now it’s time to go to the Golestan Palace. A palace where tiles have something to say and delicate and amazing mirrors enchant every aspiring tourist. This palace, which has been the crowning place of Iranian rulers for the past century, has many wonders that you should look around for and see the great events that have taken place.

After that, we will go to the Grand Bazaar. Tehran Bazaar does not need to be introduced. This lovely labyrinth corridor hosts a large number of people who come to buy it every day. In addition to shopping, take a look at the top of your head and see its beautiful architecture and tourist attractions, such as Haj Ali Darvish Tea House, and Sabze-Meydan.

I suggest having lunch in one of the Muslim, Sharaf El Islami, or Shamshiri restaurants.

In the afternoon we will go to Nature Bridge. The bridge has a very organic design. The construction of all the appearance and columns of the bridge is inspired by nature. Overnight Tehran

Day 3: Tehran-Kashan

Drive toward Kashan to visit Fin Garden (A UNESCO World Heritage Site) is our first stop; a relaxing and visually impressive Persian garden with water channels all passing through a central pavilion. Then, you will visit Boroujerdi Traditional House and the bazaar, where you can shop and have a cup of tea. Overnight Kashan

Day 4: Kashan-Abyane-Isfahan

In-route to Esfahan, you will visit Abyaneh village. Abyaneh Village( Red Village because of its red soil and houses). Then drive toward Isfahan (Isfahan is half of the World). After eating your lunch and some hour’s rest you will go to visit some of the famous bridges like Sio-se-pol and Khaju. In the evening you can have a very special view of this bridge with the reflection of water from the lights of the bridge. You can drink a cup of tea and listen to guys who are singing and enjoy the nightlife. Overnight Esfahan

Day 5: Isfahan

You will go to start your tour by visiting Imam Square including Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque or Shah Mosque, the most famous thing about this mosque is its circular dome with its extremely beautiful motifs and paintings. You will also visit Ali Qapu Palace. This Palace is one of the unique examples of Safavid palaces that were built in the 11th century AH during the reign of Shah Abbas I. Our tour in Imam square finish by visiting the Qeisarieh Bazaar. There are so many fantastic handicrafts you can buy as a souvenir for your family or friends because Isfahan is known for its handicrafts. We recommend you to have a rest in Chah-e Haj Mirza or Azadegan Tee House, located right outside of the Square. The teahouse, decorated with old pieces of stuff and pictures, is most famous for its atmosphere and collections of antiques. Besides tea and food, you can also taste a special dessert, Dogh (a sour drink) and, Goshfil (a kind of sweat).

In the afternoon, we will go to visit Chehel Sotun Palace, which was built by Shah Abbas to be used for the Shah’s entertainment and receptions. Shah Abbas and his successors received dignitaries and ambassadors, either on the terrace or in one of the stately reception halls. Overnight Isfahan

Day 6: Isfahan

Our tour begins with a trip to the Vank Cathedral, This Cathedral is a masterpiece of architecture in Isfahan. Officially known as the Armenian Cathedral, it that built during the reign of Shah Abbas II. The architecture of this church is a combination of Iranian and Armenian architecture. Inside the church and all the surrounding walls are adorned with oil paintings and gold water in the Iranian style. Some images from the life of Jesus Christ are influenced by Italian painting. Then continue our exploration in Isfahan by visiting Masjed-e Jamé.

In the afternoon we will visit  Hasht Behesht Palace. The other remaining monument of the Safavid Era is Hasht Behesht Palace located on Chahar Bagh Street. In the Persian language, Hasht Behesht used to mean “The Entrance to Heaven” Hasht Behesht Palace was once known as “the most beautiful palace in the world”. Overnight Isfahan

Day 7: Isfahan- Yazd

Moving towards Yazd but our next stop will be in the small town of Na’in, we will visit the beautiful Jame Mosque, Kabootar khane, and, a weaving workshop. Overnight Yazd

Day 8: Yazd

The ancient city of Yazd has valuable and traditional architecture and is the first Mud-brick city in Iran, that is registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Yazd has spectacular architecture and an intact traditional texture. Therefore, it is not surprising that it hosts many tourists.

Today, we will take you to the Tower of Silence or Zoroastrian Tower a tower on a sedimentary mountain called the Castle of Zoroastrians and was a place of worship for the Zoroastrians. It is also the place where the Zoroastrians left their dead bodies to be eaten by animals and birds and returned to the cycle of nature.

Then we will visit Jame Mosque which was built for nearly 100 years over three periods, the mosque was one of the main foundations of the Sassanid government.

The next place is Amir Chakhmaq Square with a collection of monuments and valuable objects. One of the most prominent landmarks in Amir Chakhmaq Square is a tower with tall minarets that remain the most authentic part of the city.

In the afternoon we will visit Dowlat Abad Garden. This huge garden has a special effect at night, let your soul be refreshed. Overnight Yazd

Day 9: Yazd- Shiraz

Next up is Shiraz. En route, you will visit Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage). At night visit Shah-E-Cheragh. Overnight Shiraz

Day 10: Shiraz

After eating your delicious breakfast, you will go to visit Nasir-al-Mulk Mosque (Pink Mosque), when the sun shines on the colored glass of this mosque, its nave becomes colorful and dreamy and it is one of the best places for photography. Then continue our tour in Vakil Complex( Bath, Mosque, Bazaar) where you can find the most attractive and delicious souvenirs of Shiraz. We recommend you to eat your lunch in one of the lovely traditional restaurants, such as the Sharzeh or Ghavam restaurant. ( this way you have a chance to experience Iranian delicious food).

In the evening you will visit the Tombs of Hafez and Saadi (Be sure to try the ice cream shops around Saadi’s tomb and enjoy) and Eram Garden which is one of the most beautiful gardens in Iran. In this historical garden, there are several buildings and a botanical garden. The garden has been registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Overnight Shiraz

Day 11: Shiraz-depart

You will depart the accommodation based on your flight time. We are happy that you will return to your country with good memories.