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Iran Educational Tour
“Let learning be a journey, travel to Iran and explore all the wonders this country holds”
Why travel as a student?
Although there is never a bad time to see the world, traveling when you’re a student is particularly different for many reasons. Trip abroad during high school develops independence, maturity, gaining developing critical intercultural communication skills and courage.
Students of all ages can travel to our country to experience our hospitality, rich culture, UNESCO world heritage sites and…
Tours are a fantastic way to travel as a student. Your safety and having a rich experience are our top priorities, although you have plenty of freedom. We’re passionate about helping students live their dream.
Joining us means you’re sure to see some stunning sights, beautiful monuments, heartwarming memorials and engage deeply with local life. You will Experience old architecture, Take a good look at mighty desert, beautiful cities historical monuments, amazing villages, participate in the parties and try to learn how to cook delicious Iranian food.
At student trips, we ensure the best possible quality at the best possible prices, to the best places. Our trips have been designed in such a way that money or quality will never ruin your trip, when travelling with us you can explore, experience.
We understand how being a student comes with BIG dreams and small budgets and we will help you live your dream at unbelievable prices. We’ll give you advice on what to do to achieve your dreams with the best possible price. We always have discounts for students whether on flights, hotels, cars, or tours.
Iran is a fantastic destination for Art and architecture students, Linguistics and History students.
Undoubtedly, you will experience a memorable journey.
Our expert’s team can offer you advice about all the itineraries we feature, ensuring you get the most out of your educational tour to Iran.
To find out more about all the student trips to Iran, get in touch with one of our travel experts. We will be happy to help you.
Architectural History & Philosophy | Building Performance & Technology
Iran is a country with a rich history and fantastic architectural buildings so it is a fascinating destination for architecture students. Ornamental tiles and clever engineering masterpieces show the power of Iranian architecture for centuries. It has unique mosques and desert cities, and in short, the breadth and diversity of Iranian historical architecture are amazing.
Nasir Al-Molk Mosque in Shiraz, which looks like a jewelry box. This is a masterpiece of nineteenth-century architecture. Apart from its opaque and beautiful windows, it owes its fame to its exceptional tiling. It is known as the Pink Mosque. Its rose-colored tiles make the interior space more pleasant.
Persepolis, this ancient city is the capital of the Achaemenid dynasty and a prominent example of the architecture of that period. Ancient remains show the presence of this city until 515 BC. Giant buildings and giant sculptures show the fidelity of the ancients to the ancient Iranian architecture.
Shah-Cheragh, A shrine leftover from the fourteenth century that has been repeatedly rebuilt for reasons such as earthquakes and structural damage; But none of these interventions affect the feeling you get when you enter it.
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan, this mosque has been known as a masterpiece of Safavid architecture since the 17th century and owes its fame to its amazing tiling and complex building and parts of it where the feeling of purity is well felt.
Jame Mosque in Isfahan This pleasant mosque, which is said to be the oldest shrine in Iran, has been built in the form of four-porch architecture.
It has been under constant reconstruction during the 7th to 20th centuries AD. In 2012, it was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Arg-E- Bam (Bam Citadel), located in Kerman province, is another UNESCO World Heritage Site of Iran. Bam Citadel is the largest brick building in the world and dates back to 2000 years ago and the time of the Parthian Empire.
