After arriving at the airport, your guide will wait there for you, along the way you will get to know your guide and coordinate with him/her about the time you would prefer to start your tour. After some hours of rest at your hotel, you will go to visit Golestan Palace (Every Tile of this palace, with its stunning mirrors, will surprise you. 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.) then you will go to the Tehran bazaar One of the most important economic sectors in Iran is the Tehran Grand Bazaar, which is considered one of the most important historical monuments of Iran in terms of history and architecture. Because the architecture of the entire Tehran bazaar has always been changing throughout history, it is not possible to attribute a specific architectural style to it, and due to various renovations and the addition of new parts, the architecture of this structure has changed a lot over time.

Do not forget to eat your lunch in the Moslem restaurant.

In the evening you will go to visit Milad tower (Tehran Milad Tower is the tallest Iranian tower and the sixth tallest telecommunication tower in the northwestern part of Tehran. The height of the Milad Tower is 435 meters.) Overnight Tehran

Day 2: Tehran- Kashan-Isfahan

Leaving Tehran behind. In-route to Isfahan, we will have a short stop in Kashan, a city full of mystery and beauty. We will begin our tour by visiting Fin Garden (A UNESCO World Heritage Site), a relaxing and visually impressive Persian garden with water channels all passing through a central pavilion. Then drive toward Isfahan (Isfahan is Half the World). If you are not tired, you can go to visit some of the famous bridges like Sio-Se-pol and Khajou. In the evening, you can have a special view of these bridges with the reflection of water. People usually gather around the bridge and have ceremonies on special occasions. You can drink a cup of tea and listen to guys who are singing and enjoy the nightlife. Overnight Isfahan

Day 3: 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 4: Isfahan- Persepolis-Shiraz

On the morning of day4, we will leave the hotel and drive toward Shiraz.

En route, we will visit one of the world’s architectural masterpieces, Persepolis (UNESCO World Heritage site; built-in 550-33 BC) and Apadana Palace, which is one of the most beautiful and oldest palaces in Persepolis. The palace was used to celebrate the Nowruz celebrations and to receive representatives of the monarchies. Thatcher Palace or Darius Palace is located southwest of Apadana Palace and is one of the first buildings in Persepolis. The central hall, also known as the Hall of Mirrors, has 12 columns in three rows. Overnight Shiraz

Day 5: Shiraz- At the airport (No accommodation)

Today you are very welcome in Shiraz.

Shiraz is known as the city of poets, wine, and gardens.

First, you will go to visit the Karmikhani complex – Karim Khan Zand, the founder of the Zand dynasty who chose Shiraz as his capital. Then, you will 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 afternoon, you will visit the Hafez Tombs 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

Late in the evening, your guide will transfer you to Shiraz International Airport according to your flight time.