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 journey begins at Mashgh Square, then we head to the National Garden (Bagh-e Melli), built by the order of Reza Khan. This remarkable structure serves as the entrance to Mashgh Square. On its grand gate, you can admire the beautiful tiles depicting the capture of Tehran during the coup d’état of 1299, along with the angels of victory and Cossack soldiers — a masterpiece that stands as one of Tehran’s most iconic symbols.

Next, we continue to the National Museum of Iran (Iran Bastan Museum) — the very first museum in the country. Here, you’ll witness magnificent artifacts that tell the story of ancient Iranian civilization, taking your imagination thousands of years back in time.

Now it’s time to explore the Golestan Palace, where every tile has a story to tell and every mirror dazzles the eyes of every visitor. This stunning palace, the coronation site of Iranian kings for over a century, is filled with wonders that reflect the grandeur of Persia’s royal history.

Afterward, we’ll head to the Grand Bazaar, a lively maze that needs no introduction. Its endless corridors are alive with color, fragrance, and energy — a place where locals come daily to trade, shop, and connect. Don’t forget to look up and admire the beautiful architecture above you, and make sure to visit hidden gems like Haj Ali Darvish Tea House and Sabze Meydan.

For lunch, we recommend one of Tehran’s famous traditional restaurants — Moslem, Sharaf El Islami, or Shamshiri — to enjoy a truly authentic Persian meal.

In the afternoon, we’ll visit the spectacular Nature Bridge, a modern architectural masterpiece inspired by nature itself. Its organic design and panoramic city views make it the perfect spot to end the day. Overnight in Tehran.

Day 3: Tehran-Kashan

We will drive toward Kashan, and our first stop will be the magnificent Fin Garden — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This peaceful and visually stunning Persian garden is a masterpiece of harmony, where crystal-clear water channels flow gracefully through the central pavilion, creating a sense of calm and balance.

Next, we’ll visit the elegant Boroujerdi Traditional House, a true gem of Persian architecture known for its intricate stucco, paintings, and wind towers. Afterward, we’ll explore the lively bazaar of Kashan, where you can stroll through its charming alleys, shop for local handicrafts, and enjoy a warm cup of Persian tea. Overnight in Kashan.

Day 4: Kashan-Abyane-Isfahan

On the way to Isfahan, we will stop at the charming Abyaneh Village, also known as the “Red Village” due to its red clay houses and soil — a living museum of Persian culture and tradition.

Then, we continue our journey to Isfahan, famously called “Half of the World.” After lunch and a short rest, we’ll visit some of the city’s most iconic bridges, including Si-o-se-pol and Khaju. In the evening, enjoy a magical view of the bridges as their lights reflect on the river. Sip a cup of tea, listen to local musicians, and soak in the lively atmosphere of Isfahan at night. Overnight in Isfahan.

Day 5: Isfahan

Start your day in Imam Square, the heart of Isfahan, visiting the stunning Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque or Shah Mosque. Admire the mosque’s famous circular dome, adorned with incredibly intricate motifs and paintings that leave every visitor in awe.

Next, explore Ali Qapu Palace, a unique example of Safavid architecture built in the 11th century AH during Shah Abbas I’s reign. End your tour of Imam Square at the vibrant Qeisarieh Bazaar, where you can browse beautiful Persian handicrafts — perfect souvenirs for family and friends.

Take a relaxing break at Chah-e Haj Mirza or Azadegan Tea House, located right outside the square. These teahouses are filled with antique decor and have a charming atmosphere. Alongside traditional Persian tea and snacks, don’t miss tasting local specialties like Dogh (a refreshing sour drink) and Goshfil (a sweet pastry).

In the afternoon, visit Chehel Sotun Palace, built by Shah Abbas for royal entertainment and receptions. Explore its elegant terrace and grand reception halls, where dignitaries and ambassadors were once welcomed. Overnight in Isfahan

Day 6: Isfahan

Our day in Isfahan begins with a visit to the magnificent Vank Cathedral, a true architectural masterpiece. Officially known as the Armenian Cathedral, it was built during the reign of Shah Abbas II. The cathedral’s design is a harmonious blend of Iranian and Armenian architecture, with walls and ceilings adorned with intricate oil paintings and gold decorations. Some artworks depicting the life of Jesus Christ are influenced by Italian painting, making the interior truly mesmerizing.

Next, continue your exploration by visiting the historic Masjed-e Jame, one of the city’s oldest and most remarkable mosques.

In the afternoon, discover Hasht Behesht Palace, a remaining jewel of the Safavid Era, located on Chahar Bagh Street. Its name in Persian means “The Entrance to Heaven,” and it was once celebrated as “the most beautiful palace in the world.” Explore its elegant halls, gardens, and intricate decorations for a glimpse into royal life centuries ago. Overnight in Isfahan.

Day 7: Isfahan- Yazd

As we journey towards Yazd, our next stop is the charming town of Na’in. Here, we will explore the beautiful Jame Mosque, the historic Kabootar Khane (pigeon towers), and a traditional weaving workshop, where you can witness local artisans at work and learn about their centuries-old craft. Overnight in Yazd.

Day 8: Yazd

Yazd, the first mud-brick city in Iran and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famous for its traditional architecture and remarkably preserved cityscape. Its unique beauty attracts visitors from all over the world.

Today, we will visit the Tower of Silence (Zoroastrian Tower), perched on a sedimentary mountain. This sacred site was historically used by Zoroastrians for rituals, where bodies were respectfully returned to nature, completing the cycle of life. Next, explore the historic Jame Mosque, built over nearly 100 years across three periods, serving as a cornerstone of the Sassanid government. Then, visit Amir Chakhmaq Square, a landmark of Yazd with its tall minarets and stunning collection of monuments that showcase the city’s authenticity and charm.

In the afternoon, relax in the serene Dowlat Abad Garden, a magnificent space that feels magical at night and refreshes the soul. Overnight in 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 a delicious breakfast, start your day at the stunning Nasir al-Mulk Mosque (Pink Mosque). When sunlight filters through its colorful glass, the mosque transforms into a dreamy and vibrant space — one of the most photogenic spots in Iran.

Next, explore the Vakil Complex, including its historic bath, mosque, and bazaar, where you can shop for the most beautiful and delicious souvenirs of Shiraz. For lunch, we recommend one of the charming traditional restaurants, such as Sharzeh or Ghavam, for a true taste of Iranian cuisine.

In the evening, visit the poetic Tombs of Hafez and Saadi — don’t miss the local ice cream shops near Saadi’s tomb. Finally, stroll through the enchanting Eram Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring historic buildings, lush botanical gardens, and tranquil pathways — one of the most beautiful gardens in Iran. Overnight in 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.