Day1: Tehran

Welcome to the city of never-ending motion, the capital of Iran. Our friendly representative will be at the airport to greet you as soon as you enter the arrivals area and you will be driven to your hotel. The rest of the day is completely yours. Overnight Tehran

Day2: Tehran

After breakfast, meet your private tour guide and enjoy Tehran sightseeing by visiting Golestan Palace.

Imagine that at a short distance from the street, which is full of noise and bustle, you step into the Golestan complex,

There is no more noise and now there is only the sound of rushing water, the cool breeze, and the sound of birds. It is as if time has turned back and the residents of this palace are still alive, life is still going on. This palace is considered a unique example of architecture and decorations that you cannot find anywhere else. This palace, which is more than 440 years old, was one of the main residences of the Qajar kings. In a corner of this palace, the Shamsul Emara mansion stands tall. This mansion, which was once a symbol of Tehran, was built by Nasereddin Shah after his return from a trip in the style of European tall buildings, and a clock was placed on top of it, which was a gift from Queen Victoria to Naseruddin Shah. Then you will go to visit One of the most important economic sectors in Iran is the Tehran Grand Bazaar.

One of the characteristics of this market is the existence of different businesses. Carpet weaving is one of the oldest and most authentic arts among Iranians. As the oldest carpet in the world is considered to be an Iranian work belonging to the Achaemenid period. Another part of this market is its restaurants, and today you are going to have a delicious lunch in one of them.

Note: For lunch, I recommend you test Chelo Kabab Koobideh. Without a doubt, Cheloo Kebab is the most famous Iranian dish. Chelo kebab is usually served with grilled tomatoes, saffron rice, dough, and fresh vegetables. Sometimes they eat kubide with bread instead of rice.

Note: There are many options you can choose to see, But please tell me if you would like to change or add other sightseeing. 

Day3: Tehran- Kashan

Leaving Tehran and driving toward Kashan. Kashan is one of the most beautiful cities. This city has a background of over 7000 years. In the Safavid era, Kashan was one of the most important cities in Iran. One of the most special rituals and ceremonies of Kashan is Golab Giri (Rose Water Festival). If you travel to this city in May or June, I suggest you see this ceremony. The most popular souvenirs are Baklava, Haji Badum, Cookies, Pashmak, Muhammadi’s Flower Bud, Carpets, and Rugs.

To get rid of the tiredness of the road, we will drink Saffron juice which is popular in Kashan, and start our tour.

As soon you arrive you will go to visit Fin Garden, this garden is a superior example of Iranian garden architecture and has been registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List. What is most noticeable in this garden is the presence of water and trees. They are the living and attractive elements of this place, and they have been able to create an interesting space along with the buildings of the complex. One of the most important elements in the design of this garden is to maintaining symmetry.

Note: For lunch, we recommend you try Sumac Juice Meatballs. ingredients include minced meat, chickpea flour, onions, and sumac. This kind of meatball tastes sour-sweet and is served with either bread or rice.

Boroujerdi Traditional House is our second stop. This house was built about 130 years ago during the Qajar dynasty. Because the owner of the house imported goods from Boroujerd and was in contact with the merchants of this city, he became known as Mr. Hassan Boroujerdi and that’s why the house is known as Boroujerd’s House. Then you will visit Bazaar and Soltan Amir Ahmad Bath. Overnight Kashan

Day4: Kashan-Abyane

In the morning we leave Kashan and drive toward the red village of Abyaneh.

Abyaneh is a scenic and pleasant place that has a favorable natural position and a historical history of four thousand years.

You’ll walk in the lanes on the hillside of the magnificent mountains and enjoy red-stepped homes with mud-brick, wooden doors, and windows. Men and women still wear local costumes and keep the old and traditional texture of the village alive.

During the Safavid period, when Safavid kings went to Natanz for summer, many of their relatives and courtiers preferred to stay in this village. Overnight Abyane

Note: If you are taking photos of people first get permission.

Day5: Abyane-Isfahan

In the morning drive toward Isfahan. It’s about two-hour driving. 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 evening, If you are not tired, you can go to visit some of the famous bridges like Sio-Se-pol and Khajou., you can have a special view of these bridges 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 Isfahan

Day6: Isfahan

Travel to the Safavid era!

Naqsh Jahan Square in Isfahan is one of the most famous architectural structures and historical monuments of Iran, which is also known as Shah Abbas Square. Around this square, you can see the architectural art of the Safavid period.

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is considered as one of the seven unknown wonders and the most spectacular structures in the world.

Ali Qapu Mansion was the tallest building of the Safavid era. This mansion is considered one of the most beautiful historical buildings left from the Safavid era. Shah Abbas I of Safavid, to show the power and glory of his government, ordered the construction of the Ali Qapu Mansion.

We walk into Kayseri market and see a combination of history, culture, and art.

Note: In addition to the main sites, you will have other options to see or do on Isfahan

Option 1: Beauty Time

if you would like to be Familiar with a variety of beauty care services (skin, hair, or nail care.), We can arrange a visit for you and an opportunity to experience high-quality products in a luxurious and comfortable atmosphere.

Option 2: picnic

we can Enjoy a picnic in one of Iran’s women’s-only parks, one of the few places women can enjoy the sunshine without a hijab.

Option 3: Shopping Time

If you want to visit the Malls of Isfahan and do some shopping, your guide can plan a shopping tour for you.

Day7: Isfahan-Yazd

Drive to Yazd by Visiting Meybod and its historical attractions including Narin Castle, caravanserai, an ice house, and a pigeon tower. They have a short stop to visit the third oldest mosque in Iran: the Jame Mosque of Nain. Overnight Yazd

Day8: Yazd

having breakfast prepared with local produce. Let’s go for a walk to see the Yazdi people and their lifestyles. This city has recently been inscribed by UNESCO.

First, we will go to visit the Tower of Silence or Zoroastrian Tower is 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 which shines in the desert. This huge garden has a special effect at night, let your soul be refreshed. Overnight Yazd

This evening, complete your immersion in local culture by going to a traditional restaurant in a lovely location. Yazd is so popular for having several kinds of soup, soups often are made of rice, vegetables, and beans. We recommend you taste The Rustic Lamb, chickpea, and potato stew is slow-cooked in a clay pot over a fire for several hours until the meat is so tender. Other popular dishes are: Ashe Shooli, Ash-e Gandom, and Ashe Aloo

Note: If you are interested stay a night in the desert, let us know to add it to your itinerary 

Desert: Are you ready for a very exciting desert hike? The photography experience in this desert is unique. By stepping on the hot and soft sands, you will be so relaxed that you won’t think about anything anymore. A sense of fear and excitement comes to you. At night you sit around the fire and enjoy the desert sky. Photographing sunrise in the desert is a mesmerizing experience.

Day9: Yazd-Abarkuh

New day, new destination

Then drive to Abarkooh to visit Sarv-e Abarkooh, the third longest-living tree. ‘Cypress of Abarkuh’ has just become 4,500 years old, then visit The Central Mosque is one of the mosques from the Seljuq era. Among the most important features of the building are its two mihrabs. You will stay the night at The Aghazadeh Mansion goes back to the Qajar era. The Mansion is ornamented with elaborate and beautiful stucco, plaster muqarnas, and other traditional elements. Overnight Abarkuh

Day10: Abarkuh-Persepolis-Shiraz

Absorb yourself in history today with a guided tour of the site of Persepolis. Feel the mystical atmosphere of the ancient city. Persepolis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Parseh has been another name for this ancient city of Iran. This magnificent capital was built during the Achaemenid period. Persepolis is the ancient city of Iran, which was the glorious and ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid kings. The founder of this building was Darius the Great, but after him, his son Xerxes Shah and his grandson Ardashir I each added parts to this building and made it more glorious than before. Its construction dates back to 518 BC.

During the New Year celebrations, representatives from different countries came to Persepolis with valuable gifts to congratulate the New Year. This ancient city is located on a mountain slope and has many palaces and buildings such as Apadana Palace, Tachara Palace, Hadish Palace, Palace of Artaxerxes III, the Imperial Treasury, and the Royal Stables, and … have been built in it. Let the beauty of Shiraz work its magic on you as we arrive. Overnight Shiraz

Day11: Shiraz

Travel to a city known for its orange spring and unique historical architecture!

As soon as you hear the name Shiraz, you imagine Persepolis in your mind. A relic of the Achaemenid government that takes you back 2,500 years ago! Also, the impressive architecture of the tombs of famous Iranian poets, Hafez and Saadi, attracts the attention of every viewer.

After eating your delicious breakfast, you will go to visit Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, and experience photography in the Nasir al-Molk Mosque, where the sunlight is charming when it passes through the colored windows of the mosque. It is interesting to know that this place is also known as Pink Mosque! Also, you will visit a Qajar house in the heart of Shiraz, which was once the residence of Zeenat al-Muluk, and its charming architecture will be an attractive location for photography. Then continue our tour in the Vakil Complex (Bath, Mosque, Bazaar) where you can find the most attractive and delicious souvenirs of Shiraz. We recommend you 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. Undoubtedly, walking in the Eram Garden of Shiraz, which with its old and beautiful serenades, doubles the charm of this trip! Eram Garden 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

Note: If you love Iranian food, let us know to include a culinary tour where you will meet the local family who will prepare for you a popular dish from the city of Shiraz, Kalam Polo. small meatballs layered into rice, with a combination of spices, herbs, and flavors. There’s no better way to get familiar with the delicious food of the area and become acquainted with the local people!

Day12: Shiraz-Qalat-Shiraz

Enjoy a memorable day out in Qalat and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

When you go to this village and walk in its gardens and nature, you will see trees that are thousands of years old. watching the spring of water flowing, thousands of years old trees and its deep valley is a unique experience. Until you reach the village of Qalat, you will not be able to realize all the beauty gathered in it.

Day13: Shiraz-Depart

Day 13 is a departure day. Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. In the morning, you will take a flight back to the capital and we transfer you to IKA airport!

We are happy that you will return to your country with good memories.

Note: Depending on your international ticket, your return can be from Shiraz or Tehran, just let us know