Visit IRAN HOT OFFERED TOUR To Experience The True Middle East.

Iran Hot Offered Tour: The Iranian area has been home to numerous empires over thousands of years of cultural and historical evolution.

In this brief but informative trip, you will be taken through the heart of these historic homelands and under the ‘veil’ to learn about the rich culture and history of Iran.

You will go from Tehran, the current capital of Iran, to Isfahan, one of the most beautiful countries in the Middle East.

Not only does it contain some of the finest examples of Islamic architecture but also it has the world’s largest square, the Imam Square. Shopping in the narrow winding streets within the sprawling souks is a wonderful experience where you can find beautiful items such as Persian carpets and a variety of crafts.

Even though you may find many beautiful pieces of art and crafts along your way, one of your most treasured memories will likely be the kindness and hospitality of the local people you will interact with during your travels.

Iranians are generally educated and widely travelled, and they like to exchange ideas with others when we stop on the street for a conversation about something that interests them, so it will likely be these conversations with people we have met while travelling through this gorgeous country.

Continue on to explore the beautiful gardens and shrines located in Shiraz, travelling from there to Shiraz through the ruins of Persepolis (the ancient capital of Persia) which have a lot to offer as far as Beauty, History, Culture, and Religion to get away from modern day life to see how the Ancient Persians lived.

This will be a fascinating, varied and exciting holiday that will attract anyone who has ever wanted to see Arabic culture or wondered what life is like in that part of the world.

Furthermore along with all these wonderful sites, visiting the historical village of Abyaneh where life has continued as it has for the past 2500 years will provide yet another perspective as to how to view our world.

Iran is a magnificent country with a wealth of history, culture, and beauty; you will be able to discover its main cities within a short period of time and experience some of the best services offered.

The price of this tour is 895 euros per/person in a group tour (minimum 6 people)

Highlights of The Tour are:

• Tehran
• Abyaneh (an Ancient Village)
• Isfahan
• Persepolis
• Shiraz

What The Tour Includes:

• Standard Hotel Accommodations (3-star)
• Breakfast
• A Professional Tour Guide
• A Private Vehicle
• An Iran Visa Code
• Transportation from the Airport

What The Tour Does Not Include:

• International Flights
• Domestic Air Travel
• Tips
• Admission Fees
• Lunches and Dinners

The Price for the Tour is All-Inclusive!

• It will cost  895 euros per person (DBL room)
• Minimum number of travelers 6 Pax
• Maximum number of travelers 12 Pax
  

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Find the detailed itinerary here:

Day 1                    Tehran

On the 1st Day of the Tour, the arrival and city tour will take place at Tehran International Airport. You will then meet the tour leader when you arrive at the airport.

The city tour of Tehran includes a trip to Golestan Palace and the Tehran Bazaar, two very important landmarks in Iran. Golestan Palace was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2013, and it is located a very short distance from the Grand Bazaar.

The Grand Bazaar in Tehran is a maze of more than 10 km of covered alleyways with numerous sections containing many different types of merchandise. You can find virtually anything you want in this marketplace!

The National Museum of Iran (Iran’s National Museum) was established in 1937 as Iran’s first and longest-running museum. It has the largest number of items in its vast collection of archaeological and cultural artifacts from all over Iran, with over 300,000 total items on display in the museum. Visitors to Tehran will spend their first night in the city before continuing on their travels.

Overnight in Tehran

Day 2                    Tehran

Our Tehran adventure will focus on exploring further into the different regions of Tehran. This day is going to be all about exploring Saadabad Palace in the north of the city.

Saadabad Palace is home to many of the remaining historic buildings from the Pahlavi dynasty. Saadabad contains two of the most famous palaces, White Palace and Green Palace.

White Palace was home of the last king of Iran, while Green Palace was home of the first king to come from the House of Pahlavi.

In addition to visiting these two palaces, we will also enjoy a scenic walk through Darband and experience the nice weather and beautiful mountain views and afterwards have lunch at a local restaurant where you can try out some of the local cuisine, such as “Dizi”, which is a classic dish throughout Iran but is especially popular around this part of the country.

Overnight in Tehran

Day 3                    Tehran to Isfahan

You shall depart from Iran’s capital city of Tehran and travel on to Kashan, where an opportunity exists to explore one of Iran’s most attractive historical Persian-design gardens called Fin (Bagh-e Fin).

A Persian Garden probably developed during Safavid Dynasty Period (1501 to 1736) but further enhanced by Abbas I (1587-1629), and rebuilt between 1797-1834 during Fath Ali Shah’s reign/Qajar dynasty which means it is now a part of UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Continuing on your way you will be stopping at Abyaneh; an old village located in the mountains, Atram district. The village of Alemagne.

You will have an opportunity to learn about the architecture, landscape and know that the village has been continuously occupied since Sasanid period and therefore many of the village’s characteristics such as its homes built of red mud brick with clay rich in Iron Oxide still exist today.

Over time, Abyaneh is being added to the list of World Heritage Sites on Behalf of UNESCO.

Continue to drive for two hours after stopping in Abyaneh before continuing to your final destination of Isfahan.

Overnight in Isfahan

Day 4                    Isfahan

You are continuing your visit to the city of Isfahan.

Isfahan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

When you visit Isfahan in Iran, you will find Naqsh-e Jahan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site which features a multitude of designs, including buildings from the historical Safavid period.

An important site with historical significance, Naqsh-e Jahan is listed as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites and includes buildings from the Safavid Dynasty.

Located on the west side of Naqsh-e Jahan Square is the Sheikh Lotfallah Mosque, an extraordinary example of Iranian architecture, commissioned by Safavid Emperor Shah Abbas I. The mosque was started in 1603 and finished in 1619.

The Naqsh-e Jahan Square has another important historical building, Ali Qapu Palace, which is located on the east side, across from the Sheikh Lotfallah Mosque, and serves as an enormous gateway.

In addition to these beautiful buildings, Naqsh-e Jahan Square also has the famous Qeisariyeh Bazaar, which consists of many unique handmade gifts sold in more than 200 shops.

The following day you will take an afternoon stroll to two famous Isfahan bridges located along the Zayandeh River; Siosepol and Khaju.

Overnight in Isfahan

Day 5                    Isfahan to Shiraz

On day five of your Iranian tour, after departing Isfahan en route to Shiraz you will stop to see what remains of the ancient city site of Persepolis, which has received UNESCO World Heritage recognition as part of its historical and cultural significance to mankind.

Persepolis was originally established by Darius I (the first) around 518 BC during the Achaemenid empire period and was the center of Achaemenid government at that time.

The archaeological remains of Persepolis are located upon a large terrace in both a natural and fabricated manner.

The size and complexity of the built architecture at this UNESCO site clearly demonstrates the architectural capabilities of the ancient Persians who constructed this site in accordance with the prevailing Mesopotamian architectural model.

No other ancient sites in the World have similar characteristics as those found at Persepolis (UNESCO designation). Following this visit to Persepolis, you will continue your journey southward towards Shiraz where you will spend one night’s lodging before continuing your travels.

Overnight in Shiraz

Day 6                    Shiraz

Breakfast will precede a comprehensive and full-day guided tour of Shiraz to visit various places including the Pink Mosque, the Vakil Bazaar, Eram Gardens, and the Shahcheragh Mosque.

Nasir-al-Molk Mosque is the full name of the Pink Mosque located in Shiraz, Iran, next to the Shah Cheragh Mosque, built during the Qajar dynasty.

The Vakil Bazaar is the largest bazaar in Shiraz’s historic area and is situated in the middle of the city.

Eram Gardens are situated along the northern bank of the Khoshk River in UNESCO World Heritage Status in 2011, representing the symbol of Persian Gardens and known to the world.

The Shahcheragh Mosque is Shia and serves both as a mosque and a tomb and shrine for pilgrims and was constructed between the 12th and 15th centuries.

Overnight in Shiraz

Day 7                    Shiraz (Departure)

Your 7-day tour of Iran will come to an end when we will bring you back to Shiraz International Airport and return you to the airport for your flight home. If you can’t find a flight to leave from Shiraz Airport, we will take you to Tehran by bus and help you catch a flight back home from Tehran International Airport.