Iran 11 Days Tour

Start with a visit to the National Museum of Iran, home to an impressive collection of artifacts showcasing the country’s ancient civilizations. Next, explore the Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its stunning Qajar-era architecture and intricate tilework. Continue to the bustling Tehran Bazaar, a lively market filled with shops offering traditional crafts and local goods. End the day with a stop at the iconic Azadi Tower, a symbol of Tehran’s modern history and an architectural masterpiece, perfect for capturing memorable photos. Overnight stay in Tehran.

Depart Tehran and journey to Kashan, a historic city renowned for its exquisite architecture. Upon arrival, visit the Tabatabaei House, a masterpiece of Persian residential design. Next, explore the Brujerdi House, celebrated for its frescoes and intricate stucco work. Continue to Fin Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Persian Garden, known for its harmonious design of water channels and centuries-old trees. Explore the bustling Bazaar of Kashan, where traditional crafts, spices, and vibrant local culture come to life. Conclude the day with a visit to Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse, a traditional hammam famous for its stunning tiles and domed ceilings. Overnight stay in Kashan.

Transfer from Kashan to Yazd, a desert city renowned for its unique architecture and Zoroastrian heritage. The journey passes through scenic desert landscapes, with a stop in Naein to visit an active carpet weaving workshop, where skilled women craft carpets of various sizes—a truly memorable experience. Next, stop in the city of Meybod to explore its historical treasures, including the Traditional Icehouse, the Caravanserai, Narin Qala (an ancient adobe castle), and the Meybod Pigeon Tower. After these visits, continue the journey to Yazd, arriving in the afternoon. Overnight stay in Yazd.

Begin the day with a visit to the Towers of Silence, ancient Zoroastrian burial sites set atop the hills. Next, explore the Zoroastrian Fire Temple, which houses a sacred flame that has been burning for over 1,500 years. Continue to Dowlat Abad Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its towering windcatcher (badgir) and lush greenery. Visit the Amir Chakhmaq Complex, an iconic landmark of Yazd with its symmetrical alcoves and historic significance. Next, marvel at the Jameh Mosque of Yazd, renowned for its striking minarets and exquisite tilework. Conclude the day with a walk through the Old City, a maze of adobe alleys recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Overnight stay in Yazd.

Early in the morning, transfer to Shiraz with a stop in the city of Abarkuh to admire the famous Cypress of Abarkuh, considered one of the oldest trees in the world. Then, continue to Pasargadae to explore its ancient ruins, including the Tomb of Cyrus the Great, founder of the Persian Empire and a visionary leader whose legacy remains admired to this day. After these visits, arrive in Shiraz in the afternoon. Overnight stay in Shiraz.

A day dedicated to exploring Shiraz and its remarkable attractions. Begin with a visit to the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque (Pink Mosque), followed by Narenjestan Qavam and the Vakil Complex, which includes the Vakil Bazaar, Vakil Mosque, and Vakil Bathhouse. Next, stroll through Eram Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to the Tomb of Hafez, a place of reflection and homage to the great Persian poet. Conclude the day with a visit to the Ali ibn Hamza Shrine. Overnight stay in Shiraz.

Depart from Shiraz in the morning with a stop at the magnificent ruins of Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire. This heart of one of the most powerful empires of the ancient world dazzles with its majestic reliefs and columns, which tell stories of grandeur and diplomacy. Walking through Persepolis feels like stepping back in time to witness the glory of ancient Persia. Next, visit Necropolis (Naqsh-e Rostam), where Persian kings were laid to rest in impressive tombs carved into the rock. After these visits, continue the journey to Isfahan. Overnight stay in Isfahan.

Begin the day at Naqsh-e Jahan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by architectural wonders that showcase the grandeur of the Safavid era. Visit the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, renowned for its delicate tilework, and the Shah Mosque, considered an iconic masterpiece of Islamic architecture. Next, explore the Ali Qapu Palace, where you can admire its ornate music room and enjoy stunning panoramic views of the square. Conclude the exploration with a visit to the Chehel Sotoun Pavilion, a royal palace adorned with fascinating frescoes and a reflective pool that symbolizes the perfection of Safavid architecture. Overnight stay in Isfahan.

Start the day with a visit to the Atigh Mosque, one of Isfahan's oldest and most iconic religious structures. Then, enjoy a leisurely walk across the iconic Si-o-se-pol and Khaju bridges, architectural marvels that evoke the timeless beauty of Isfahan. Continue to the Armenian Quarter to explore the historic Vank Cathedral and discover the city's rich Armenian cultural heritage. End the day with a visit to the Isfahan Music Museum, where you can admire a fascinating collection of traditional Persian musical instruments and experience a live performance that highlights the region's musical traditions. Overnight stay in Isfahan.

Depart from Isfahan in the morning, heading to the charming village of Abyaneh, known for its red adobe houses and rich cultural heritage. After exploring this picturesque location, continue the journey to Qom, the most religious city in Iran, for a visit to the sacred Shrine of Fatima Masumeh. Conclude the tour in Iran with a farewell at Imam Khomeini International Airport, taking countless memories and unforgettable experiences from this leg of the journey.