VISITING CULTURAL & FAMOUS SIGHTSEEINGS IN IRAN

Arrival in the city of poetry, Shiraz, meeting with your professional tour leader, and before heading to the hotel, visiting the colorful Nasir al-Mulk Mosque. Following that, exploring the magnificent Vakil Mosque and historical Vakil Bazaar, enjoying a delightful lunch at a local restaurant, and finally checking into the hotel for some rest.

Having breakfast at the hotel in the early morning and embarking on a land journey towards the city of Yazd, known as the world's first adobe city, listed in UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. En route, visiting the Persepolis or Takht-e-Jamshid, the historical masterpieces of Shiraz dating back approximately twenty-five centuries, built by the order of Darius the Great. Also, exploring the historical and cultural complex of Pasargadae, featuring ancient structures from the Achaemenid era, with the most famous being the tomb of Cyrus the Great. After lunch, continuing the journey towards the beautiful city of Yazd, checking into the hotel, and resting before dinner.

Having breakfast at the hotel in the early morning and commencing the visits with the historical and touristic complex of Amir Chakhmaq. This site includes the Ab Anbar Square and the distinctive five-wind-catcher Zurkhaneh, visible from the square, along with the caravanserai, mosque, and aqueduct. Following this, a visit to the Dolat Abad Garden, among Iran's gardens listed in UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, featuring the tallest adobe wind-catcher globally. Lunch will be enjoyed at a local restaurant, after which exploration continues to the most authentic district of Yazd, encompassing the enigmatic Alexander's Prison within its traditional and historical fabric. Finally, returning to the hotel for relaxation and dinner.

Having breakfast at the hotel in the early morning and embarking on a ground journey towards the shining pearl of Iran, the elegant city of Isfahan. Upon entering the city, the visit begins with the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, dating back twelve centuries and inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. Lunch will be enjoyed at a local restaurant, followed by a stroll along the banks of the Zayandeh Rood , the largest river in the Iranian Plateau. Here, the unique architecture and tile decorations of Khaju Bridge, a masterpiece from the Safavid era, and Si-o-se Pol, a remarkable architectural wonder, the largest and longest bridge on water in Iran, will be explored. Finally, the day concludes with the journey back to the hotel for relaxation and dinner.

Having breakfast at the hotel and commencing the day's tours with a visit to the historical Naqsh-e Jahan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The square, surrounded by splendid historical structures, showcases the magnificent architecture of Ali Qapu Palace, where Shah Abbas used to watch polo matches and performances at the square. The exploration continues with visits to Shah Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and the entrance to the Sardar-e-Qeisarieh , the main gateway to Isfahan's Bazaar. There will be a stroll through the bazaar, followed by lunch at a local restaurant. Afterward, the tour proceeds to Chehel Sotoun Palace, dating back to the era of Shah Abbas I, and Vank Cathedral, one of the historical Armenian churches in Isfahan from the time of Shah Abbas II. Finally, the day concludes with a return to the hotel for relaxation and dinner.

Having breakfast at the hotel early in the morning and starting a ground trip towards the vibrant village of Abyaneh, one of Iran's renowned villages known for its blend of desert and mountainous landscapes, featuring diverse traditional architecture and red-colored houses. Exploring the village and then moving towards the Matinabad Eco-Camp in the deserts of Natanz. Upon arrival, entering the Eco-Desert Resort, having lunch, and after a short rest, engaging in camel trekking , safari tours, and hiking in the desert. The evening comprises Night sitting by the fire and stargazing , enjoying dinner, and finally, relaxing under the star-studded desert sky.

Having a local breakfast at the desert eco-camp early in the morning and starting a ground trip towards the city of flowers and rosewater, Kashan, the city of historical houses and the world's capital of carpet weaving. It's the birthplace of one of the oldest civilizations in the world with a history spanning over seven thousand years, owning the first urban civilization and city planning. Upon entering the city, the journey begins with a visit to the Fin Garden complex, including gardens registered as Iranian gardens in the UNESCO World Heritage List and the Fin Bathhouse, a historical bath where Amir Kabir, a famous Iranian prime minister during the Safavid era, was assassinated. Continuing with a visit to the Agha Bozorg Mosque and School complex, a precious collection of architectural elements, plasterwork, paintings, and astonishing decorations. Finally, exploring the traditional bazaar of Kashan, an exceptional example of Safavid architecture, and heading towards Imam Khomeini International Airport, concluding the journey with unforgettable memories.