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• Dizin Is the Largest Iranian Ski Resort. • Dizin Is Officially Recognized And Name Trip type Day and night Cities Ski and Persian Historical - 6 nights / 7 days Tehran, Dizin, Kashan history Sports • Dizin is the largest Iranian ski resort. • Dizin is officially recognized and awarded the title by the International Ski Federation for its ability to manage official and international competitions. • The highest mountain reaches 3,600 m (11,800 ft), makes it one of the 40 highest ski resorts in the world. • Due to the nearby capital of Iran, you can visit Tehran and Kachan after your skiing. Tierrapersa.com [email protected] Date City Itinerary Meal Arrival at IKA/Tehran. Our representative meet and greet yon in the airport and Homeland - you are tested to control Coronavirus. You will be transferred to a hotel to check Day 1 (-/-/-) Tehran in. Visiting Azadi Tower (Freedom tower). Overnight at a hotel in Tehran. Day 2 Teheran – Dizin Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Dizin. Freetime to ski in Dizin. (B/-/-) Overnight at a hotel in Dizin. Ski in Overnight at a hotel in Dizin. Day 3 Dizin Breakfast at hotel. Dizin. (B/-/-) Dizin - Tehran Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Teheran. Visiting Golestan Palace, (B/-/-) Day 4 Iran National Museum. Overnight at a hotel in Tehran. Breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Kashan. Sightseeing which you go today Day 5 Teheran - Kachan Abyaneh village, House of Tabatabe, Fin Garden in Kashan. (B/-/-) Overnight at a hotel in Kashan. Kachan – Airport Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport. You are tested to control (-/-/-) Day 6 - Homeland Coronavirus in the airport of Shiraz. Then fly to homeland. Basic information Difficulty Best season November to April Things you need Camping tools is required for climbing, such as sleeping bags, harnesses, gowns, etc. Note: Please note that if the Dizin complex is unavailable due to the weather, Shamshak or other identical locations in Tehran will be replaced. They have the same quality. City Tehran Kashan Dizin Hotel Kowsar Dizin hotel Adib 4* or or similar 4* similar 4* Tierrapersa.com [email protected] Description / Number of people 2 3 - 5 6 - 10 11-14 Price per person in double room in a hotel 785 euros 745 euros 670 euros 647 Single Supplement +75 euros Transport Automóvil Van Mini bus Bus Included: Not Included: 1) Accommodation for 5 nights in 4 * hotels or traditional house: 2Ns Dizin, 1N Tehran, 1N Kashan. 1) International flights (500 2) Professional English-speaking guide approx.) 3) Professional English-speaking Driver Guide (For the group with 2 people). 2) Visa fees 4) 5 Breakfasts 3) Tips & Portages 5) Refreshment between cities: 2 bottles of mineral water per day and tea or coffee in the vehicle 6) Visits and excursions that are listed in itinerary 7) Iran Visa authorization code process Tierrapersa.com [email protected] 8) Comfortable A/C Vehicle for all transports 9) Travel insurance 10) Health and sanitary facilities and equipment (Every day) due to the situation of Covid 19 ➢ The maximum people in a group is 20 pax due to coronavirus ➢ In arrival and departure time, each person is tested to control COVID-19 ➢ Each person has a package which includes mask and hand sanitizer gel. ➢ You travel and visit cities in hygienic conditions and social distance. ➢ Your rooms, stuff and the vehicle are disinfected every day. ➢ Passengers, the tour guide and the driver are tested every day to control symptoms of coronavirus. ➢ Your clothes are given to laundry services to disinfect after city tour every day. Guidelines and Protocols Guidelines and Protocols Tierrapersa.com [email protected] .
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