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A 13-Day Travel Itinerary to Iran A 13-day Travel Itinerary to Iran 1) Golestan palace 7) Pasargad 2) Shazdeh Mahan Garden 8) Yazd 3) Arg e Bam 9) Dowlat Abad Garden 4) Sarvestan Palace 10) Jameh mosqe of Isfahan 5) Eram Garden 11) NAghsh-e Jahan Square 6) Persepolis 12) Chehel Sotoun Summery: Duration: 13 days Destinations: Tehran→Kerman→ Shiraz→ Yazd→ Isfahan→ Kashan → Tehran Day 1: Tehran arriving and transfer to the hotel Day 2: Tehran (Golestan palace, National Jewerly museum, National museum, Milad tower) Day 3: Kerman (Ganjalikhan Complex,Shazdeh Mahan Garden, Rayen Castle, Arg e Bam) Day 4: Kerman→Shiraz (Maharloo Lake,Sarvestan Palace) Day 5: Shiraz (Nasir Al_Molk Mosque, Karim Khan citadel, Vakil complex, Narenjestan Ghavam garden,Tomb of Hafez) Day 6: Shiraz (Eram garden, Persepolis, Naghsh-e Rostam, Pasargad, Sarv-e Abarkuh) Day 7: Yazd (Amirchakhmaq Complex, Jameh mosqe, Dowlat Abad Garden, Zoroastrian Fire Temple, Tower of Silence, Fahaadaan) DAY 8: Yazd→Isfahan (Chak Chak, Jameh mosqe of Nain, Si_o_Seh Pol and Khaju Bridge) Day 9: Isfahan (Naghsh-e Jahan Square, Chehel Sotoun, Hasht Behesht, Vank Cathedral) Day 10: Isfahan →Kashan (Abyaneh traditional village) Day 11: Kashan ( Boroujerdi Traditional House, Tabatabaei Historical House, Fin Garden, Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse, Agha Bozorg Mosque, Bazzar of Kashan) Day 12: Tehran and departure flight to your contry Iran tour :Tehran, Kerman, Shiraz , Isfahan , Kashan , Tehran 1 Details: Day 1: Tehran After arriving at Ika Airport, our representative will meet and greet you at the airport. Our guide will transfer you to your hotel to rest. Day 2: Tehran After breakfast your city tour of Tehran will start, you will visit The Golestan palace, National Jewelry museum and National museum. Your city tour of Tehran will finish to spend some hours to explore The Milad tower and flight to kerman. Day 3: Kerman Kerman full day city tour: Starting the excursion with Ganjalikhan Complex and then Driving to Arg e Bam and visiting Rayen Castle( Rayen displays all the architectural elements of a deserted citadel)and Shazdeh Mahan Garden( This garden is a green oasis lying in the heart of the desert) on the our way. Day 4: Kerman→Shiraz We will drive to Shiraz to visit Maharloo Lake (also known as pink lake. As the weather gets warmer the lake becomes more pink) and Sarvestan Palace (A historical monument that is one of the magnificent palaces of sasanid era) on the way. Day5: Shiraz After Breakfast have a full-day city tour to visit the amazing Nasir Al_Molk Mosque that is also known as pink mosque. If you can visit early in the morning, you will have the chance of taking amazing pictures of sun light in this place.Then to visit Karim Khan citadel and Zandiyeh complex that includes Vakil Complex that was built by Karimkhan, King of Iran during Zand era and consist of Arg-e Karimkhan citadel, the Arg means the Fort of ruler Karim Khan, Vakil Bath, It gives you a taste of the cultural and traditional bath, Vakil Bazaar and Vakil mosque inside of the Bazaar. Narenjestan Ghavam garden is the next place that dates back in 19th century, Iranian aristocratic mansion use to have two parts: the Shah Neshin (where the Shah sits for his public life) and the Andarooni (domestic house, where the aristocrat's family live). Next place will be Tomb of Hafez. Day 6: SHIRAZ Today we will visit the Eram garden and then drive to Marvdasht to visit Persepolis and Naghsh-e Rostam that are two masterpieces of historical places in Iran. Persepolis is registered by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Pasargad and The oldest alive existing in the world are tow next destinations that we visit and Then keep driving to Yazd. Overnight Yazd Iran tour :Tehran, Kerman, Shiraz , Isfahan , Kashan , Tehran 2 DAY 7: Yazd A great Full day city tour in Yazd. Visit the Zoroastrian Towers of Silence, the Fire Temple, Amirchakhmaq Complex, Dowlat Abad Garden, Jameh mosqe and then we walk around in Fahadan. Day 8: Yazd→Isfahan Leaving for Isfahan and on the way we visit Zoroastrian Temple of Chak Chak and Nain Jameh mosqe and finally we spend time in Si_o_Seh Pol and Khaju Bridge at night. Day 9: ISFAHAN Full day city tour in Isfahan to visit Naghsh-e Jahan Square that includes (Shah Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Ali Ghapoo and traditional Bazaar). Then to visit Chehel Sotoun palace, Hasht Behesht palace, Vank Cathedral (A nice and beautiful church located in a Christian neighbor called Jolfa) . Si_o_Seh Pol and Khaju Bridge next to Zayandeh River. Day 10: Kashan You will continue your travel plan by driving to Kashan and visiting Abyaneh traditional Village that is beautiful red village whose inhabitants are still living the way they lived 2500 years ago, as they wear colorful local clothes and the architecture of their houses is really interesting with stepped houses. Day 11: Kashan You will visit the Boroujerdi Traditional House, Tabatabaei Historical House belongs to Mr.Tabatabaei, carpet businessman of 200 years ago. Fin Garden the historical monuments in this garden have an artistic architecture with colorful windows and painted roofs. You have to keep your heads up to see the beauty of the architecture, especially in roofs.Today we will visit Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse, Agha Bozorg Mosque and Bazzar of Kashan as well. Overnight Kashan. Day 12: Leaving Iran from TEHRAN Driving to Tehran and Our representative will transfer you to Imam Khomeini International Airport according to your flight time. Inclusions: Visa services All entrane fees Accomodation and breakfast Daily refreshments One domestic flight Travel insurance Daily excursions with tourist guide Lunches and dinners Iran tour :Tehran, Kerman, Shiraz , Isfahan , Kashan , Tehran 3 Pax DBl ROOM (p.p) SGL ROOM 2-4 1351 EUR 1531 EUR 3-8 111 EUR 1111 EUR 1-12 523 EUR 152 EUR 15-16 512 EUR 111 EUR 15-20 517 EUR 121 EUR Persepolis(Fars province- Shah Mosque(Isfahan Boroujerdi House(Isfahan Amir Chakhmaq Shiraz-Marvdasht) Province-Isfahan) Province-Kashan) Squre(Yazd Province- Yazd) Naghsh-e Jahan Milad tower (Tehran Province- Nasir Al_Molk Maharloo Lake (Fars Square(Isfahan Province- Tehran) Mosque(Fars province- province Isfahan) Shiraz) +98-21-88984780 - +98-9121998006 [email protected] www.RayanTour.com @VoyagetoIran Iran tour :Tehran, Kerman, Shiraz , Isfahan , Kashan , Tehran 4 .
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