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IRAN – THE ANCIENT TOUR 8 DAYS www.surfiran.com SURFIRAN Travel & Tours | 3-121 ORCHID COMPLEX POUREBTEHAJ AVE, NIAVARAN 1956916864 TEHRAN IRAN | [email protected] Trip Outline If travel is most rewarding when it surprises, then Iran might just be the most rewarding destination on Earth. In this trip, we visit sites including the Karim Khan Citadel, Pars Museum, Nasir-ol-Molk Mosque and Eram Garden in Shiraz, the impressive cliff-face rock tombs at Naqsh-e-Rustam and the Persian city ruins at Persepolis, Tehran and soaking up the atmosphere of the impressive Imam Square in Isfahan, where undoubtedly we’ll experience the warmth and hospitality of the Iranian people. TEHRAN Arrive to Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport. Welcoming and transfer to the hotel. TEHRAN – SHIRAZ Half day Tehran city tour, Golestan Palace, Iran National Museum and flight to Shiraz. SHIRAZ After breakfast full day city tour in Shiraz, visiting Atigh mosque, Saadi and Hafez tombs, Narenjestan garden, Vakil mosque and Bazaar, overnight in Shiraz. SHIRAZ - YAZD We visit Persepolis and Pasargad we go for a day sightseeing in Yazd, the city of Zoroastrian community with its fire temple, silence tower, Friday mosque, water museum and Yazd Bazaar. YAZD – ISFAHAN After breakfast drive to Isfahan via desert area, arrive in Isfahan and visiting Vank church, Hasht-Behesht palace, Shaking minaret and old bridge of the Khajou Bridge. ISFAHAN We spend a full day city tour in Isfahan and free time for last shopping in Isfahan, overnight in Isfahan. ISFAHAN – KASHAN – TEHRAN Isfahan – Kashan – Tehran. TEHRAN Departure Prices & Inclusions Price includes: Services of SURFIRAN as Tour agency, local tour leader/guide, arrival and departure transfer, all local transportation, accommodation in comfortable, character and village hotels, breakfast daily. Not Included: Visa fees (see opposite), travel insurance (compulsory on all trips), international flights, additional meals, drinks, personal expenditure, laundry and tips. Food and drink: Breakfast is included every day. Elsewhere, we have left meals free so we can enjoy the great variety of delicious food on offer. Iran is a ‘dry’ country, so alcohol is not available, but there’s a good range of soft drinks, fresh juices and lots of tea! Visa for Iran: By October 20 2015 Iran has started issuing visas with 30 days validity which can be extended for 15 days at its international airports. Please visit our website for more information. www.surfiran.com Documentation: Upon receipt of final payment, a comprehensive field guide will be mailed and you will be sent the relevant tour and accommodation vouchers prior to departure. What next? SURFIRAN is the operator of this tour. For further information visit www.surfiran.com. There is an enquiry page if you have any questions. Bookings: SURFIRAN travel and tours is the appointed booking agent for this tour. Please register your interest ASAP in order to secure your place. CONTACT 3-121 Orchid Complex Pourebtehaj Ave, Niavaran 1956916864 Tehran Iran Tel: +98 (21) 2610 9202 Mobile: +98 (912) 147 4530 Email: [email protected] Get in touch SURFIRAN Travel & Tours 3-121 Orchid Complex Pourebtehaj Ave, Niavaran 1956916864 Tehran Iran Tel: +98 (21) 2610 9202 Fax: +98 (21) 4385 3062 Mobile: +98 (912) 147 4530 Email: [email protected] Url: www.surfiran.com HIGHLIGHTS OF PERSIA .

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