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Tehran – Mashad – Tehran 4Days TEHRAN – MASHAD – TEHRAN 4DAYS 1st day : heading to mashad by plane and visiting of imam reza shrine , carpet museum 2nd day : visiting of antique museum , imam reza shrine 3rd day : visiting of naderi and post/telegraph museum 4th day : return to tehran and free for tourist TEHRAN – ISFAHAN – TEHRAN 4DAYS 1st day in Tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace 2nd day in isfahan : heading to isfahan by plane and visiting of sio-she and khajoo bridge , zayandeh river (rood) 3rd day : visiting of imam (naghshe jahan) square , jameh and sheikh lotfollah mosque , alighapoo palace and garden , vanak catherdral and museum 4th day : return to tehran and free for tourist TEHRAN – KERMANSHAH – TEHRAN 4DAYS 1st day in Tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace , 2nd day in kermanshah : heading to kermanshah by plane and visiting of mo َ avenolmolk tekyeh , taghbostan stone museum , bazaar 3rd day : visiting of bisoton , dariush inscription (unesco site) , hericulous statue , anahita temple , sahneh waterfall 4th day : return to tehran and free for tourist TEHRAN – YAZD – TEHRAN 4DAYS 1st day in tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace 2nd day in yazd : heading to yazd by plane and visiting of ancient part of city (alexandre prison , lariha house , jameh great mosque , amir chakhmakh complex . abolmaali hamam 3rd day : visiting of Zoroastrian fire temple , meibod historical monuments , narin castle , abbasi caravansary , pigeon holes 4th day : return to tehran and free for tourist TEHRAN – SHIRAZ – TEHRAN 5DAYS 1st day in tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace 2nd day in shiraz : heading to shiraz by plane and visiting of ancient part of city , qajar complex (zinatol molook house , ghavam narenjestan) , zand complex (karim khan citadel , vakil mosque - bath - bazaar) 3rd day : visiting of takht-e jamshid , palaces َ complex , naghsh-e rostam , pasargad , tomb of cyrus the great (unesco site) 4th day : visiting of eram and jahan nama garden , tomb of sa َ adi and hafez , qur َ an gate and Khajavi Kermani tomb 5th day : return to tehran and free for tourist TEHRAN – SHIRAZ – ISFAHAN - TEHRAN 7DAYS 1st day in tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace 2nd day in shiraz : heading to shiraz by plane and visiting of ancient part of city , qajar complex (zinatol molook house , ghavam narenjestan) , zand complex (karim khan citadel , vakil mosque - bath - bazare) 3rd day : visiting of takht-e jamshid , palaces َ complex , naghsh-e rostam , pasargad , tomb of cyrus the great (unesco site) . 4th day : visiting of eram and jahan nama garden , tomb of sa َ adi and hafez In the night heading to isfahan by plane 5th day : visiting of sio-she and khajoo bridge , zayandeh river (rood) , vank cathedral and museum 6th day : visiting of imam (naghshe jahan) square , jameh and sheikh lotfollah mosque , alighapoo palace and garden 7th day : return to tehran and free for tourist TEHRAN – KERMAN – TEHRAN 4DAYS 1st day in tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace 2nd day in kerman : heading to kerman by plane and visiting of ganjalikhan bath , malek mosque , jebliyeh dome , moayedi chest 3rd day : visiting of Zoroastrian fire temple and museum , ardeshir and dokhtar castle , shahzadeh mahan garden 4th day : visit and buy from bazaar , In the night return to tehran TEHRAN – KERMAN – YAZD - TEHRAN 6DAYS 1st day in tehran : visiting of carpet and jewels museum , sa َ ad abad palace 2nd day in kerman : heading to kerman by plane and visiting of ganjalikhan bath , malek mosque , jebliyeh dome , moayedi chest 3rd day : visiting of Zoroastrian fire temple and museum , ardeshir and dokhtar castle , shahzadeh mahan garden 4th day : in the morning visit and buy from bazaar In the afternoon heding to yazd by land (train / bus /car) 5th day in yazd : visiting of ancient part of city (alexandre prison , lariha house , jameh great mosque , amir chakhmakh complex . abolmaali hamam 6th day : visiting of Zoroastrian fire temple , meibod historical monuments , narin castle , abbasi caravansary , pigeon holes 7th day : in the morning visit and buy from bazaar in the night return to tehran by plane TEHRAN – MASHAD – QOM - TEHRAN 6DAYS 1st day : heading to mashad by plane and visiting of imam reza shrine , carpet museum 2nd day : visiting of antique museum , imam reza shrine 3rd day : visiting of naderi and post/telegraph museum 4th day : in the morning return to tehran In the afternoon heading to qom by land (train / bus /car) 5th day: visiting of hazrat masoumeh shrine – jamkaran mosque 6th day : in the morning visiting of hazrat masoumeh shrine In the afternoon buy from bazaar and return to tehran by land (train / bus /car) TEHRAN – QOM - KASHAN - TEHRAN TRAVEL BY LAND (TRAIN/BUS/CAR) 3DAYS 1ST day in qom : visiting of hazrat masoumeh shrine – jamkaran mosque 2nd day in kashan: visiting of fin garden , silk hills , abasiyan and boroujerdi houses , agha bozourg mosque and school 3nd day : in the morning visiting and buy from bazaar in the afternoon return to tehran TEHRAN – ISFAHAN - KASHAN - TEHRAN 5DAYS 1ST day in isfahan : travel by plan and visiting of sio-she and khajoo bridge , zayandeh river (rood) 2nd day : visiting of imam (naghshe jahan) square , jameh and sheikh lotfollah mosque , alighapoo palace and garden , vank cathedral and museum 3rd day : heading to kashan by land (car/bus) and visiting of fin garden , silk hills 4th day : visiting of abasiyan and boroujerdi houses , agha bozourg mosque and school , buy from bazaar 5th day : return to tehran by land (train / bus /car) TEHRAN – ISFAHAN - YAZD - TEHRAN 5DAYS 1st day in Isfahan : travel by plan and visiting of sio-she and khajoo bridge , zayandeh river (rood) 2nd day : visiting of imam (naghshe jahan) square , jameh and sheikh lotfollah mosque , alighapoo palace and garden , vank cathedral and museum 3rd day : heading to yazd by land (car/bus) and visiting ancient part of city (alexandre prison , lariha house , jameh great mosque , amir chakhmakh complex . abolmaali hamam 4th day : visiting of Zoroastrian fire temple , meibod historical monuments , narin castle , abbasi caravansary , pigeon holes . abolmaali hamam 5th day : in the morning visit and buy from bazaar in the night return to tehran by plane .
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