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8 Day S &7 Nights 8 DAY S &7 NIGHTS Itinerary Code : 8D-94-US1 TEHRAN – SHIRAZ– ISFAHAN – KASHAN Date of issue: 17 AUG 2015 Valid till March 4th 2016 Itinerary Note: “B” Breakfast / “L” Lunch / “D” Dinner / “A” Airplane /“T“Train/ “-” Not included Day 1 Arrival in Tehran, meet and greet the tour guide. Tehran Check in hotel then rest. B/-/-/A/- Day 2 Visit Tehran including: GolestanPalace Tehran (including two palaces), Jewellery Museum, B/L/D/-/- National Museum of Iran, Glassware Museum, Bagh-e Melli, Toopkhaneh Square, Grand Bazaar of Tehran. Return to hotel then rest. Day 3 Flight to Shiraz in early morning. Arrive to Tehran-Shiraz Shiraz. Visit Shiraz including: Arg of Karim B/L/D/A/- Khan, Qavam House, Eram Garden, Tomb of (924Km) Hafez, Tomb of Saadi, ZinatolMolk House, SarayeMoshir,Vakil Bazaar, Vakil Bath, Nasir olMolk Mosque. Day 4 Visit Persepolis, Naqsh-e Rajab, Naqsh-e Shiraz Rostam, Cube of Zoroaster, Afif Abad Garden B/L/D/-/- Day 5 Transfer to Isfahan by bus. Visit Pasargad and Shiraz- Isfahan The Cypress of Abarkuh on the way. In the B/L/D/-/- afternoon, visit Isfahan famous bridges (425Km) (Khajoo&Siose Pol) No 495, Near Salehi Alley, Niavaran Ave. Tehran. Iran Website : www.ariantourist.com Tel : (+98 21) 22724121 Email : [email protected] Fax : (+98 21) 22744969 : www.facebook.com/ariantourist1 8 DAY S &7 NIGHTS Itinerary Code : 8D-94-US1 TEHRAN – SHIRAZ– ISFAHAN – KASHAN Date of issue: 17 AUG 2015 Valid till March 4th 2016 Day 6 Visit Naqsh-e-Jahan Square, Ali Qapu, Imam Isfahan Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, B/L/D/-/- HashtBehesht, ChehelSotoun and Bazaar Day 7 Transfer to Tehran by bus. Visit Kashan on the Isfahan-Kashan- way including: Fin Garden, Tabātabāei House, Tehran Borujerdis House. Check in hotel in Tehran then B/L/D/-/- rest. Day 8 Transfer to Imam airport. The end of the tour. Tehran B/-/-/A/- No 495, Near Salehi Alley, Niavaran Ave. Tehran. Iran Website : www.ariantourist.com Tel : (+98 21) 22724121 Email : [email protected] Fax : (+98 21) 22744969 : www.facebook.com/ariantourist1 8 DAY S &7 NIGHTS Itinerary Code : 8D-94-US1 TEHRAN – SHIRAZ– ISFAHAN – KASHAN Date of issue: 17 AUG 2015 Valid till March 4th 2016 No 495, Near Salehi Alley, Niavaran Ave. Tehran. Iran Website : www.ariantourist.com Tel : (+98 21) 22724121 Email : [email protected] Fax : (+98 21) 22744969 : www.facebook.com/ariantourist1 8 DAY S &7 NIGHTS Itinerary Code : 8D-94-US1 TEHRAN – SHIRAZ– ISFAHAN – KASHAN Date of issue: 17 AUG 2015 Valid till March 4th 2016 City Hotels Tehran (2N) Espinas 5* / Azadi 5* / Esteghlal 5* / or similar Shiraz (3N) Chamran 5* / Grand 5*/ Zandieh 5* / or similar Isfahan (3N) Abbasi 5* / Kowsar 5* / Aseman 4* / or similar Price Per Person in USD ($) Persons 2 2,676 $ 3 2,321 $ (4 – 5) 2,026 $ (6 – 9) 1,791 $ (10 – 14) + 1 FOC 1,732 $ (15 – 19) + 1 FOC 1,564 $ (20 – 25) + 1 FOC 1,457 $ (26 – 30) + 1 FOC 1,384 $ (31 – 40) + 1 FOC 1,345 $ Single supplement 518 $ Price includes: Accommodation in mentioned hotel based on DBL / TWN Domestic air tickets. Full board meals (FB) English speaking Guide till the end of the tour Entrance fees for all mentioned monuments Portage All of transfers All of excursions A/C comfortable coach (with professional driver per itinerary) Visa code Price does not include: International air, train & bus tickets Tip of tour guide and driver Any personal expenses Any services not included in the above itinerary VISA No 495, Near Salehi Alley, Niavaran Ave. Tehran. Iran Website : www.ariantourist.com Tel : (+98 21) 22724121 Email : [email protected] Fax : (+98 21) 22744969 : www.facebook.com/ariantourist1 .
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