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16Days
Tehran > Hamedan > Kermanshah > Shushtar > Shush > Ahvaz > Kazerun > Shiraz > Yazd > Meybod > Nain > Isfahan > Kashan > Tehran
Discovering a world of historic grandeur, rich cultural legacy, and art that reaches your heart! A journey through classic Iran, enriched by the mystical/rural charisma of its Kurdish west, the antique heritage in the southwest, and the old stories of Hamedan. Every day of the trip will delight you with the unforgettable taste of Persian dishes and the warm embrace of Iranian hospitality.
Start Point
Tehran
Duration
16 Days / 15 Nights
Possible Seasons
All year round
Travel Type
Private
Finish Point
Tehran
Travel Type
Private
Best Season
fall & spring
Duration
16 Days / 15 Nights
Travel Method
overland
Duration
7 Days/ 6 Nights
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Discover the country’s top museums and museum palaces:
Overnight: Tehran
*Jewelry Museum is only open on specific days. If it is closed, you will have time to visit the Abgineh Museum instead.
Road trip from Tehran to Hamedan (around 400 km). Near Hamedan:
Overnight: Hamedan
Stories of ancient Persia come to life today through visits to:
Road trip from Hamedan to Kermanshah (around 190 km), making stops at:
Overnight: Kermanshah
Road trip from Kermanshah to Shushtar (around 410 km), making a stop by:
Overnight: Shushtar
Your Immersive option
Instead of Falak Ol Aflak Citadel, you can choose to find the amazing view of Khazineh Canyon on the way.
Instead of Falak Ol Aflak Citadel, you can choose to find the amazing view of Khazineh Canyon on the way.
Today, moving from Shushtar to Ahvaz will bring you to:
Overnight: Ahvaz
Road trip from Ahvaz to your ecolodge near Kazerun (around 410 km).
Overnight: near Kazerun
Road trip from Kazerun to Shiraz (around 140 km)
Your (4) Immersive options
Near Tange Chogan, a cave hides a historical gem. To discover Shapur Cave, you need a few hours to hike there and return (since the trail is sloping, the hike might be difficult for some). As a royal worship refuge, the cave features ancient inscriptions and the giant statue of a Persian king.
Or, treat all your senses to the beauties and the intoxicating aroma of the Narcissus (Daffodil) Fields on the way (around November to March).
Or in Shiraz, visit Ali Ibn Hamzeh Holy Shrine: a peaceful escape with stunning mirrored walls and a serene courtyard. Please your eyes on the patterns on the tilework while soaking in the shrine’s spiritual atmosphere and the visitors praying peacefully. (you can visit Shah Cheragh Holy Shrine instead)
Or, for lunch or dinner, immerse yourself in the heart of Iranian hospitality by being Guests to a Shirazi Family. Your hosts will treat you to delicious homemade dishes, prepared with love and traditions passed down through generations. Besides, enjoy a live solo performance of Persian music, listen to your host recite classic Persian poetry, and connect with the warmth and kindness that define Iranian culture.
Near Tange Chogan, a cave hides a historical gem. To discover Shapur Cave, you need a few hours to hike there and return (since the trail is sloping, the hike might be difficult for some). As a royal worship refuge, the cave features ancient inscriptions and the giant statue of a Persian king.
Or, treat all your senses to the beauties and the intoxicating aroma of the Narcissus (Daffodil) Fields on the way (around November to March).
Or in Shiraz, visit Ali Ibn Hamzeh Holy Shrine: a peaceful escape with stunning mirrored walls and a serene courtyard. Please your eyes on the patterns on the tilework while soaking in the shrine’s spiritual atmosphere and the visitors praying peacefully. (you can visit Shah Cheragh Holy Shrine instead)
Or, for lunch or dinner, immerse yourself in the heart of Iranian hospitality by being Guests to a Shirazi Family. Your hosts will treat you to delicious homemade dishes, prepared with love and traditions passed down through generations. Besides, enjoy a live solo performance of Persian music, listen to your host recite classic Persian poetry, and connect with the warmth and kindness that define Iranian culture.
The city of poets, delightful ambiance, and carefree people receives you with open arms:
Overnight: Shiraz
Road trip from Shiraz to Yazd (around 440 km), making stops at:
Your Immersive option
Like to spice up your trip with a visit to a Nomadic Tribe? Enjoy a short escape from modern life and experience the peaceful and simple lifestyle of the nomads. Share a meal with them and try on their traditional clothing.
Like to spice up your trip with a visit to a Nomadic Tribe? Enjoy a short escape from modern life and experience the peaceful and simple lifestyle of the nomads. Share a meal with them and try on their traditional clothing.
Welcome to the historic city of wind towers, desert architecture, rooftop cafes, and Zoroastrian gems.
Overnight: Yazd
Your (3) Immersive options
If you’ve got time, visit a Zourkhaneh (traditional Iranian gym) and watch the unique practice of Pahlevani (heroism), which is a combination of martial arts, music, and spiritual poetry recognized by UNESCO. These ancient gyms used to prepare heroes with not only strong bodies and minds, but also a strong sense of ethics and social responsibility.
Or, for lunch or dinner, enjoy homemade Zoroastrian Dishes at the garden ecolodge of a Zoroastrian family near Yazd. Besides the local flavors of the dishes and the Zoroastrian culture that enriches it, the beautiful sight of the pomegranate flowers or fruits (depending on the season) creates a picturesque backdrop for your meal.
Or, step into a Qanat (underground channel) that used to transport water from mountains to arid areas like Yazd. These clever ancient irrigation systems (UNESCO) reflect ancient engineering and eco-friendly innovation.
If you’ve got time, visit a Zourkhaneh (traditional Iranian gym) and watch the unique practice of Pahlevani (heroism), which is a combination of martial arts, music, and spiritual poetry recognized by UNESCO. These ancient gyms used to prepare heroes with not only strong bodies and minds, but also a strong sense of ethics and social responsibility.
Or, for lunch or dinner, enjoy homemade Zoroastrian Dishes at the garden ecolodge of a Zoroastrian family near Yazd. Besides the local flavors of the dishes and the Zoroastrian culture that enriches it, the beautiful sight of the pomegranate flowers or fruits (depending on the season) creates a picturesque backdrop for your meal.
Or, step into a Qanat (underground channel) that used to transport water from mountains to arid areas like Yazd. These clever ancient irrigation systems (UNESCO) reflect ancient engineering and eco-friendly innovation.
Road trip from Yazd to Isfahan (around 330 km), making stops at the small towns of Meybod and Nain.
In Meybod, find:
In Nain, find:
Overnight: Isfahan
Your Immersive option
During fall, winter, and early spring, a trip to Varzaneh Desert would be a nice getaway. Soak in the tranquility of the desert, marvel at the sparkling night sky, and stroll barefoot along the soft sands. You may also like to spend the night in a camp there or in an eco-lodge/caravanserai nearby? This will also give you the chance to catch the sun rising over the beautiful desert horizon.
During fall, winter, and early spring, a trip to Varzaneh Desert would be a nice getaway. Soak in the tranquility of the desert, marvel at the sparkling night sky, and stroll barefoot along the soft sands. You may also like to spend the night in a camp there or in an eco-lodge/caravanserai nearby? This will also give you the chance to catch the sun rising over the beautiful desert horizon.
The artistry and architectural genius of the golden age of Islam in Iran is to mesmerize you today:
Your (2) Immersive options
If there is time, visit Music Museum of Isfahan. Music is a reflection of a nation’s history, beliefs, and culture! This museum brings together instruments, contributors, styles, and methods that together create the legacy of Iranian music. A soul-touching live performance of traditional Iranian music livens up your visit.
Or, join a warm and memorable Gathering with a Local Isfahani Family, where you’ll indulge in home-cooked Persian dishes. Besides the adventure in Iranian cuisine and local customs, immerse yourself in a live music performance of traditional Iranian instruments and soulful singing. This warm and joyful atmosphere truly captures the heart of Iranian culture.
If there is time, visit Music Museum of Isfahan. Music is a reflection of a nation’s history, beliefs, and culture! This museum brings together instruments, contributors, styles, and methods that together create the legacy of Iranian music. A soul-touching live performance of traditional Iranian music livens up your visit.
Or, join a warm and memorable Gathering with a Local Isfahani Family, where you'll indulge in home-cooked Persian dishes. Besides the adventure in Iranian cuisine and local customs, immerse yourself in a live music performance of traditional Iranian instruments and soulful singing. This warm and joyful atmosphere truly captures the heart of Iranian culture.
Road trip from Isfahan to Kashan (around 210 km). In Kashan, visit:
Overnight: Kashan
Road trip to your accommodation Imam Khomeini Airport of Tehran (around 210 km).
Your Immersive option
make a stop by the Shrine of Fatima Masumeh in Qom. This place of breathtaking architecture and peaceful ambiance, is one of Iran’s main religious sites.
make a stop by the Shrine of Fatima Masumeh in Qom. This place of breathtaking architecture and peaceful ambiance, is one of Iran’s main religious sites.
Get hotel transfer to Imam Khomeini Airport to go back home with cherished memories.
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