Visa authorization code (Excluding consular fees)
09 Nights accommodation in single or shared room in requested hotels
All the transfers by private vehicles equipped with air conditioning
Full board basis ( including one soft drink on each meal)
Local guide during the tour
Coffee, tea during long transfers
1 Small bottle of water per day per pax
All entrance fee (mentioned in program)
After breakfast we go in Hengam Island we enjoy various activities. First is scuba diving. Then, we visit coral belts and finally we go on an exploration to find, and if we are lucky, to see the lovely dolphins of Persian Gulf. Then, we return to the Qeshm Island.
After breakfast, Drive to airport for the flight of Qeshm – Shiraz. City tour of Shiraz including a visit to Narenjestan or Orange Garden built in 1879-1886 as a reception hall for visitors and was used as the governor’s residence during the late Qajar period. On to Nasir-ol-Molk Mosque, The mausoleum of the famous Iranian poet Hafez, bazaar Vakil and Arg of Karim khan are among the other visits. Overnight Shiraz.
Drive to Yazd stop for sightseeing in Marvdasht ; Persepolis (Takht-e Jamshid) UNESCO World Heritage site, Necropolis (Naghsh-e-Rostam), Pasargad. A visit to the ruins of the ancient city of Persepolis is one of the highlights of any trip to Iran. Persepolis is the best preserved of Persia’s ruined cities and the finest legacy of the great Achaemenid Empire which ruled Persia between 559 and 330 BC. The most impressive features of the ruins are the splendid bas-reliefs, which adorn many of the staircases and palaces on the site and provide a rich treasure house of ancient history. At Necropolis you will find the tomb of the three powerful Achaemenian Kings carved into huge rocks overlooking one of the oldest Zoroastrian fire temples. A visit of the Pasargad, The Tomb of Cyrus is the burial place of Cyrus the great of Persia. Overnight yazd.
Yazd is still home to Iran’s largest community of Zoroastrians, and the best place to visit an Atashkadeh (House of Eternal Fire) and the Towers of Silence, the Zoroastrian burial grounds. Although the temple is modern (built in the 1940s), the sacred fire has been burning since 470 AD. Yazd is also an ancient city with its unique desert architecture and its “Badgirs”, the wind towers designed to catch and circulate the merest breath of wind. The mosques of Yazd are like no others and the magnificent Jame Mosque dominates the old city. Its remarkably high, tiled entrance, flanked with two magnificent minarets and adorned with an inscription from the 15th century, is simply superb. This city has always been a great weaving canter, known for its silks and other fabrics even before Marco Polo passed through along one of the Silk Routes in the late 13th century. This day, group will visit Jame Mosque of Yazd, Fire Temple, Towers of Silence, Mir-Chakhmaq Complex, old district of city and wind towers. After visits of yazd, En route to Isfahan, stop for sightseeing in Nain including Jame Mosque. Overnight Isfahan.
Drive to Tehran. stop for sightseeing in Kashan. Kashan, this attractive small oasis city was once a favourite of Shah Abbas I who beautified it and asked to be buried here. Kashan is also home to some of the best traditional houses such as Brujerdi House (a Samovar merchant), as well as beautiful gardens such as Fin Garden. Overnight Tehran.