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Iran In-Depth Panorama Tour – 14 Days

Travel duration: 12 nights, 14 days
Departure date: According to the itinerary
Origin: everywhere
Destination: Tehran, Kashan, Isfahan, Shiraz, Yazd, Mashhad, Kish Island
Hotel type: 5-Star Hotel
Transportation: Airplane, VIP Bus
Age group: 70——2
Group size: 1 person — 20 persons

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For price inquiries, please contact 📞 Double Room 5-Star Hotel

For price inquiries, please contact 📞 Single Room 5-Star Hotel

For price inquiries, please contact 📞 Children (2–12 years old) 5-Star Hotel

Scheduling

Departure date: According to the itinerary

Return date: According to the itinerary

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This tour is held weekly.

🗓️ Day 1 – your country to Tehran

Gather at the International Airport today and prepare to board your flight to Tehran, the capital city of Iran.

Day 2: your country – Tehran – Kashan

Today, take the Mahan Air flight to Tehran. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel for rest.
After breakfast, visit the Sa’d Abad Palace, once the summer residence of the Iranian royal family, nestled in a lush forested area at the foot of the Alborz Mountains.
Next, explore the Glass and Ceramics Museum of Iran, opened in 1980, which houses an exquisite collection of Persian glassware and ceramics spanning various historical periods.
Note: Other sightseeing may be adjusted accordingly.
After the Tehran city visit, drive to Kashan (approx. 250 km, about 2.5 hours).
In the evening, check into a traditional boutique hotel in Kashan for overnight stay.

Day 3: Kashan – Isfahan

After breakfast, visit the Fin Garden, a classic example of a Persian garden, built in 1590 during the Safavid dynasty. It is one of the oldest surviving gardens in Iran, known for its symmetrical design, flowing water features, and historical significance.
Then, explore the Borujerdi House, a stunning example of traditional Persian residential architecture with beautiful frescoes and wind towers.
Next, visit the Agha Bozorg Mosque, constructed in the late 19th century during the Qajar period. This mosque is noted for its symmetrical sunken courtyard and elegant, balanced structure.
After the visits, drive to Isfahan.
Check into your hotel and rest for the night.

Day 4: Isfahan

After breakfast, visit the Chehel Sotoun Palace (Palace of Forty Columns), originally built in 1647 and rebuilt in 1706. It is one of the few palaces in Iran where the interior halls are richly adorned with large-scale oil paintings depicting historical scenes.
Continue to the Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a living museum of Islamic architecture, showcasing styles from different eras over more than a thousand years.
Next, head to the magnificent Naqsh-e Jahan Square (Imam Square), the second-largest square in the world after Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
Visit the Imam Mosque, considered a masterpiece of Persian architecture and one of the most beautiful mosques in the world, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Explore the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, an exquisite mosque built in 1602 for the royal family’s private prayers. The construction took 17 years and features some of the finest tilework in Islamic architecture.
Then visit the Ali Qapu Palace, completed in the early 17th century and once the tallest building in Isfahan, used by Safavid kings to oversee ceremonies and polo matches in the square.
Stroll through the Grand Bazaar of Isfahan, once the largest commercial center in the Middle East during the 17th century.
End the day with visits to the iconic Si-o-Se Pol (Bridge of 33 Arches), built in 1602 with its elegant double-decked structure, and the Khaju Bridge, which serves as both a bridge and a dam, featuring beautiful step-shaped arches.
Overnight stay at your hotel in Isfahan.

Day 5: Isfahan – Meybod – Yazd

After breakfast, head to Meybod, an ancient desert town located north of Yazd, with a history dating back at least 1,800 years. It is known for its massive adobe structures.
Visit the following attractions in Meybod:
Meybod Caravanserai: A historical inn, showcasing traditional Persian architecture, used by travelers along ancient trade routes.
Pigeon Tower: A unique structure used for collecting pigeon droppings, which were used as fertilizer.
Meybod Ice House (Yakhchal): An ancient ice storage building that demonstrates the remarkable engineering used to preserve ice in the desert.
Afterward, proceed to Yazd, a city founded in the 5th century and one of the largest centers of Zoroastrianism in Iran. Yazd was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017 due to its unique desert architecture and rich cultural heritage.
In the evening, check into your hotel in Yazd for rest.

Day 6: Yazd

After breakfast, visit the Tower of Silence (Dakhma), an ancient Zoroastrian site used for sky burials. This is a sacred place where the dead were exposed to the elements as part of Zoroastrian funeral rites.
Next, head to the Fire Temple (Atashkadeh), home to the ever-burning sacred fire. It is said that the flame in this temple has been continuously burning since 470 AD, making it over 1,500 years old.
After lunch, explore the Old City of Yazd, including the Dolat Abad Wind Tower Garden, known for its iconic wind towers and peaceful garden setting. You will also visit the Yazd Square, a central hub of the old city.
In the evening, check into your hotel in Yazd for rest.

Day 7: Yazd - Shiraz

After breakfast, depart for Pasargadae, one of Iran's 26 UNESCO World Heritage sites, built during the reign of King Cyrus, and the first capital of the Achaemenid Persian Empire. After lunch, visit the Pasargadae archaeological site, which includes the Tomb of Cyrus the Great, the Guardroom, the Audience Hall, the Palace, and the Garden. Then, visit Persepolis, the royal complex, which began construction in 518 BC and took over 50 years to complete. This site is home to world-famous palaces and exquisite sculptures. Afterward, continue to Shiraz.

Day 8: Shiraz

After breakfast, head to the Pink Mosque, built in 1876 and a must-see in Shiraz. Visit the Tomb of the Light King, the burial place of Imam Reza’s brother, which dates back to the 12th century. Next, see the exterior of the Karim Khan Citadel, the largest and most prominent architectural complex of the Zand dynasty. Continue to the Paradise Garden, the most famous garden in Shiraz, with a history of over 900 years. Visit the Tomb of Hafez, the resting place of the Persian poetry master. Then, explore the Quran Gate, a decorative city gate in the north of Shiraz that has been standing for over a thousand years. In the evening, check into your hotel in Shiraz for rest.

Day 9: Shiraz - Kish Island

After breakfast, head to the Pink Salt Lake, located about a 30-minute drive from Shiraz. During the dry season, the salt crystals on the lake’s surface appear pink under the sunlight. This is said to be due to certain algae and minerals present in the water. After the visit, fly to Kish Island. Kish Island is located in the southern part of Iran in the Persian Gulf. The island is famous for its pearls and is known as the Pearl of the Persian Gulf.

Day 10: Kish Island

After breakfast, visit the thousand-year-old tree, which was planted from seeds brought back by ancient Persians via the Silk Road. This tree has grown into a towering figure over the course of a thousand years. Next, visit the Harireh Ancient City, built in the 8th century, which represents the cultural heritage of Kish Island. Then, visit the Greek Shipwreck, a ship that ran aground here in 1966 while returning to Greece, and has since rusted over the years, becoming one of the island's most famous landmarks. In the afternoon, enjoy a yacht tour to explore the beautiful scenery of the Persian Gulf. Overnight at a hotel on Kish Island.

Day 11: Kish Island - Mashhad

After breakfast, head to visit the Kariz, an underground water system built over 2,500 years ago, showcasing the ancient Persian ingenuity. Afterward, take a domestic flight to Mashhad. Mashhad is Iran's second-largest city and one of the holiest cities in Shia Islam. Located 850 kilometers east of Tehran, it is the capital of Khorasan Province and the only major Iranian city with an Arabic name.

Day 12: Mashhad

After breakfast, visit the Imam Reza Shrine Complex, the burial site of the eighth Imam in Shia Islam. The complex includes the mausoleum, multiple mosques, seminaries, museums, and hospitals.
Then, visit the Tomb of Nader Shah, a prominent commander and ruthless conqueror who built a vast empire across West and Central Asia.
After lunch, tour the Tomb of Ferdowsi, Iran’s national poet, often referred to as the "Homer of Iran." His masterpiece, the Shahnameh (The Book of Kings), is considered the greatest Persian epic.
In the evening, return to the hotel in Mashhad for rest.

Day 13: Mashhad – Tehran

After breakfast, head to the bustling Reza Bazaar in Mashhad. Then, take a domestic flight back to Tehran. Upon arrival, visit the Old City Gate and view the exterior of the Iranian government office complex. Stop by the iconic Azadi Tower (exterior) for photos—this inverted Y-shaped historical monument is now a symbol of Tehran as the capital city. Afterwards, view the exterior of the former U.S. Embassy. In the evening, check in and rest at the hotel in Tehran.

Day 14: Tehran – your country

After breakfast, visit the Golestan Palace, renowned for its unique architectural style. The palace walls are inlaid with countless tiny mirrors, creating a shimmering, dazzling effect throughout the complex.
After lunch, explore the National Museum of Iran, one of the world’s most important museums, covering a total area of 18,000 square meters. It houses over 300,000 artifacts, ranging from prehistoric items and objects from the early Islamic era to those from the post-Islamic period.
Then, visit the Carpet Museum of Iran, which holds over a thousand rare carpets from the 16th to 20th centuries, showcasing the depth of Iranian culture and the essence of Persian civilization.
In the afternoon, transfer to Tehran International Airport for your flight back to your country, concluding your unforgettable journey through Iran.

Residence

**"According to guest reviews, excellent. The Espinas Palace Hotel, proudly standing in the northern part of Tehran, is a hidden gem, offering the perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. The hotel combines modern comfort with classic elegance, presenting an extraordinary noble aura. As one of Tehran's top architectural landmarks, Espinas Palace stands out with its magnificent architectural design, grand lobby, exquisite public spaces, and incredibly comfortable rooms, making it a prominent landmark in the city. Espinas Palace not only offers five-star luxury services but also creates a homely and warm atmosphere, ensuring every guest enjoys an unforgettable luxurious experience.

According to guest reviews, excellent. Abbasi Hotel is the ideal choice for travelers heading to Isfahan. Not only is it set in a charming and elegant environment, but it also offers a wide range of amenities to make your stay even more comfortable.

According to guest reviews, excellent. Shiraz, the city of culture and history, is home to Iran's highest hotel – Chamran Grand Hotel. Located in the beautiful Ghasrodasht area, the hotel offers a panoramic view of Shiraz and its surrounding paradise-like gardens, with breathtaking scenery. Chamran Grand Hotel combines the expertise of hotel management professionals with international service standards, providing guests with a luxurious, comfortable, and unforgettable stay, making your journey even more extraordinary!

According to visitor reviews, it is excellent. Iran's first garden hotel is located within the 13,000 square meter Mosher Garden, which dates back to the Qajar dynasty. This garden hotel is situated on one of the main entrance streets of Yazd, making it convenient to access various parts of the city. The beautiful courtyards, fountains, spring waters, and authentic Persian architectural style make it one of the main attractions in Yazd.

Based on guest reviews, it is highly rated. The Adib Historical Mansion, part of the Morshedi Mansion, boasts over 200 years of history and is one of the most renowned historical buildings in Kashan. After meticulous restoration, this mansion has been transformed into a traditional hotel. Like many other historical buildings in Kashan, it once faced the risk of decay. However, thanks to the flourishing tourism industry in Iran, it has been revived and successfully restored. The Adib Historical Mansion stands out for its warm atmosphere, experienced staff, and unique amenities. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is one of the most distinctive hotels in Kashan, and possibly one of the most unique hotels in Iran. The hotel offers tours of Kashan, high-speed Wi-Fi, and an excellent location close to the city center and other historical landmarks. These advantages make it an ideal choice for travelers. Here, every guest will immerse themselves in the historical ambiance and experience authentic Persian hospitality.

According to guest reviews, highly recommended: Ghasr International Hotel, Mashhad Located on one of the most beautiful streets in the heart of Mashhad, the Ghasr International Hotel is less than 800 meters from the Imam Reza Holy Shrine, offering an exceptional location. In addition to its modern facilities—including restaurants, a theater, and shops—it is also close to major shopping centers, making it a very attractive choice for visitors. The hotel features 219 rooms, including a variety of suites, apartments, and connecting rooms. Each room is meticulously designed and decorated in accordance with the latest international standards, ensuring a luxurious and comfortable stay for every guest.

Highly rated by travelers Dariush Grand Hotel – A Top Choice on Kish Island The Dariush Grand Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Kish Island, offering a warm, family-friendly atmosphere along with a wide range of convenient amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The hotel’s well-equipped rooms feature flat-screen TVs, refrigerators, and mini-bars, with free Wi-Fi available to keep guests connected at all times. Guests can also enjoy room service and concierge services for a more refined experience. The hotel boasts a swimming pool and provides complimentary breakfast, adding to the comfort of your trip. For those arriving by car, free parking is available. Looking for a good café nearby? Check out Foodland Kish, just a short distance from the hotel, to enjoy a pleasant culinary experience.

Origin and destination

Destination City 1

KASHAN

VIP tourist bus

Destination City 2

isfahan

VIP tourist bus

Destination City 3

Meybod

VIP tourist bus

Destination City 4

Yazd

VIP tourist bus

Destination City 5

shiraz

VIP tourist bus

Destination City 6

kish island

Airplane

Destination City 7

mashhad

Airplane

Destination City 8

tehran

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Tour services

Accommodation in 5-star hotels (comfortable, luxurious, and offering a unique Iranian experience)

All meals throughout the trip (including three meals a day, with authentic Persian cuisine)

VIP sightseeing bus (spacious and comfortable, ideal for long-distance travel)

Professional english-speaking guide (accompanying the group and providing in-depth explanations)

Domestic flights (quickly connecting major tourist cities)

Airport transfers (private vehicle service ensuring a smooth journey)

Attraction entrance fees (covering all major sites listed in the itinerary)

Daily supply of mineral water (providing ample drinking water)

Travel insurance (ensuring your safety throughout the journey)

Required documents

Passport and a copy (with at least 6 months validity)

Travel insurance (for journey protection)

Essential and recommended items

Cash (USD or EUR) (International credit cards cannot be used in Iran)

Travel adapter (Iran uses 220V voltage, with Type C and Type F plugs)

Appropriate clothing (women should prepare headscarves, long-sleeved tops, and long pants; men should avoid sleeveless shirts and shorts)

Sun protection items (sunglasses, sunscreen, hats — especially for desert and hot areas)

Personal medications (common medicines, stomach remedies, cold medicine, etc.)

Toiletries (some hotels do not provide toothpaste and toothbrushes)

Camera or smartphone (to capture beautiful moments of the journey)

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