Persia in Depth :Cities,Culture And the Kalout Desert
Duration
15 Days
Travel style
History
Meals
breakfast only
Physicaly
15 Days
Local touch
Age group
+5
Transportaion
sedan - airplane
Accommodation grade
hotel - tradational hotel
Equipment
Proper shoes - personal medicines - small bag
Persia in Depth
Cities,Culture And the Kalout Desert
€1,520
Day 1: Arrival in Tehran
- Azadi Tower: Begin your exploration by visiting the iconic Azadi Tower, a symbol of Tehran and a landmark that represents the city’s rich history.
- Milad Tower: Next, head to Milad Tower, the tallest structure in Iran. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city from its observation deck.
Day 2: Tehran City Tour
- Morning: Golestan Palace
- Begin your day with a visit to Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site built during the Qajar Dynasty. This stunning walled complex is centered around beautifully landscaped gardens and tranquil pools. You will spend approximately 2 hours exploring the intricate architecture and rich history.
- After the tour, enjoy some free time in the gardens for photography and relaxation.
- Late Morning: Tehran Grand Bazaar
- After leaving the palace, take a short walk to the Tehran Grand Bazaar. Here, you can wander through the vibrant market, experiencing the local culture and browsing the various shops.
- Lunch
- Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant near the bazaar, sampling delicious Persian cuisine.
- Afternoon: Iran National Museum
- Following lunch, visit the Iran National Museum, where you can admire a remarkable collection of historical artifacts dating back to 5000 BC. This museum provides a fascinating insight into Iran’s rich cultural heritage.
- Late Afternoon: Street Food on 30th Tir Street
- After the museum, take a leisurely walk down 30th Tir Street, known for its vibrant street food scene. Sample some local delicacies and immerse yourself in the culinary culture of Tehran.
- Evening: Tabiat Bridge (Pol-e Tabiat)
- Conclude your day with a stroll across the Tabiat Bridge, a stunning piece of modern architecture that connects two parks. Here, you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and experience the contemporary side of Tehran.
- Overnight Stay
- Return to your hotel for a restful night, preparing for the next leg of your Iran adventure.
Day 3: Drive to Kashan
Distance: 250 km (approximately 3 hours)
On the second day of your Iran tour, we will travel south to Kashan, a city renowned for its exquisite rosewater, historical houses, and traditional hammams.
Attractions to Visit:
- Fin Garden (UNESCO World Heritage Site): Our first stop will be Fin Garden, a stunning example of Persian landscape architecture. This serene garden features a central pavilion surrounded by water channels, offering a relaxing atmosphere and visual splendor.
- Tabatabaee House and Boroujerdi House: Next, we will visit two of the most beautiful and charming historical houses in Iran. The Tabatabaee House showcases intricate tile work and traditional architecture, while the Boroujerdi House is known for its unique design and stunning central courtyard.
- Agha Bozorg Mosque: We will then head to the magnificent Agha Bozorg Mosque, which serves as both a place of worship and a theological school. Its stunning architecture and serene ambiance make it a highlight of our visit.
- Sultan Amir Ahmad Bath: Finally, we will explore the Sultan Amir Ahmad Bath, a traditional Iranian hammam. After our visit, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Kashan from the rooftop.
Overnight: Kashan
Day 4 Itinerary: Kashan to Isfahan via Abiyaneh Village
- Morning in Kashan:
- Kashan Bazaar: Start your day by visiting the historic Kashan Bazaar, a vibrant marketplace offering everything from spices and textiles to traditional Persian handicrafts. Be sure to explore the stunning architectural beauty of the Amin-o-Doleh Caravansary, an exquisite part of the bazaar showcasing traditional Persian design and craftsmanship.
- Drive to Abiyaneh Village (Approx. 1.5-2 hours):
- En route to Isfahan, stop at the beautiful Abiyaneh Village. Nestled at the foot of Karkas Mountain, Abiyaneh is known for its striking red-colored soil and houses built from red clay. The village is a living museum of ancient architecture and culture, with its latticed windows, wooden doors, and narrow winding streets. Don’t miss the chance to engage with the friendly locals, who often sell handmade scarves and fresh dried fruits as souvenirs.
- Drive from Abiyaneh to Isfahan (Approx. 1.5 hours):
- After visiting Abiyaneh, continue your drive to Isfahan. The drive offers scenic views of the Iranian countryside.
- Arrival and Overnight Stay in Isfahan:
- Arrive in Isfahan and check into your hotel. Depending on your energy levels, you can relax or explore the nearby areas in the evening.
Highlights:
- Kashan Bazaar & Amin-o-Doleh Caravansary
- Red-soil houses of Abiyaneh Village
- Scenic drive to Isfahan
Accommodation: Overnight stay in Isfahan.
Day 5: Full Day in Isfahan
Morning: Vank Cathedral and Jolfa Town
- Vank Cathedral: Begin your day with a visit to Vank Cathedral, located in the Armenian Quarter of Jolfa. Admire its lavishly decorated interior, which showcases a unique blend of Islamic and European architectural styles. The intricate frescoes and beautiful tile work will surely surprise you.
- Jolfa Town: Explore the charming streets of Jolfa Town, known for its rich Armenian heritage and vibrant atmosphere. Take a moment to appreciate the local culture and architecture.
Afternoon: Naghshe Jahan Square
- Naghshe Jahan Square: Head to one of the largest public squares in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, you will visit several significant sites in sequence:
- Imam Mosque (Shah Mosque): Revered as a masterpiece of Islamic architecture, this mosque is renowned for its magnificent tile work and stunning minarets. Take time to appreciate the intricate details and serene ambiance.
- Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque: Known as the Lady’s Mosque, this structure was built for the Shah’s harem. Marvel at its exquisite dome and the delicate artistry that adorns its interior.
- Ali Qapu Palace: Visit this grand palace, where you can admire the beautiful music room and the balconies that overlook the square. Imagine the Safavid kings enjoying polo matches below as you take in the stunning views.
Evening: Isfahan Bazaar
- Isfahan Bazaar: End your day with a stroll through the vibrant Isfahan Bazaar. Explore the myriad of handicraft shops, where you can find exquisite Persian carpets, pottery, and other local crafts. It’s a perfect opportunity to pick up unique souvenirs and experience the local culture.
Overnight Stay in Isfahan: Conclude your day with a relaxing evening in Isfahan, reflecting on the rich history and culture you’ve experienced. Enjoy a restful night at your accommodation.
Day 6: Capturing Isfahan’s Beauty and Exploring Jolfa
Morning: Photography at Motamedi Hotel
Start your day with a photography session at Motamedi Hotel, known for its traditional Persian architecture and charm. Capture the intricate designs, peaceful courtyards, and stunning interiors that offer an authentic glimpse into Iranian culture.
Late Morning: Visit to Vank Cathedral and Jolfa Town
Next, head to the Vank Cathedral in the Jolfa district, an Armenian quarter of Isfahan. The cathedral is famous for its lavishly decorated interior and fascinating blend of Islamic and European architectural styles. The frescoes, gilded carvings, and the richly detailed interior will leave you amazed.
- Explore the surrounding Jolfa Town, where you can experience the vibrant Armenian culture, browse local cafés, and visit galleries showcasing Armenian heritage.
Midday: Visit the Shaking Minaret (Menar Jomban)
After visiting Jolfa, proceed to the Shaking Minaret (Menar Jomban). This unique structure features a fascinating phenomenon—when one minaret is shaken, the other vibrates as well. Learn about the architectural ingenuity behind this unusual design and witness it in action.
Afternoon: Siosepol and Khajoo Bridges
In the afternoon, visit two of Isfahan’s most iconic bridges:
- Siosepol Bridge (33 Arch Bridge)
Famous for its elegant design and 33 arches, Siosepol Bridge offers a picturesque view of the Zayanderud River, perfect for a leisurely walk and some beautiful photography. - Khajoo Bridge
Known not just for its architectural beauty but also for its cultural significance, Khajoo Bridge is a social gathering spot. You may hear local Iranians singing traditional songs under the bridge, adding a unique charm to your visit.
Evening: Overnight in Isfahan
Conclude your day with some free time for reflection or a stroll by the river before heading back to your hotel for an overnight stay in Isfahan.
Day 7: Drive from Isfahan to Yazd
Morning: Departure from Isfahan
- After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive from Isfahan to Yazd, approximately 320 km (about 4 hours). Enjoy the changing landscapes as you travel through the Iranian countryside.
Mid-Morning: Stop in Meybod
- Stop in Meybod, a charming city known for its stunning monochromatic desert brick architecture. Take your time to explore several interesting sites:
- Pigeon Tower:
- Visit the iconic Pigeon Tower, an ancient structure used to raise and collect pigeons for food. The unique design and craftsmanship offer a glimpse into traditional Iranian architecture.
- Narin Castle:
- Explore Narin Castle, one of the oldest adobe castles in Iran. Walk through its ancient walls and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding area. Learn about its historical significance and the stories it holds.
- Meybod Pottery Shops:
- Discover the traditional Meybod pottery shops, where artisans create beautiful ceramic pieces. Take the opportunity to purchase unique souvenirs or simply admire the craftsmanship on display.
Lunch: Local Cuisine
- Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Meybod, sampling regional dishes that showcase the flavors of the Yazd province.
Afternoon: Continue to Yazd
- After your visit to Meybod, continue your journey to Yazd. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and freshen up.
Evening: Explore Yazd
- Take a leisurely stroll through the historical streets of Yazd. You might want to visit Amir Chakhmaq Complex, famous for its beautiful facade and intricate tile work.
Overnight Stay in Yazd
- Settle in for the night at your accommodation, ready for another day of exploration in this ancient city.
Day 8: Exploring Yazd
Today, we’ll delve into the rich history and unique attractions of Yazd, an ancient desert city known for its well-preserved mudbrick architecture, Zoroastrian heritage, and ingenious water systems.
Attractions to Cover:
- Tower of Silence (Dakhmeh)
- Begin the day by visiting the Tower of Silence, where you’ll learn about the ancient Zoroastrian funerary tradition. The dead were placed in these elevated structures to be exposed to the elements and birds of prey, a practice that continued until the mid-20th century. Your guide will share fascinating stories and historical context behind this pre-Islamic ritual.
- Yazd Fire Temple (Atashkadeh)
- Next, head to the Yazd Fire Temple, home to a fire that has allegedly burned continuously for over 1,500 years. This temple is a sacred site for Zoroastrians, and your guide will explain the importance of fire in their rituals and beliefs.
- Dowlat Abad Garden
- In the serene Dowlat Abad Garden, a UNESCO-listed Persian garden, you’ll learn about Iran’s ancient qanat system, a series of underground channels that have brought water to the desert for centuries. Your guide will also introduce you to the engineering marvel of wind towers (badgirs), a traditional air-conditioning system that uses natural airflow to cool buildings.
- Yazd Old Town
- Stroll through Yazd’s Old Town, a labyrinth of narrow alleys, mudbrick houses, and stunning architecture. This area captures the essence of the city’s desert heritage.
- Jameh Mosque of Yazd
- Visit the Jameh Mosque of Yazd, an architectural masterpiece with a towering facade and intricate tile work. The mosque’s minarets are among the tallest in Iran, and its design is a beautiful example of Persian-Islamic architecture.
- Amir Chakhmaq Square
- End your day at Amir Chakhmaq Square, one of the most iconic landmarks in Yazd. The complex features a stunning three-story facade, historical monuments, and a vibrant atmosphere, especially as the evening approaches.
Overnight Stay:
- You’ll spend the night in Yazd, reflecting on the day’s deep dive into Zoroastrianism, ancient water systems, and the timeless beauty of the desert city.
Day9
- Morning Departure from Yazd to Pasargadae (380 km – 5 hours)
- After breakfast, you’ll set off on the drive to Pasargadae, the first capital of the Achaemenid Empire, founded by Cyrus the Great.
- Visit to Pasargadae
- Begin your historical exploration at Pasargadae, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is where you’ll visit the Tomb of Cyrus the Great, a simple yet powerful structure that has stood for millennia as a symbol of his legacy.
- You’ll also explore the remains of the palaces and gardens that were once part of this ancient capital, gaining insight into the early development of Persian imperial architecture.
- Drive to Persepolis (80 km – approx. 1 hour)
- After Pasargadae, continue your journey to Persepolis, one of the most iconic archaeological sites in Iran, known as the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire.
- Visit to Persepolis
- At Persepolis, you’ll walk through the awe-inspiring ruins of palaces, terraces, and gates. Your guide will bring to life the history of Darius the Great, Xerxes, and other rulers who built this grand ceremonial city in 512 BC.
- Highlights include the Apadana Palace, Gate of All Nations, Tachara Palace, and the spectacular reliefs that showcase Persian imperial power.
- Naqsh-e Rustam (Necropolis)
- Just a short drive from Persepolis, visit Naqsh-e Rustam, the royal necropolis. Here, you’ll see the monumental tombs of Persian kings such as Darius I, carved into the cliffside, along with impressive rock reliefs from both the Achaemenid and Sassanian eras.
- The sheer scale of the tombs and the artistic carvings provide a profound insight into the royal burial practices and the grandeur of ancient Persian kings.
- Drive to Shiraz (60 km – approx. 1 hour)
- After finishing at Naqsh-e Rustam, you’ll continue your drive to Shiraz, where you’ll arrive in the evening.
Overnight Stay:
- You’ll spend the night in Shiraz, resting after a day filled with ancient wonders and ready to explore the cultural beauty of the city the following day.
Day 10: Shiraz City Tour
Shiraz, the heart of Persian culture, is known for its poetic heritage, beautiful gardens, and architectural gems. Today, you’ll immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city, visiting its most stunning and significant landmarks.
Itinerary:
- Nasir ol Molk Mosque (Pink Mosque)
- Begin your day with a visit to the breathtaking Nasir ol Molk Mosque, famously known as the Pink Mosque. This mosque is renowned for its stunning stained-glass windows, which create a kaleidoscope of colors when sunlight streams through them in the morning. Your guide will explain the intricate tilework and the spiritual significance of this architectural marvel.
- Narenjestan-e Qavam (Qavam House)
- Next, head to the elegant Narenjestan-e Qavam or Qavam House, a beautiful 19th-century mansion surrounded by citrus trees and Persian gardens. This house is an excellent example of Qajar-era architecture, with its lavishly decorated mirrored hall and intricate paintings. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about the Qavam family’s role in Shiraz’s history.
- Zandiyeh Complex
- Explore the Zandiyeh Complex, which includes the impressive Arg-e Karim Khan (Citadel). The Arg served as a fortress and residence during the Zand Dynasty under Karim Khan, the founder of Shiraz. You’ll explore its massive brick walls and interior courtyards, learning about the strategic importance of this structure during the 18th century.
- Vakil Mosque & Bazaar (Optional in Zandiyeh Complex)
- While at the Zandiyeh Complex, you might also visit the Vakil Mosque and Vakil Bazaar, where you can experience the bustling atmosphere of Shiraz’s traditional market, famous for its spices, carpets, and handicrafts.
- Eram Garden (Bagh-e Eram)
- Continue your tour at the beautiful Eram Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most famous Persian gardens in Iran. Here, you’ll enjoy the lush greenery, tall cypress trees, and elegant pavilions that make this garden a perfect example of Persian landscape design. Your guide will explain the historical and cultural significance of Persian gardens.
- Ali Ibn-e Hamzeh Holy Shrine
- In the afternoon, visit the Ali Ibn-e Hamzeh Shrine, known for its serene atmosphere and exquisite mirrorwork. This shrine holds great spiritual importance in Shiraz, and its reflective surfaces create a mesmerizing effect. You’ll learn about the history and significance of this religious site.
Optional Evening:
- Hafez Tomb or Saadi Tomb: If time permits and you’re interested in Shiraz’s rich poetic history, you could visit the tombs of Hafez or Saadi, two of Iran’s greatest poets, whose verses have shaped Persian literature and culture. These are peaceful spots where you can reflect on the themes of love, mysticism, and life found in their poetry.
Overnight Stay:
- After a full day of exploring the cultural and historical gems of Shiraz, you’ll spend the night in Shiraz, surrounded by the city’s romantic and artistic spirit.
This day is designed to capture the essence of Shiraz’s artistic, architectural, and poetic legacy.
Day 11: Journey from Shiraz to Kerman
Morning: Departure from Shiraz
Start the day with an early breakfast and embark on your drive from Shiraz to Kerman. The journey is approximately 600 km and will take around 8 hours. Enjoy the changing landscapes of Iran as you travel through its deserts and mountainous regions.
Afternoon: Scenic Drive and Rest Stops
Make a few stops along the route for refreshments and to stretch your legs. Depending on your interest, there may be opportunities to visit small villages or scenic spots along the way, capturing the essence of rural Iran.
Evening: Arrival in Kerman
Arrive in Kerman by late afternoon or early evening. Upon arrival, check in to the unique Karvanika Caravanserai Hotel, an ancient caravanserai that has been beautifully restored. Enjoy the authentic experience of staying in this historic lodging, which was once a resting place for travelers and merchants crossing the desert.
Overnight Stay at Karvanika Caravanserai Hotel
Unwind in the peaceful ambiance of the caravanserai. Explore the beautiful courtyard, admire the traditional architecture, and relax in the tranquil setting, preparing for your exploration of Kerman the next day.
Day 12: Kerman City Tour and Surroundings
Morning: Ryen Citadel (Rayen Castle) and Shazdeh Mahan Historical Garden
- Rayen Citadel (Ryen Citadel)
Begin the day with a visit to the magnificent Rayen Citadel, located just outside of Kerman. This ancient adobe structure, similar in design to the famous Bam Citadel, is one of the best-preserved mud-brick fortresses in Iran. Explore its towering walls, courtyards, and historic rooms that date back to the Sassanid era. - Shazdeh Mahan Historical Garden
After the citadel, visit the Shazdeh Mahan Garden, a beautiful Persian garden located in the desert. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this garden is an oasis with flowing water features, tall trees, and stunning pavilions. It’s an excellent place to capture the serenity of traditional Persian landscaping and architecture.
Afternoon: Kerman City Tour
- Ganj Ali Khan Complex
After lunch, return to Kerman for a tour of the historic Ganj Ali Khan Complex, a masterpiece of Safavid architecture. The complex includes:- Ganj Ali Khan Bathhouse, known for its exquisite frescoes and artistic depictions of bathing traditions.
- Ganj Ali Khan Mosque, featuring stunning tile work.
- Ganj Ali Khan Caravanserai, once a bustling stop for traders and travelers, now housing shops and exhibits.
- Kerman Bazaar
Next, explore the vibrant Kerman Bazaar, one of the oldest and longest bazaars in Iran. Stroll through the narrow alleys and discover an array of local products, including handicrafts, spices, copper goods, and traditional Persian rugs. The bazaar is an excellent place to soak up the local atmosphere and shop for souvenirs.
Evening: Return to Karvanika Caravanserai Hotel
After a full day of sightseeing, return to your hotel for a relaxing evening. Enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the Karvanika Caravanserai and prepare for the next day’s adventures.
Overnight Stay in Kerman
Day 13: Adventure Tour of Kalouts and Desert Camping
Morning: Drive from Kerman to Keshit Village
Begin your adventure-filled day with an early departure from Kerman in a 4WD car. Drive through scenic landscapes on your way to Keshit Village, a hidden gem surrounded by natural beauty.
- Keshit Waterfall
Upon arriving in Keshit Village, visit the stunning Keshit Waterfall, an unexpected oasis in the desert. Enjoy the peaceful environment, and if you’re up for it, take a refreshing swim in the waterfall’s cool waters before continuing your journey.
Midday: Journey to Shahdad and the Kalouts Desert
After exploring Keshit, continue your drive to Shahdad via the desert roads. Shahdad is the gateway to the Lut Desert, known for its impressive Kalouts—natural sand formations shaped by wind erosion over centuries.
- Shahdad Kalouts
Arrive at the Shahdad Kalouts, where you will be amazed by the otherworldly desert landscape. Explore the area, take photos, and immerse yourself in the unique beauty of the vast desert, with towering sand structures, ridges, and plateaus.
Afternoon: Desert Exploration and Camping Preparation
Spend the afternoon exploring the Kalouts Desert. If you like adventure, you can hike the dunes, ride across the sand with your 4WD vehicle, and capture the desert’s beauty as the sun starts to set.
- Camping Setup: As the day winds down, set up camp in the heart of the desert. For those not interested in camping, accommodation is available at a nearby ecolodge offering comfortable rooms and local hospitality.
Evening: Barbecue and Stargazing in the Desert
Enjoy a delicious barbecue dinner under the stars. This remote location offers one of the clearest views of the night sky, perfect for stargazing in a peaceful desert setting.
- Gather around the campfire for an authentic desert experience, sharing stories, and enjoying the tranquil silence of the desert night.
Overnight Stay
- Option 1: Camping in the Desert – Spend the night in tents under the stars.
- Option 2: Ecolodge – For those preferring more comfort, stay overnight at a nearby ecolodge offering a cozy desert retreat.
Day 14: Return to Tehran and Departure
Morning: Drive from Shahdad to Kerman Airport
After an early breakfast, leave the desert and drive from Shahdad to Kerman Airport in your 4WD car. The journey takes approximately 1 hour 45 minutes (110 km), giving you time to enjoy the desert’s morning serenity.
Flight to Tehran
Board your morning flight from Kerman to Tehran. Upon arrival in Tehran, you’ll be transferred to a restaurant for a farewell lunch.
Lunch in Tehran
Enjoy a delicious lunch in Tehran, savoring some final Persian dishes and reflecting on the amazing experiences from your tour. Depending on your interests and schedule, you may have some free time to explore Tehran or shop for souvenirs before heading to the airport.
Transfer to Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKA)
After lunch, you will be transferred to Imam Khomeini International Airport for your flight home. For those with late-night departures, we can arrange a stay at an airport hotel to ensure a comfortable and convenient rest before your flight.
End of Tour
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