Fin Graden

Day1:

Tehran
See Iran National museum and get amazed at its priceless pieces, spend your time in the busiest Bazaar in Iran and maybe sip some tea in a nice tea-house. Discover the eye-catching precious collection of Jewels of Iranian 2500 years of Monarchy in the Iran Jewels museum.

Day2:  Drive to Kashan. Get an insight into Iranian traditional houses by visiting Tabatabai and Boroojerdiha houses. Tread in Fin gardens of Kashan and once again praise Persian garden designers. Taste Iranian food and stay a night there.

Day3: Drive to Isfahan. Get acquainted with the historic Royal square of Isfahan registered as a world heritage. Visit picturesque Royal mosque, Sheikh-Lotfollah mosque and Aliqapoo palace.

Day3: Ponder on the breathtaking Armenian Vank church In Isfahan and marvel around Isfahan Armenian quarter, Jolfa. Stroll aside Isfahan river and admire the masters who built several bridges over it through the history. This afternoon is at leisure.

Day4: Drive to Yazd and get into the mysterious world of Zoroastrians by visiting their fire temple and towers of silence there.

Day5: Admire people of Iranian plateau by visiting Yazd water museum and learn about the underground water canals, Qanats. Gaze at the high minarets and nice brick and tile work of Yazd Jame mosque and visit the marvelous Islamic Amirchaghmagh complex.

Day6: Drive to Persepolis and Necropolis (Naghshe Rostam) and Unearth the ruins of Persepolis as a world heritage. Meet warm Iranians in Hafez tomb reciting his poems.

Day7:  Shiraz in the morning and after the hotel check-in head to the  Zand complex including the castle, gardens and mosque to get a sense of Shiraz as a capital 250 years ago.

Day8: cone back to the capital city by flight. 

We will visit:

Tehran

Kashan

Isfshan

Yazd

Persepolis

Shiraz

Tehran, the capital city of Iran and the second most populous city in Western Asia, is Iran’s dynamic beating heart. Often underrated as a tourist destination, nowhere will you sample a flavor of contemporary Iranian life more than Tehran. Although neither Iran’s oldest or most attractive city, the bustling metropolis is not without its own compelling charm.

The city was the seat of the Qajars and Pahlavis, the two last imperial dynasties of Iran. Exploring Tehran’s historical collections, such as the royal complexes of Golestan, Sa'dabad, and Niavaran will transport you on a journey of over 250 years of Iranian history.

Esfahan is Iran’s top tourist destination for good reason. Many tourists who visited Iran described Isfahan as a magnificent and the most attractive city in Iran. Its multitude of tree-lined boulevards, Persian gardens and important Islamic buildings, the historic bazaar, the picturesque bridges and the Unesco-listed central square give it a visual appeal which is unique to the rest of the country.

This awesome city has a long history dating back to Achamanid and Sassanid period but it flourished particularly in 16th century under the Safavid dynasty when it finally became the capital of Persia.

Many travelers choose to bypass Kashan on their journeys between Tehran, Esfahan, but this delightful oasis city on the edge of a desert is one of Iran's most fascinating destinations. With its hospitable people, warm climate and variety of attractions – from the atmospheric covered bazaar and a Unesco-recognized garden to some of central Iran's best traditional houses and beautiful Maranjab Desert, Kashan has just about everything a holidaymaker could desire.