After breakfast we will fly to Kerman, the house to first Iranian inhabitance in ancient time. We’ll start by visiting Ganjali Khan complex, a place full of engaging stories which may amaze you. Then, we are going to Fath Abad Garden, a remaining relic from Qajar with an astonishing view at night. We will spend the night in a good quality hotel in Kerman.

Today we will start our plan by visiting Rayen Castle, the second largest adobe structure after Bam castle in the world! Next, we will visit Shazdeh Mahan garden, and finally, we’ll go to Lut dessert, the house to the hottest spot in the world.

In the morning, we’ll head towards Shiraz, on our way we are visiting Meymand, a rocky village registered in UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here we have time to hang out in city, talk to locals, have a look at their handicrafts and visit the Iranian traditional Hamman. We then we’ll hit the road to Shiraz and stay the night there.

The day is yours to enjoy Shiraz at your own pace. We will start our plan by visiting Eram garden, the word is that it’s a part of the paradise on earth. Then, we will be exploring Vakil complex and Karim Khan citadel. It’s a good time to be with locals and make some Iranian friends. After that, it’s time to visit the Saadi Tomb, one of the most important poets in Iran whose books are Gulistan and Bustan and are still of a high value among people.

Today we’re going to start our day by visiting Nasir Almolk mosque which is famous for colorful tiles and windows, it’s also known as Pink Mosque. Narenjestan garden (the garden of sour orange) is our next destination. Then, we are going to visit Zinat-ol-molk house. As our last destination in Shiraz, we are visiting Hafez Tomb, the mysterious, yet, one of the most well-known Iranian poets. You may have the chance to have Hafez tell your fortune!

Today we have a road trip. On the way to Yazd we will be getting familiar with 2500-year-old Iranian history. We will be visiting Persepolis, Naghsh-e Rostam, Naghsh-e Rajab and Pasargad. In the afternoon, we are going to the Clock Tower in Yazd, and we will finish our plan by visiting Amir Chakhmagh Square.

In Yazd we’ll start our day by visiting the six-windcatcher Ab anbar (a reservoir of drinking water in the past). Then we’re visiting the incredible Jameh Mosque of Yazd, and will stroll along the alleys around the mosque. Then, we will visit Dolat Abad garden, a symbol of Iranian garden like Eram Garden in Shiraz. Finally, Zoroastrian Fire Temple, which may be of a help in learning more about Zoroastrianism.

It’s time to see “Half The World”! Today we’re heading towards Isfahan, on our way, we’ll visit Naein and Meybod, two historical cities in Isfahan Province.
In Isfahan, the capital of Iran in Safavid dynasty, we first will be visiting Vank cathedral, one of the biggest cathedrals in Isfahan. In the end, we will go to see Sio-se-pol and Khaju bridge.

We’ll start the day by visiting the second largest square in the world, Naghsh-e Jahan. On each side of this square there is an incredible monument, which we will be visiting; Sheikh lotfollah mosque, Ali Qapu palace, Qeisarieh bazaar and Jameh Abbasi mosque. In the afternoon, we will visit one of the most famous museums among tourists, known as Music Museum. And in the end, we’re going for a walk on Charbagh street, where you can also do some shopping.

Today we’re going to Kashan, the capital of rose water in Iran. First, we’ll visit Fin complex, the shambles of the Great Amir Kabir, the chief minister of Naser-Din Shah Qajar. Boroujerdi and Tabatabei houses are our next destinations, there is a lovely love story behind these two houses. After that, we’ll go to the only 5-story mosque in the world, known as Agha Bozorg mosque. Then we’ll move to Tehran.

First we’re going to visit Jewelry Museum; one of the biggest inheritances remained from Pahlavi dynasty. After having lunch, we’ll continue our day by visiting Golestan Palace and National Museum of Iran. In the afternoon, we’re visiting one of the oldest bazaars in Tehran, called Grand Bazaar. We then, will have a walk across the Tir street, a place where people of different religions have been living together. It is also a great place for food tourism.

: We start our day by visiting Azadi Tower, the symbol of Iran and a good example of traditional and modern architecture. We will have lunch in Milad Tower, the tallest Telecommunication Tower in Iran, which will give you a great view of the Tehran. In the afternoon we will visit the Holy Defense museum, the remining relics of the 8-year war of Iraq.