Iran in-depth Tour

Iran In-Depth Tour 15 Days / 14 Nights Tehran, Hamedan, Kermanshah, Ahvaz, Shiraz, Isfahan & Tehran. This tour makes you familiar with the earliest foundations of the first regional governments of Iran during Medes and Elamites prior to the first central administration of Achaemenians, the first Persian empire. “Iran In-Depth Tour” has been planned as a two-week tour to the very depths of culture and history in Iran. On this tour, you will see more UNESCO-registered sights and see bigger variety of nomadic life, ancient inscriptions, temples, etc. 1

Tehran 2 nights at the beginning + 1 night at the end Tehran is the present capital of Iran, a gigantic city with huge population. It’s the house of interesting museums as well as palace complexes of recent decades and centuries in Iran. Most of the tours begin and end here as it’s a hub for both international and domestic flights. Visit Tehran to learn about the transition of Iranian society from traditional life to modern day and the related lifestyles. 2

Hamedan 1 night Hamedan is a town built on the ruins of the ancient city of Ecbatana, the capital city of Medes empire, and the summer capital of Achaemnians at the time of Darius the great. Hamedan is one of the earliest communities of Jews in Iran and the resting place of two Jewish prophets, Esther & Mordecai. Visit Hamedan to learn about the birthplace of some Iranian scholars like Avicenna and poets like Baba Taher Oryan, etc. 3

Kermanshah 1 night Kermanshah is proud of having some of the artistic rock relieves of Sassanians and Darius’ inscriptions at Bisotun, the largest of its kind in the world as important of Rosetta Stone in Egypt. An exquisite Shiite mourning structure with fabulous paintings and tile works illustrates the commemorating ceremonies of Moharam martyrs. Visit Kermanshah to learn about some historical landmarks in Iranian history. 4

Ahvaz 2 nights (including Andimeshk) Ahvaz and its environs offer some of the most spectacular ancient sights of Iran remained from Elamites, Achaemenians, Sassanians, etc. You can visit the ancient temple at Susa, the winter capital of Achaemenians at the time of Darius the great. Visit Ahvaz and all the wonderful sights around it to learn about hardworking people and ancient water engineering techniques crafted by Iranians. 5

Kazeroun on the way to Shiraz Kazeroun, the ancient city of Bishapur, was built by Shapur, the famous Sassanian king who had defeated Valerian, the Roman emperor. Lots of Sassanian rock relieves are depicted on the face of the mountains in Tang-e-Chogan gorge adjacent to the ancient city. Visit Kazeroun to see where some nomads are migrating and how the Sassanian architecture was applied to the palaces decorated by Roman- inspired arts. 6

Shiraz 3 nights Persepolis, the ceremonial palace compound of Achaemenians, is a short drive from Shiraz. It is the heart of the Persian empire. Shiraz has been the center of attention in Iran’s history since very long time ago. It is considered the literal capital of Iran due to the presence of world-class poets like Hafez, Sa’di, etc. Visit Shiraz to enjoy its beautiful gardens, long history and rich culture. 7

Yazd 2 nights Yazd is a perfect example of a city built in desert-friendly architecture. The interesting aspect of city planning is that the new buildings are constructed with the intention to preserve this style. It has been a major community of Zoroastrians who have built fire temples, towers of silence, etc. Also, wind catchers, water reservoirs, ice houses, etc are all found in and around this city. Visit Yazd to grasp a realistic feeling of the lifestyle of the people in a desert city. 8

Isfahan 2 nights Isfahan is the gem of all the cities in Iran where you find the Islamic architecture at its culmination. Bridges, mosques, city planning, etc all witness to the fantastic taste of Iranian artists. Handicrafts and souvenir shops offer the greatest variety of items. Workshops of craftsmen are all along the bazaar lanes and passageways. Visit Isfahan and experience beauty, serenity and livelihood. 9

Abyaneh on the way to Tehran Abyaneh is a picturesque village at the end of a mountain road in a valley where people make a living by agriculture and animal farming. Abyaneh is built on the hillside overlooking the green farms and fruit gardens. The adobe color of the mud-made houses has given a unique character to the village. Visit Abyaneh to travel back in time and see how hard-working people live a life in harmony with nature. 10

Kashan on the way to Tehran Kashan is a small town at the edge of desert with long history of pottery, tile making, silk & velvet weaving, etc. The architecture of its historical houses and planning of its historical garden of Fin are so dazzling that have made them the must-see sights. Visit Kashan and see how Iranians lived until 19th century and how their houses were designed to suit their lifestyle. 11

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