Iran, Cradle of Art

Trip Itinerary

• Day 1: Tehran

  The Must-See's

  Welcome to Tehran! From the Shah to the Jazz, today we’re leaving no stone unturned. Let’s begin this trip at Golestan Palace and shake hands with Iran’s most iconic kings; from the Qajar ones to the Pahlavi Shah. Our next two stops are the National Museum of Iran and the Treasury of National Jewels. Following that, we’ll take selfies with THE Azadi Tower herself. Then we’ll have a tea break in the smallest cafe in the world at Tehran Grand Bazaar. For dinner, we’ll go where the cool kids hang out, at a Rock Cafe or a Jazz Café.
  
  Meals: Breakfast, and lunch or dinner 
  Accommodation: Saina Hotel
  

  Transportation: Flight (to Shiraz) 
  

• Day 2: Shiraz

  The City of Poetry

  Let’s continue our trip with the most colorful of all of Iran’s attractions, Nasir-ol-molk Mosque. Today we’re goiang to have a fun city tour which includes Vakil Bazaar and Qavam House with its fantastic garden. We’ll read Persian poetry at the Tomb of Hafez and the Tomb of Saadi, and also visit Khwaju Kermani’s memoriam. Last but not least, we’re going to eat a nice and cool bowl of Faloodeh, a traditional Persian dessert that’ll leave a lovely sweet taste in your mouth.

  Meals: Breakfast, and lunch or dinner 
  Accommodation: Karim Khan Hotel

  

• Day 3: Shiraz

  Older than History

  Shiraz is the ultimate destination for lovers of poetry, wine, art, and romance. An early drive towards the city gives you the time to visit its UNESCO World Heritage Site, Persepolis. Even today some of its remains are kept in the Louvre Museum, but you get to see the real thing in its full glory! After visiting Naqsh-e Rostam, we’ll go to the main city, take a break, and prepare for a fun afternoon stroll. During our walk, we’ll check out Arg of Karim Khan.
  
  

  Meals: Breakfast, and lunch or dinner 
  Accommodation: Karim Khan Hotel
  Transportation: Private driver-guide’s car (to Yazd) 

  

• Day 4: Yazd

  The Bride of Desert

  After long hours on the road, we can spend the rest of the day leisurely exploring Yazd’s old town. Yazd is one of the oldest and most charming cities of Iran, which an old town whose cycling experiences are to die for. But if you’re looking for a way to just relax, Dowlat Abad Garden will make for romantic and tranquil night. Yazd is also a fantastic place to witness Zurkhaneh Rituals, an ancient sport done to the beating of drums, singing, and music. 
  
  Meals: Breakfast, and lunch or dinner
  Accommodation: Firoozeh Traditional Hotel