Upon your arrival in Iran, our representatives will be waiting to welcome you at Imam Khomeini Airport (IKA), regardless of the time of day or night.

After meeting and greeting you, they will swiftly transfer you to your hotel to for rest and recovery after your flight.

Dive into Tehran’s lively rhythm with a stroll through the Grand Bazaar, one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world. Wander its maze of alleys buzzing with shopkeepers, colorful fabrics, and the scent of spices — a true taste of Iranian daily life.

Then step into the National Museum of Iran, where 30,000 years of Persian history come to life through exquisite artifacts and archaeological treasures.
Finally, visit the UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace, a masterpiece of Qajar architecture with its mirrored halls, tiled courtyards, and romantic gardens — an elegant introduction to Iran’s royal past.

This morning, escape the city bustle and head north to Tochal Resort, perched in the Alborz Mountains above Tehran. Enjoy a scenic ride on one of the world’s longest cable cars and spend a few hours in the snow — building snowmen, playing, or simply soaking in the breathtaking mountain views.

** If you’re interested, ski equipment is available for rent for a short skiing experience.
Return to Tehran by evening for a relaxing night at your hotel.

Depart Tehran for Kashan, a city of graceful gardens and historic mansions at the edge of the desert. Begin with Fin Garden, a masterpiece of Persian landscaping and one of Iran’s UNESCO-listed gardens, where turquoise pools and bubbling springs weave through cypress-lined paths. Continue to the elegant Tabatabaei and Boroujerdi Houses, masterpieces of Qajar-era architecture adorned with delicate stucco work, frescoes, and stained glass.
Then, step inside the atmospheric Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse, whose domed roof and mosaic interiors offer a glimpse of traditional Persian social life.
Later, continue toward the ochre-hued village of Abyaneh, nestled on the slopes of Mount Karkas. Known as the “Red Village,” Abyaneh’s clay-brick homes and colorfully dressed locals preserve centuries-old customs and dialect.

Starting the day with a visit to Abyaneh village is a great choice. This historical village is recognized on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is one of the most famous villages in Iran, located on the slopes of a mountain.

After that, depart for Yazd, the UNESCO-listed desert city famed for its windcatchers, Zoroastrian heritage, and labyrinthine old town.

En route, admire the shifting desert landscapes and mountain passes.

Discover Yazd, one of Iran’s most beautifully preserved cities, famous for its windcatchers, desert architecture, and Zoroastrian heritage.

Start at the Amir Chakhmaq Complex, Yazd’s iconic square, with its three-story symmetrical facade, caravanserais, historic baths, and bustling shops — a perfect introduction to Iranian urban life.

Next, visit the Water Museum, housed in a traditional mansion. Learn about the ingenious underground aqueducts (qanats) that bring water to this desert city and the tools and techniques of ancient water engineers.

Explore the Towers of Silence, unique Zoroastrian sky burial sites perched on the desert hills, and gain insight into ancient rituals and beliefs about death and the afterlife. Then, visit the Zoroastrian Fire Temple, home to a sacred flame that has been burning for centuries, a symbol of faith and tradition.

Finish the day at Dowlat Abad Garden, an 18th-century oasis with towering windcatchers, fragrant gardens, and a hexagonal pavilion adorned with colorful glass. If you’re up for something active, witness or join in the Zurkhaneh, a traditional Iranian gym where men practice calisthenics and martial exercises.

Depart Yazd and drive to Meybod, a town rich in history. Explore its highlights:

• Narin Castle, Iran’s oldest mud-brick fortress.

• Shah Abbasi Caravanserai, a historic stop on ancient trade routes.

• Zeloo Museum, Icehouse, and Pigeon Tower, showcasing local culture and ingenuity.

Continue to Na’in to visit the Jameh Mosque, an architectural gem dating back centuries.

Arrive in the Varzaneh Desert in the afternoon and explore its natural wonders:

• Varzaneh Salt Lake, a stunning white expanse perfect for photos.

• Enjoy a picnic and walk among the rolling sand dunes, then witness a breathtaking desert sunset.

As night falls, marvel at the Milky Way in the clear desert sky.

Begin early in the morning with a visit to the Castle of Rabbits, a 400-year-old abandoned caravanserai, where you’ll witness a magical sunrise and enjoy breakfast on its rooftop. Continue to the Gavkhouni Wetland, then hike through striking black volcanic mountains. Visit a charming desert waterfall before returning to Varzaneh for lunch and rest.

Drive to Isfahan and end the day with a stroll along the Zayandeh Roud River bridges. Visit Si-o-se-pol and Khajoo Bridge, iconic for their symmetry and historical charm

Step into the magnificent Safavid capital, where history and architecture come alive. Begin at Naqsh-e Jahan Square, one of the world’s largest squares, surrounded by stunning landmarks:

• Imam Mosque – marvel at its soaring minarets, intricate blue tiles, and geometric floral motifs.

• Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque – a jewel with a golden-cream dome and exquisite arabesques, unique for having no minarets.

• Ali Qapu Palace – enjoy frescoes and a terrace view of the square’s grandeur.

Wander through the Qeysarieh Bazaar, full of traditional crafts, pottery, and jewelry, then visit Chehel Sotun Palace, famous for its 40-column illusion and vibrant wall paintings.

• Vank Cathedral, a stunning Armenian church with intricate frescoes and a peaceful courtyard.

• Jameh Mosque, one of Iran’s oldest mosques, showcasing centuries of architectural evolution and beautiful tilework.

Depart Isfahan and travel south to Shiraz, stopping en route at two iconic sites:

• Pasargadae, home to the Tomb of Cyrus the Great.

• Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire, is where towering columns and detailed reliefs tell stories of ancient Persian power.

Also, visit Naqsh-e Rostam, featuring rock reliefs and royal tombs that span multiple dynasties. Immerse yourself in over 2,500 years of history.

Begin with the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque (Pink Mosque), where sunlight transforms colorful stained glass into a dazzling rainbow on the floor and walls.

Visit Karim Khan Citadel, a fortress reflecting Shiraz’s medieval past, and Vakil Bazaar & Mosque, a hub of crafts, vibrant courtyards, and historical architecture.

Pay tribute at the Tomb of Hafez, surrounded by serene gardens and reflecting ponds, perfect for a reflective moment. End the day at the holy shrine of Ali Ibn Hamze, adorned with mirror tiles and a tranquil courtyard.

This morning, immerse yourself in the warmth of Persian hospitality with a hands-on culinary class. Learn how to prepare an authentic Iranian dish, discover the secrets of local ingredients, and experience the traditional etiquette that defines Iranian dining culture. Share stories and laughter with your hosts as you enjoy the meal you’ve prepared together — a true taste of Iranian life.

After lunch, enjoy some free time in Shiraz. Stroll through the city’s charming streets, visit local boutiques, or explore the Vakil Bazaar to pick up souvenirs such as Persian spices, handicrafts, and sweets.

Later in the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight to Qeshm Island, where a new coastal adventure awaits.

Morning flight from Shiraz to Qeshm Island, the largest island in the Persian Gulf. Begin your adventure with:

• Valley of Stars – a dramatic lunar-like landscape sculpted by wind and erosion.

• Chahkooh Canyon – narrow gorges and unique rock formations.

• Kharbas Caves – ancient geological formations worth exploring.

Take the ferry to Hormuz Island, famed for its vibrant landscapes:

• Rainbow Valley (Valley of Colors) – stunning multi-colored hills perfect for photos.

• Red Beach & Salt Cave – unique geological features of the Persian Gulf.

• Hormuz Historical Castle – learn about the island’s past as a strategic trading post.

Return to Qeshm for the evening and overnight stay.

This morning, take your flight from Qeshm Island to Tehran. Upon arrival, enjoy a short city tour before your international departure.

Visit the Azadi Tower, Tehran’s most iconic landmark and a symbol of freedom, where you can admire its striking architecture and panoramic views of the city. It’s a great spot to reflect on your journey through Iran’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and traditions.

After the visit, you’ll be transferred to Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKA) for your return flight, marking the end of your unforgettable Iranian adventure.