Welcome to an unforgettable journey through the heart of Iran! Starting from the historic border town of Khorramshahr, our adventure will take us across the stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage of western Iran. Along the way, we will explore several UNESCO World Heritage sites, each offering a glimpse into Iran’s glorious past. Our tour will conclude at the picturesque border of Bazargan. Join us for an enchanting experience filled with history, beauty, and warm Iranian hospitality.
Duration
8 Days/ 7 Nights
Start Point
End Point
Tour Type
A Historic Journey Through Iran From Khorramshahr to Bazargan
Tour Highlights
1. Khorramshahr: Start your journey in this historic border town.
2. UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Visit several UNESCO sites showcasing Iran’s rich history and culture.
3. Beautiful Landscapes: Travel through the stunning landscapes of western Iran.
4. Local Cuisine: Enjoy traditional Iranian dishes and hospitality.
5. Cultural Experiences: Engage with local customs and traditions.
6. Bazargan Border: Conclude your journey at the picturesque Bazargan border.
About this Tour
Tour Include
Service to obtain the Iran visa tracking code
7 nights’ accommodation in top 3 & 4* hotels in main cities with private bathroom
Breakfasts
Travel Insurance
Professional Local English Speaking guide
Transportation based on the itinerary
Tour Exclude
International airfare
Visa stamp fee
Entrance fees to the attractions
Dinner
Lunch
Tips; Portages
Extra costs for American, Canadian and UK passport holders
Itinerary
Day 1: Khorramshahr- Shush
Arrival to Iran, Khorramshahr, our agent holding our logo show cart will welcome you.
As soon as you arrive, you will leave toward Shush. Overnight Shush.
Day 2: Shush-Shushtar- Lorestan
Start your day by visiting Chogha-Zanbil and Haft Tappeh. Then drive to Shushtar and visit Hydraulic system there. After that leave toward Khorram Abad and overnight there.
Day 3: Khorram Abad- Kermanshah
Today you will visit the Falak-ol-Aflak Castle. Then drive toward Kermanshah and overnight in Kermanshah.
Day 4: Kermanshah- Zanjan
Today you are supposed to see another World Heritage Site, the significant Bisotun Complex to learn about Iran History through its magnificent mythical reliefs. In the afternoon go on with the visit of the Taq-e Bostan area and reliefs in Kermanshah. In the afternoon, beautiful light, lots of locals wandering around the lake, plenty of restaurants nearby where you can have the ubiquitous Dande kebabs. Then depart to Zanjan. Overnight Zanjan.
Day 5: Zanjan- Tabriz
An excursion to Soltanieh Dome that is the highest and biggest raw brick made dome in Iran and the UNESCO world heritage site and the third largest Dome in the world after Santa Maria Dome and Hagia Sophia Dome. We return to Zanjan and start a city tour to visit the traditional Laundry House that belongs to Qajar Era and called Rakhtshoor-khaneh, Saltman museum Zanjan, Traditional Bazar where you can find many beautiful handicrafts and Hamam e Haj Dadash (Haj Dadash bathhouse).
Leave Zanjan toward Tabriz in the afternoon and overnight in Tabriz.
Day 6: Tabriz
Having breakfast at a hotel or at a unique place like Café-un and then starting Tabriz city tour with a walk in the old bazaar. Tabriz Bazaar is a UNESCO world heritage site, famous to be the longest roofed bazaar in the world! The section of Tabriz woven carpet shops are the most attractive parts, make sure you don’t miss it!
Walking to the Clock tower, visiting the most famous square of Tabriz and the outside view of the municipality palace. Then keep walking to Goy Mosque (also known as blue mosque), the most beautiful site in Tabriz.
Yaghout is a restaurant nearby Goy Mosque, there you can have a delicious Persian kebab to regain the energy for the remaining day.
Overnight in Tabriz.
Day 6: Tabriz- Takab (Takhte Suleyman)/ Babak Castle/ Kandovan
On this day, you will have 3 different options, you can choose one of the below sites to visit based on your preference:
1) Takht-e Soleyman
2) Babak Castle
3) Kandovan Village
Day 8: Depart
Ride to Bazargan city at Iran-Azerbaijan border and on way visiting St. Stephanos Monastery at Jolfa and the Aras riverside.
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