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3 days 3 nights
Daily Tour
10 people
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In this Shiraz 3-day tour you will get familiar to almost all highlights of Iran’s cultural capital.
Shiraz is the city of poetry and perfume. In addition to the city’s beautiful Persian gardens and historical monuments, Persepolis, one of the world’s largest and most famous UNESCO sites is located nearby. The city of Shiraz with all its urban and historical features is a popular destination for domestic and foreign visitors specially In May, when Shiraz becomes an earthly paradise with its spring blossoms. In addition to all the attractions of this city, Shirazi people are also among the factors that make tourists interested in traveling to this place – nice, cheerful and hospitable.
Welcome to the cultural capital of Iran, Shiraz; the cradle of the poetry, art and literature. The Shiraz 3-day tour leaves an unforgettable memory of the trip to every traveler. The historical attractions of Shiraz are among the most valuable historical monuments of Iran and among the most spectacular places in the country. The tombs of legendary Persepolis and Pasargadae, are all located near the city of Shiraz.
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Situated in a plain surrounded by two mountain ranges offering a mild climate and magnificently impressive gardens to this city, Shiraz is one of Iran’s oldest cities and the fourth biggest in the country. It was the capital of Persia during the rule of Zand dynasty and hosts few interesting historical sites.
The provincial capital of Fars province, known as the cultural capital of Iran, is the heart of Iran’s history and a center of the rich Persian literary heritage. Shiraz has been a cradle of civilization , homeland to the Persian culture , and art for many centuries. some famous philosophers, thinkers and poets produced their masterpieces in this beautiful city. Shiraz is known as the city of flowers and nightingales, as well as the “City of roses and poets“, referring to its beautiful Persian gardens and two very famous poets; Sa’di and Hafez. There are quite a few beautiful mosques and other historical buildings such as Karim Khan Citadel showing the fantastic architecture, tile works and mirror works of Zand and Qajar era.
Begin your journey in Shiraz, the city of poetry, gardens, and love — one of Iran’s most enchanting destinations. Start your exploration at the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, famously known as the Pink Mosque, where morning sunlight filters through stained-glass windows to paint the interior in dazzling colors. Continue to the Narenjestan-e Qavam Garden, a beautiful 19th-century mansion surrounded by citrus trees and elegant tilework, reflecting the refinement of Qajar-era architecture. Visit the Vakil Complex, including the grand Vakil Mosque, Vakil Bazaar, and Vakil Bathhouse, to experience Shiraz’s historic heart and bustling market life. End the day at the Tomb of Hafez, the resting place of Iran’s most beloved poet, where locals gather to read his verses and enjoy the fragrant gardens — a truly spiritual experience that captures the essence of Shiraz.
Today, travel beyond the city to explore Iran’s ancient heritage at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Persepolis, located about 60 km northeast of Shiraz. Once the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire, Persepolis dazzles visitors with its majestic staircases, intricate stone reliefs, and towering columns that tell stories of royal grandeur from over 2,500 years ago. Continue to Naqsh-e Rostam, an ancient necropolis where the tombs of Persian kings are carved high into the cliffs, surrounded by stunning rock reliefs depicting epic royal scenes. On your return to Shiraz, stop at Pasargadae, the simple yet powerful tomb of Cyrus the Great, the founder of the Persian Empire. The journey through these ancient ruins offers a fascinating glimpse into Iran’s glorious past and the enduring legacy of its civilization.
Dedicate your final day to exploring Shiraz’s serene gardens, holy shrines, and lively culture. Visit the Eram Garden (Bagh-e Eram), a masterpiece of Persian garden design with tall cypress trees, colorful flowers, and a graceful Qajar-era pavilion reflected in a tranquil pool. Then, head to the Shah Cheragh Shrine, a dazzling religious site covered in intricate mirror mosaics and a vibrant atmosphere of devotion. Later, wander through the Zinat ol-Molk House and Qavam Museum, where ornate tilework and antique furnishings reveal the charm of old Shiraz. In the afternoon, stroll through the lively Karim Khan Citadel (Arg-e Karim Khan) area, enjoying the mix of history and modern life. As the sun sets, return to the Tomb of Sa’di, another of Iran’s great poets, whose peaceful garden invites quiet reflection — a perfect ending to your journey through the cultural heart of southern Iran.
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