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“Persian Breeze” is an Iran 6 day tour that takes is a great choice for travelers who wish to see the highlights of Iran in a short period. Persian Breeze takes you from the colorful palaces and Persian masterpieces of history, art and architecture to the oasis and desert landscapes which amaze every spectator by its unique scenery. You will visit the most attractive sights of Iran in 6 days time to experience the history of Iran and life style of Iranian people.
“Persian Breeze” is a 6-day Iran tour that covers some of the most important sights of Iran and major attractions of 3 cities of Iran along with customs and cultural traditions of fabulous Persia. There are many people who, when traveling, want to get the most out of their travel in a tight time frame. This tour in Iran will be held in a period of 6 days with a visit to seven UNESCO world heritage sites.
During this trip we will visit the country’s most important attractions that has no equal in the Islamic world. The brightest star of all is, of course, Isfahan; a name that recalls the majestic architectural and intellectual achievements of Persian Culture, together with Shiraz (+ Persepolis), Kashan and Tehran.
If you are interested in visiting World Heritage Sites in a short time trip, the Persian Breeze 6-day Iran package would be a great choice, where every major city seems to have one – – whether it’s the Achaemenid capital at Persepolis or the astonishing Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan.
Our “Persian Breeze” journey starts in the vibrant city of Tehran, then we fly south to Shiraz, the home of the Persian Poetry, and to Persepolis, an incredible example of the rule of Achaemenid Empire. Our trip returns to Tehran via Isfahan; famous for its ancient bridges, mosques, minarets, and tree-lined avenues.
The Persian Breeze trip traces the magnificent legacies of the Persian Empire which will not fail to inspire, the snow capped mountains, vast deserts, oasis towns and spontaneous engagement with the locals that provide surprise at every point of our diverse itinerary.
Duration: 6 Days
Cities to be visited: Tehran | Shiraz | Isfahan | Kashan
Upon your arrival, your friendly local guide will greet you at the airport and take you on a scenic drive to the heart of the city.
Today, we dive into the vibrant soul of Tehran, starting with a visit to the National Museum of Iran. This impressive museum is home to a vast collection of artifacts, spanning from 5,000 BC to the rise of Islam in Iran, offering a captivating glimpse into the country's rich historical and cultural tapestry.
Next, we’ll take a short stroll to the Golestan Palace Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a masterpiece of Qajar-era architecture. The palace’s stunning interiors, adorned with intricate mirrors, exquisite paintings, and glazed tiles, are set amidst elegant gardens, reflecting the artistic brilliance of the Qajar dynasty.
Our day wraps up with a visit to the Tehran Grand Bazaar, where the lively energy of the marketplace will immerse you in the city's dynamic atmosphere. Here, you can explore traditional crafts, local goods, and pick up unique souvenirs to remember your trip.
Today we will fly in the morning to Shiraz and will check in to the hotel after Arrival.
After enjoying a relaxing morning at the hotel, spend the afternoon exploring the historic heart of Shiraz. Begin your tour with a visit to the splendid Eram Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its exquisite landscaping and cypress trees. Continue to the Karim Khan Citadel, an impressive 18th-century fortress built during the Zand dynasty. Then, explore the elegant Vakil Mosque, admired for its beautiful tilework and harmonious architecture. End your day wandering through the lively Vakil Bazaar, where hundreds of traditional shops offer handicrafts, spices, and textiles amidst picturesque courtyards and vaulted corridors.
This morning, visit the enchanting Nasir al-Molk Mosque, also known as the Pink Mosque, built in 1888 during the Qajar Dynasty. Its stunning stained-glass windows and vibrant pink tiles create a mesmerizing play of light and color. Continue your exploration with a walk to the fragrant Narenjestan Garden (Qavam House), a 19th-century gem built by the influential Qavam family, featuring intricate mirror work, delicate carvings, and lush orange trees.
Later, visit the beautiful Imamzadeh Ali ibn Hamzeh Shrine, known for its dazzling mirror mosaics and spiritual ambiance. Conclude the day with a stop at the Tomb of Hafez, the resting place of Iran’s beloved poet, set within serene gardens, and then drive to the Quran Gate, a historic gateway once used to bless travelers entering the city.
Today, we set out on a scenic 550 km drive from Shiraz to Yazd, passing through some of Iran’s most historic and picturesque landscapes. Our first stop will be the majestic Persepolis Complex (UNESCO World Heritage Site), where we’ll arrive in the morning to explore before the crowds. Founded by Darius I around 512 BC, Persepolis served as the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire—the largest empire of its time. Successive kings, including Xerxes I, expanded the site over the following centuries, leaving behind magnificent palaces, staircases, and bas-reliefs that tell the story of ancient Persia’s grandeur. A detailed guided tour will bring this monumental site to life, with approximately three hours dedicated to exploration.
A short drive from Persepolis takes us to Naqsh-e Rostam (UNESCO Site), an impressive necropolis featuring the rock-cut tombs of Darius the Great and his successors. The towering cliffside carvings and Sassanian reliefs here vividly depict royal ceremonies and victories.
Continuing our journey toward Yazd, we’ll visit Pasargadae (UNESCO Site), the earliest capital of the Achaemenid Empire. Here lie the remains of ancient palaces and gardens, as well as the Tomb of Cyrus the Great, the visionary founder of the Persian Empire, dating back to the 6th century BC.
Today’s sightseeing starts at Naqsh-e Jahan Square (Imam Square), a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s most stunning urban spaces. Built in the 17th century during Shah Abbas I’s reign, it’s surrounded by magnificent Safavid-era architecture.
We begin with the Imam Mosque, renowned for its striking blue tilework and grand dome, regarded as one of Iran’s most beautiful mosques. Next, we visit the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, also known as the Ladies’ Mosque, famous for its delicate dome and intricate tilework.
We then explore the Chehel Sotun Palace, a UNESCO Site, known for its elegant columns, tranquil garden, and vivid murals depicting Persian history.
Finally, we visit two of Isfahan’s iconic bridges—the Si-o-se-pol (Bridge of 33 Arches) and the Khaju Bridge—elegant Safavid-era structures that serve as both functional bridges and popular social gathering spots along the Zayandeh River.
Today, we embark on a 400 km journey from the desert to Tehran, with stops at some of central Iran’s most captivating historical sites along the way.
Our first stop is the picturesque Abyaneh Village, known for its red mud-brick houses, narrow alleys, and traditional clothing. Nestled at the foot of Mount Karkas, Abyaneh offers a rare look at rural Iranian life, largely unchanged over centuries.
Next, we head to Kashan, an ancient oasis town about 250 km from Tehran, famous for its rosewater, hand-woven carpets, and stunning architecture. Once a favorite of Shah Abbas the Great, Kashan sits on the edge of the central Salt Desert, boasting a history that stretches back to prehistoric times. The city’s name is thought to refer to “summer houses made of wood and reeds.”
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