Arrive to IKA airport (Tehran), meet tour guide(English speaking-for other languages please contact us) in IKA airport and after welcome tourists, transfer to hotel and check in. First day Tehran city tour include visiting: Golestan palace (UNESCO World Heritage Site) as Golestan palace is complex of palaces, 2 palaces will be visited, then Sardar-e Bagh-e Melli /The Gate of National Garden, carpet museum of Iran, Imamzadeh Saleh holy shrine, Tajrish square and Bazar…

Golestan Palace is a building located in the central part of Tehran city, which was built in the late 980s of AH during the Safavid era and was used by 7 Qajar kings as a place of residence and kingdom. Golestan Palace is a collection of several mansions, courtyards, gardens, halls and passageways, each of which can be a historical monument and a unique tourist attraction.
The presence of various kings in this palace has made the soul of the building witness important historical events, some of which we know about. But some others, like a secret in the heart of the building’s walls, will remain silent forever. Among the most important events that took place in Golestan Palace, we can mention the coronation of Muzaffaruddin Shah and Ahmad Shah Qajar, the opening of the 1st Majlis, the preparations for the extinction of the Qajar dynasty and the establishment of the Pahlavi dynasty, the sitting and coronation of Reza Shah and the coronation of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi. The fact that Golestan Palace was built during the Safavid era, but what comes out of the heart of history now is all the events of the Qajar and Pahlavi eras, it is related to the fact that Golestan Palace underwent many changes and sometimes many damages throughout history. Therefore, currently there is not much information about the events that happened in this building before the Qajar era.

The Iranian Carpet Museum is one of the most spectacular attractions in the capital for those interested in carpets and the art of carpet weaving. In this museum, a collection of old and very valuable and precious carpets made by the handiwork of famous Iranian artists and all kinds of rugs are displayed for the public to visit. If you want to get to know the Iranian Carpet Museum, its history, sections and address, stay with us.

Imamzadeh Saleh is the name of a shrine located in Shemiranat city of Tajrish city. As it appears from the inscription above the head of the courtyard and according to the books of Bahr al-Ansab and Kenz al-Ansab, he is one of the sons of Imam Musa Kazem and the brothers of the 8th Imam of the Shiites, Ali son of Musa. The building of Imamzadeh has been included in the list of national monuments of Iran since 1351 and has been registered as number 909.

Transfer to Mehrabad Tehran airport for flight Tehran-Shiraz, arrive Shiraz and Shiraz city tour include visiting: Eram garden(Baghe Eram)-Persian garden UNESCO World Heritage site, Hafezieh(Hafez tomb), Ali Ibn Hamzeh holy shrine, Quran gate, transfer to hotel and check-in,rest.

Overnight: Shiraz.

In the morning local tour guide waiting for tourist/s for Shiraz city tour that is include visiting:  Nasirolmolk mosque(Pink mosque),Narenjestan Ghavam, Vakil complex: Arge Karim Khan(Karim Khan citadel), Vakil Bazar(Bazare Vakil), Vakil bathhouse(Bazar Vakil), Vakil mosque, free time.

Overnight: Shiraz

Early in the morning ground transfer to visit 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites:

• Persepolis
• Pasargadae(Tomb of Cyrus the Great)

The ancient city of Persepolis or Persepolis was the capital of the Achaemenid Empire and many palaces show the glory of the Achaemenid era.

The tomb of Cyrus the Great is located in Pasargad, Iran. Cyrus was the founder of the Achaemenid dynasty in Iran and was considered one of the most powerful kings in the world. In the construction of the tomb of Cyrus, the best engineers and correct architectural principles have been used, so that the building of the tomb of Cyrus the Great is still standing after 25 centuries of its life.

After that, return Shiraz and rest.

Overnight: Shiraz

Transfer to airport and departure… .