People who want to travel to Iran with their families also ask :
Traveling to Iran Is safe or not ?
One of the most asked questions by tourists who are interested in visiting Iran and learn and become familiar by Iranian cultures, civilization , landscapes, monuments and people is that whether Iran is safe or not . Iran is a special country with a broad range of landmarks , natural features, and different cultures.So because of its tourism potential, Iran is a perfect destination. In addition, visiting Iran is financially affordable for most people around the world because of the value of its currency. So the question that might stop people from visiting Iran is : Is Iran safe to visit or not? There are many negative opinions about Iran all around the world because of the global politic issues. But people shouldn’t forget the fact that all these arguments are between governments , Iranian Governments and others and not people. If you're planning a trip to Iran, and you want to visit Iran , your biggest concern will be more about what to wear than your safety. While you will need to keep your wits about you like anywhere else in the world, you won't have to worry about religious extremism ruining your trip. In fact, Iran earned a spot as one of the top 20 tourist destinations to visit in 2017 by Bloomberg. One of the reasons being Iran's security, which has been a major factor in tourists returning to Iran.
Now what about females Travelers who want to visit Iran?
Iran is one of the safest destinations for female travelers.
Due to the culture of gender segregation in Iran, common street harassment that solo female travelers experience doesn't really happen. Public displays of affection are not allowed.
Another great thing about safety for women in Iran is that the locals will always look out for you. If you're travelling alone on the bus, the driver will make sure you aren't sitting next to an unknown man. So while these gender rules are a bit of a culture shock, it does create a safe environment for women and removes a lot of the safety issues that females experience in other countries.
Travelling to Iran With a Baby / Child / Children.
Want to take your little ones with you to Iran? No problem.
Here are some top tips to make travelling to Iran with kids hassle free :
* You don't need to worry about strict dress codes for kids.
* Girls under the age of 10 years old don't need to cover their hair.
* Boys can wear shorts and sleeveless shirts.
This is great news for parents as it's one less thing to stay on top of while travelling in Iran.
Trip Highlights :
Tehran
Abyaneh
Isfahan
Izadkhast , Shiraz
Shiraz
Pasargadae , Abarkouh , Zeinodin Caravanserai
Yazd
Kashan
Tehran
Trip Itinerary :
Day 01 : Tehran
Transfer from IKA Airport to the hotel
Arrival at IKA International airport, we will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. You will have time to rest and relax before our morning tour start tomorrow. Overnight in Tehran.
Day 02 : Tehran
Sightseeing: Glolestan Palace ,Darband , Nature Bridge (Tabiat Bridge)
In the morning we will visit Golestan Palace. Golestan Palace is a masterpiece of the Qajar era, embodying the successful integration of earlier Persian crafts and architecture with Western influences. This amazing Palace in 2003 has become a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE. Afterward, its time to have lunch and take a rest in Darband. Darband, a nice village in the mountains north of Tehran for lunch. At the night or in the evening we will visit The Nature bridge and walk through this amazing and masterpiece of Iranian architecture and enjoy this place and then, returning to the hotel. Overnight in Tehran.
Day 03 : Abyaneh , Isfahan
Sightseeing : Azadi Tower in Tehran , Abyaneh Village , Zayandeh rood river
In the morning after visiting Azadi tower we will head toward Isfahan, stopping to admire Abyaneh village, a historical Iranian mountain village located at the foot of the Karkas mountain. Appreciate the serenity of this quaint village with its splendid archaeology and meet the local people, dressed in traditional local Iranian dress, who speak an ancient form of the Persian language and live in the original Persian style. After visiting Abyaneh and having lunch, you will be transferred to Isfahan and after hotel check-in, start exploring Isfahan. In the evening you will visit the Zayandeh rood river. Overnight in Isfahan.
Day 04 : Isfahan
Sightseeing : Imam Square (Naghshe Jahan Square) Ali Qapu Palace, Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque , Shah Mosque and Isfahan Grand Bazaar and Chehel setoon Palace
As the 17th-century capital of the Safavid Empire, Isfahan was one of the world's greatest cities architecturally striking, wealthy beyond imagination, and politically powerful with Europeans, Ottomans, Indians, and Chinese coming to its court– the heart of a vast Persian Empire that stretched from the Euphrates River in present-day Iraq to the Oxus River in Afghanistan. Indeed, its grandeur inspired the rhyming proverb, Isfahan nesf e jahan (Isfahan is half of the World). Imam Square of Isfahan is one of the largest city squares in the world and Built by Shah Abbas I the Great at the beginning of the 17th century. This amazing site in 1979 was designated a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE. Must see this place. Imam square is surrounded by important historical buildings from the Safavid era. The Shah Mosque is situated on the south side of this square. On the west side, you can find Ali Qapu Palace. Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque is situated on the eastern side of this square and the northern side opens into the Isfahan Grand Bazaar. They are an impressive testimony to the level of social and cultural life in Persia during the Safavid era. Afterward we will visit Chehel Sotoun, literally meaning forty columns, is a royal pavilion that was built by Shah Abbas I as a place to receive ambassadors and international guests. The Chehel Sotun Palace, along with eight other gardens, is registered as a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE under the name of the Persian Gulf. Overnight in Isfahan
Day 05 : Izad khast - Shiraz
Sightseeing : Izad khast Castle , Quran Gate
We will drive to the historical and beautiful city of Shiraz - the city of civilization and great empires. It is regarded as one of the oldest cities of Ancient Persia - the earliest reference to the city as Tirazis is on Elamite clay tablets dated to 2000 BC. On the way to Shiraz we will stop at Izad khast city and we will visit magnificent castle of Izad khast and we take a rest and then drive to Shiraz and we will visit Quran Gate. Overnight in Shiraz.
Day 06: Shiraz
Sightseeing : Nasir al Mulk Mosque , Naranjestan Garden and Zand Complex, Eram Garden and Hafez Tomb
After breakfast, we will visit Nasir-al-Mulk Mosque (Pink Mosque) and Naranjestan Garden. Then, visit Karim Khan Citadel which was built during the Zand Dynasty(18th century). You’ll have time to explore Vakil Bazaar, home to hundreds of stores, beautiful courtyards, and even an ancient caravanserai. In the evening we will visit the magnificent Eram Garden. It is such a unique and gorgeous garden that is inscribed on the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE. Afterward, we will visit Hafez Tomb. Hafez is one of the poetry geniuses from all times, whom Goethe, the great German poet, wished to be one of his disciples. Stay overnight in Shiraz
Day 07 : Shiraz
Sightseeing: Persepolis and Necropolis (Naghsh e Rostam ) and Pink Lake
In the morning we will drive to Persepolis, visiting the magnificent UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE of Achaemenids Palaces and carvings of Naghsh-e- Rostam to get acquaintance with the Persian Empire, and Persian Civilization and History. Persepolis founded by Darius I in 518 B.C. Persepolis was the capital of the Achaemenid Empire. The importance and qualityof the monumental ruins make it a unique archaeological site. In the evening we will visit the magnificent salt lake or Pink Lake in Shiraz. Stay overnight in Shiraz.
Day 08 : Zeinoddin Caravanserai
Sightseeing: Pasargadae , Abar Kouh , Zeinoddin Caravanserai
On the way we will stop in Pasargadae to visit the most important and majestic monuments there. The tomb of Cyrus the Great, the originator and the great founder of the Achaemanian Empire, (500 years BC) is the oldest historical tomb. The wonderful architecture of his tomb, the vast fertile land over in the area alongside the brave personality of Cyrus the Great inspires the visitor. This Archeological area was and still continues to be the worshiping place for the followers of several religions. Followed by the relief of the winged man and get familiar with its historical explanations some researchers gave specific theories regarding the relation between personality of Cyrus the Great and one of the prophets of Holy Book Bible. By visiting this majestic tomb you can have your personal thoughts about it.This amazing site was designated a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE in 2004. Then we drive to visit the old tree of Abarkouh.
Old trees in any region are the symbol of age and tell the truth that appropriate weather and nice condition lead to long life story of its weather and lifestyle which lead tolongevity. Abar Kouh which is a historical city is the area of historical sightseeing and wonderful desert architecture. Moreover the 4500 year old cypress tree in Abar Kouh is a marvellous attraction end after attraction. The beliefs of the beauty of the 4500 year old cypress tree leave a trace of eternity in the heart and on the mind of all travellers
Afterward we will visit Zeinoddin, a Safavid Caravanserai in the heart of desert which has been restored in the best way possible and got gained towards from UNESCO in 2005 and 2006. Stay overnight in Zeinodin Caravanserai.
Day 09 : Yazd
Sightseeing : Saryazd Castle, Dakhmeh (Towers of Silence) Zorastrian fire temple
Saryazd has a castle belonging to the Sassanid era (2nd & 3rd century AD) which was used as heaven in times of war. Another historical place out there is caravanserai in Saryazd which dates back to the Seljuk era (11 & 12 century AD) and the Safavid era (16 & 17 century AD). Today’s tour includes visiting Dakhmeh (tower of silence, where Zoroastrians used to leave their corpse to be eaten by vultures). The Zoroastrian fire temples are the next stop. In the afternoon you will enjoy an interesting walking tour through the old district to see the wind catchers. Overnight in Yazd.
Sightseeing : Dowlat Abad Garden ,Zourkhaneh ,Amir Chakhmagh Square , Jameh Mosque , Alexndra Prison and Excursion in the city
Yazd is the second Mud-Brick city in the world remaining from ancient times and Yazd city is the first Iranian city registered in
WORLD HERITAGE. This ancient city dating back to the sasanid period ( 224 – 651 AD).
Today’s tour includes Dowlat Abad Garden, One of the 9 Iranian gardens registered in
UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE then visiting Jameh mosque of Yazd, Alexandra Prison (Ziaeeyeh School) , Amir Chakhmagh and Zurkhaneh. Zurkhaneh is a combination of martial arts, strength training, and music. Way before bodybuilding, Persians used to practice weightlifting in Zurkhaneh. We can see this tradition present in ancient Iranian stories too. Afterward, we visit Amir chakhmagh square and afterward we walk through the city and enjoy this mud-brick city. Overnight in Yazd.
Day 11: Kashan
Sightseeing : Tabatabai and Borujerdi house , Fin Garden
In the morning we drive to Kashan city and we begin our tour to visit the historic houses of Borujerdi and Tabatabaei house in Kashan and get acquainted with the previous century’s architecture, the Qajar era. Then we will stop by the Fin Garden. The Fin Garden is one of the oldest existing gardens in Iran which is registered on the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE. Stay overnight in Kashan.
Day 12 : Tehran
END TOUR
Our tour finish and you will depart Iran, the land of warmth and hospitality with fond memories. Today we move to Tehran and from Tehran international airport (IKA) you can leave Iran.
Your sense of adventure doesn’t disappear just because you have kids!!
We will make the different experience for you and you will discover Iran
Come and see all you possibly can
Persia is beyond your dreams
Inbound Persia Tour and Travel Agency