Iran Spectacular Persia 8 Days 6 Nights GOIR9919

02:10 AM Arrive at Khomeini Airport, Tehran. After completing immigration and customs procedures, the group will be taken to their accommodation for rest.
Accommodation: Espinas Palace Hotel, a 5-star hotel or similar.
Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit the museum of the Saad Abad Palace. This site comprises seven palaces covering approximately 410 hectares. Each palace is beautiful in its own way, especially the Green Palace and the White Palace. The White Palace was the residence of Shah Pahlavi, the last king before the Khomeini revolution, and houses a large collection of valuables such as famous Persian carpets, various jewelry, and pottery. The Green Palace, built in European architecture using green marble, is decorated inside with... Magnificent and breathtaking glass architecture.
Noon: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit Niavaran Palace, located north of Tehran. Built during the Qajar Dynasty, the palace complex comprises five important sites: Niavaran Private Palace, Ahmad Shahi Pavilion, Sahebqarnieh Palace, Jahan Nama Museum, and Private Library. During the early Qajar Dynasty, this palace was used as a summer residence. After the revolution, it was converted into a museum.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Espinas Palace Hotel, a 5-star hotel or similar.

Early morning, enjoy breakfast (box set). At the appropriate time, transfer to Mehrabad Airport (domestic airport) for your flight to Shiraz.
07:00 Depart for Shiraz on flight W5-1089 by Mahan Air.
08:40 Arrive at Shiraz Airport. Afterwards, visit the Hafez Tomb. Hafez, whose full name is Samsuddin Muhammad Hafez, was a famous poet born in Shiraz in 1324 and died in 1391. Hafez was skilled in composing beautiful poems that understood the lives of the people and used simple words to teach people to be good. The tomb of this great poet was built between 1936 and 1938. To commemorate his virtues:
Noon: Lunch at a restaurant.
Visit the Hafez Tomb. Hafez, whose full name was Zamsuddin Muhammad Hafez, was a renowned poet born in Shiraz in 1324 and died in 1391. He was skilled in composing beautiful poems that understood the lives of the people and used simple words to teach people good morals. The tomb of this great poet was built between 1936 and 1938 to commemorate his virtues. Visit E-Ram Garden, a Persian garden registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its tall trees. The garden is over 900 years old. Take photos outside Karim Khan Fort, which Karim Khan ordered to be built as a residence and administrative center in the heart of the city. This residence is designed to resemble a fort. It covers an area of ​​approximately 12,800 square meters, surrounded by walls on all four sides. Inside, it is decorated with trees to provide a shady and relaxing atmosphere for you to unwind at your leisure.
In the evening, have dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Zadiyeh Hotel, a 5-star standard hotel or similar in the same category.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit the Pink Mosque (Nasir Al Molk Mosque), the most important mosque in southern Iran and renowned for its beauty. It was built by Mirza Hasan Ali Nasir Al Molk between 1876 and 1887, with Haj Mohammad Hassan as the architect and Mirza Reza as the tile decorator. Visit the Ali Ibn Hamza Shrine, the mosque and burial place of the two brothers Ahmad and Muhammad, sons of the 7th Imam of Shia Islam. The mosque's dome is beautifully decorated with stained glass. Then, continue to visit the ancient city of Persepolis, the great metropolis of the Persian Empire since ancient Greek times. Built by Darius the Great around 500 BC until the reign of Darius III, this great city was continuously renovated and expanded for 150 years. It was a fortified city with a central area containing various palaces, including a great hall that housed treasures and valuables. In 331 BC, this city was invaded and destroyed by the army of Alexander the Great, leaving behind traces of its magnificent and spectacular structures, which tell many stories and symbolize numerous things.
Lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit the Tomb of the Four Kings (Naqsh-e Rostam), the burial site of the kings of the Achamanid dynasty from the time of Darius I. Then, travel to Isfahan.
Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Abbasi Hotel, a 5-star standard hotel or similar.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit Vank Church, an Armenian Christian church built in 1655 in a style that blends European and Persian architecture. Visit Chehel Sotun Palace, also known as the Palace of 40 Pillars. In reality, there are only 20 pillars; the other 20 are reflections visible in the water of the pool in front of the palace. It was built in 1657 by the architect Sheikh Bahai. It is surrounded by lush gardens with beautiful flowers in spring, especially roses hanging in clusters and emitting a delightful fragrance. This palace was built during the reign of Shah Abbas II, but was designed during the reign of Shah Abbas I as a retreat for the king and his ladies-in-waiting. Later, it was used to welcome dignitaries or foreign guests. There is a large pool, 100 meters long and 16 meters wide, in front. You can admire the carved patterns on the doors and windows, the stucco murals, and the large oil paintings inside the palace that tell the story of the royal court and the history of warfare.
Lunch will be served at a restaurant.
We will then take you to Naqsh-E-Jahan Square, the second largest square in the world after Tiananmen Square. It is 165 meters wide and 500 meters long, covering an area of ​​approximately 80,000 square meters. It is twice the size of Red Square in Moscow. In the past, it was a polo field. It is also known as Imam Square.
(Imam Square) is considered a jewel of the Muslim world, which combines beautiful ideas, philosophies, and architecture in one place, such as the Imam Mosque, which is one of the greatest architectural achievements in the world. Built in 1612, with a 30-meter-high dome and 40-meter-high minarets, the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, also built by Shah Abbas I, served as a private mosque for the royal family, and its dome is considered the most beautiful in the country. The Ali Ghapou Palace, also constructed during the reign of Shah Abbas I, has six floors and is adorned with paintings by renowned artists of the time. This palace served as a residence and a place to receive foreign dignitaries, with the top floor dedicated to music and entertainment. Then, we will stop for photos at the Allahu Verdi Khan Bridge, also known as Sio Sepol. This bridge was built during the reign of Shah Abbas I, from 1599 to 1602. It is a beautiful bridge spanning the Zayandeh River, 14 meters wide and 360 meters long. Both sides of the bridge are adorned with beautiful walkways, and the base is constructed with 33 arches. We will then visit the Khaju Bridge, a uniquely beautiful bridge built in 1650 by Shah Abbas II. It is 12 meters wide and 132 meters long, serving as a crossing over the Zayandeh River and also functioning as a dam.
In the evening, we will have dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Abbasi Hotel, a 5-star standard hotel or similar.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Depart for Abyaneh Village, an ancient village over 1,000 years old located in the Karkas Valley. This village is like a hidden village, nestled quietly. The inhabitants are indigenous people from the Elamite era. They have a distinctive appearance and clothing, unlike typical Iranians. For example, the women here wear brightly colored floral headscarves. Each house is built using bricks, raw clay, wood, and stone, then plastered with a pinkish clay coating, making all the houses in the village appear pink.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Afterwards, travel back to Tehran. En route, stop for shopping at the Mehr-O-Mah Complex. Then, stop for photos at Azadi Tower, a monument located in Azadi Square in Tehran, Iran. Its exterior is entirely covered in carved marble. The tower was built by order of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, to celebrate the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian Empire.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: Espinas Palace Hotel, a 5-star hotel or similar in the same category.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit the National Jewelry Museum of Iran, an important place that houses the country's most precious gems. Located in Tehran, the museum displays world-renowned treasures such as crowns, regalia, necklaces, and some of the largest and most beautiful diamonds.
Note: If the National Jewelry Museum of Iran is closed, the company will take you to the National Museum of Iran instead. This is another important museum, as it houses the most significant collection of artifacts in Iranian history, from prehistoric times to the Islamic era. It displays items that reflect the culture, social changes, and art of the region over 5,000 years.
The National Jewelry Museum is open 4 days a week, Saturday - Tuesday, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Closed Wednesday - Friday.
Lunch: Lunch at a restaurant.
Visit Golestan Palace, also known as the Rose Garden Palace, an ancient palace from the Safavid dynasty. The building dates back to the 16th century and was further expanded during the reign of the Qajar dynasty kings. King Nasser al-Din Shah visited Europe, witnessed the prosperity and beauty of the architecture, and was so impressed that he incorporated European art into the Iranian way of life. At the appropriate time, we will transfer you to Khomeini Airport (Snack Box provided for dinner).
21.45 hrs. Depart for Bangkok on flight W5-051 by Mahan Air.