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Desert and Culture Adventure Tour in Iran

Travel Style: Nature & Adventures
Tour length: 9 Days
Age Range: 18 to 39
Tour Code: ad14
Operated in English
Price
Price per day $86
From
$780

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Itinerary

Iran boasts many captivating tourist attractions, with its rare and stunning landscapes standing out as a significant draw. Spanning almost a third of the country’s surface area, its deserts and semi-desert regions entice an increasing number of visitors, both Iranians and foreigners alike. These breathtaking locations offer a serene escape from bustling city life, immersing travellers in these remarkable places’ genuine tranquillity and silence.

Day 1, Maranjab

Upon arrival at Tehran airport, your guide will warmly welcome you. From there, you will journey towards the stunning Maranjab desert. With its towering dunes and beautiful salt marshes, Maranjab is an essential part of any desert tour in Kashan. This desert, located north of Aran va Bidgol in Isfahan, Iran, offers a mesmerizing experience. Overnight stay in the camps.

Day 2, Anarak

In the morning, you will depart towards Anarak, a charming town in the Nain county of Isfahan province. Here, you can immerse yourself in the traditional ambiance of Anarak by staying in authentic houses. Overnight stay in conventional homes.

Day 3 to Day 6, Anarak to Rig-e Jenn

The next few days will be dedicated to exploring the magnificent Rig-e Jenn, an area of awe-inspiring dunes nestled in the heart of Dasht-e Kavir, the central desert of Iran. Located on the border of Semnān and Isfahan provinces, Rig-e Jenn offers a captivating desert experience. You will spend three nights camping amidst this mesmerizing landscape.

Day 6, Rig-e Jenn to Tabas

You will then continue your journey towards Tabas, a prominent oasis and city in the desert within the Yazd province of Iran. Tabas showcases the unique cultural heritage and natural beauty. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Day 7 and 8, Kerman

The next two days will be dedicated to discovering Kerman, a fascinating city renowned for its historical and cultural significance. Take advantage of the opportunity to explore the mesmerizing Keshit. Overnight stay in Kerman.

Day 9, Tehran

On the final day, you will depart from Kerman and return to Tehran for your flight home, carrying unforgettable memories of your desert adventure.

Places You'll See

What's Included

Accommodation

4-star and 5-star hotels, traditional houses.

Flights

Domestic flights

Guide

Service of an experienced English-speaking guide.

Meals

Buffet breakfast at the hotel, lunch, and dinner in typical Iranian restaurants.

Transportation

In a recent, air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced driver.

Entrance Tickets

Entrance tickets to museums and archaeological sites mentioned in the program.

Map

Good to Know

Visa Requirements

Check visa requirements well in advance and ensure you have all necessary documentation. Iran typically requires travelers to obtain a visa in advance, although some nationalities may be eligible for a visa on arrival.

Dress Code

Respect the local culture by dressing modestly, especially for women. For women, this usually means wearing a headscarf, long sleeves, and loose-fitting clothing that covers the body.

Language

Learn a few basic phrases in Persian (Farsi). While many Iranians speak English, especially in tourist areas, knowing some Persian will enhance your experience and interactions with locals.

Currency

The official currency of Iran is the Iranian Rial (IRR). It's advisable to carry cash as international credit and debit cards are not widely accepted due to banking restrictions. Be aware of the current exchange rate and exchange money at official exchange offices or banks.

Photography

While photography is generally allowed in tourist areas, it's best to ask for permission before taking photos of people, especially women. Avoid taking photos of sensitive government buildings or military installations.

Transportation

Iran has an extensive network of buses, trains, and domestic flights, making it relatively easy to travel between cities. Consider booking tickets in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.

Safety

Iran is generally a safe destination for travelers. However, exercise normal precautions and stay updated on current events. Follow local news and government advisories.
1 Review About This Tour

  • Daniel says:
    It was a great tour, with an interesting portfolio of activities, well organized, nice prices, comfortable hotels and buses.