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Embark on a captivating journey through Iran's rich history and stunning architecture, from the timeless elegance of Kashan and the magnificent mosques of Isfahan, to the ancient windcatchers of Yazd and the poetic gardens of Shiraz.

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1.Kashan
2.Isfahan
Half of the World
3.Yazd
The City of Windcatchers
4.Shiraz
Where History Blooms Amidst Gardens
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Kashan
6,970 mi
Plane
15h 29m
Kashan
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Kashan
Isfahan
125 mi
Plane
2h 27m
Isfahan
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Discover Isfahan
Half of the World
Isfahan is Iran's masterpiece and a jewel of Islamic Art and Architecture. It captivates visitors with its beautiful gardens, grand palaces, and towering mosques. The city's artistry and architecture can be seen in Naqsh-e-Jahan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as the 'half of the world' in the 17th century, Isfahan has lots to offer with its Persian-Islamic architecture style.
Isfahan
Yazd
194 mi
Plane
4h 18m
Yazd
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The City of Windcatchers
Yazd is a fascinating city located in the center of Iran. Known for its distinctive adobe architecture and historical wind towers, it is one of the oldest towns on earth according to UNESCO. Its timeless appeal is enhanced by its ancient desert surroundings and captivating Zoroastrian culture. The city brims with beautiful mosques, atmospheric old homes, and an enchanting bazaar offering an authentic glimpse into the Iran of yesteryear.
Yazd
Shiraz
280 mi
Plane
6h 35m
Shiraz
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Discover Shiraz
Where History Blooms Amidst Gardens
Known as the city of poets, literature, wine, and flowers, Shiraz is often seen as the house of Persian culture. It's adorned with beautiful gardens and exquisite mosques. The city contains many historic sites and is known for its famous Pink Mosque. Shiraz is also known as the heartland of Persian culture and this city has a reputation for having liberal, progressive and relaxed atmospheres.
Shiraz
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7,271 mi
Plane
16h 9m
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Travel Tips

Currency: IRR Time Zone: Iran Standard Time (UTC +3:30) Language: Persian

Hi! Your planned trip sounds exciting. Here are some tips for you.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit these cities in Iran, including Kashan, Isfahan, Yazd, and Shiraz is during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). During these times, the temperatures are mild and the cities are full of vibrant colors.

Route and Accessibility:
You can start your journey from Tehran, the capital city of Iran. Tehran has international airport connections. From Tehran, you can take a bus or use a domestic flight to go to Kashan. After exploring Kashan, you can move to Isfahan which is about a 3-hour drive away. Then, take another 4-hour drive to reach Yazd. Finally, reaching Shiraz will take another 6-hour drive from Yazd. Every city is well-connected through public and private transport.

Accommodation and Booking:
Hotels and guesthouses are abundant in Kashan, Isfahan, Yazd, and Shiraz. It's advisable to book your accommodations in advance, especially for travel during peak seasons. Online booking platforms have a good selection of hotels to choose from, ranging from budget to luxury accommodations.

Clothing and Essentials:
Remember that Iran is an Islamic country, so modest clothing is essential. Women should wear a headscarf, and clothing should cover the arms and legs. Always carry a map, drinking water, and sunscreen. English is not commonly spoken outside of major tourist areas, so a translation app may be useful.

Health and Safety:
Travel insurance is recommended for travel in Iran. Carry a basic first-aid kit, follow hygiene practices to avoid issues with street food, and stay hydrated especially if traveling in summer. In case of an emergency, dial 110 for police.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Iranians are known for their hospitality. Always accept if you are offered tea or a meal. It's polite to say 'No' at first as part of a tradition known as 'Taarof', but typically you are expected to accept the offer. Respect local customs and religious sites.