Location: Kashan, Isfahan
Transport: Depends on Numbers (Private car, Van, Bus)
Note: For more than 9 persons, please send an inquiry
Departure point: Tour departs from all hotels in Isfahan.
Departure time: 09.00 AM
Hotel pickups commence approximately 10 minutes prior to this time, exact pickup time will be advised on reconfirmation.
Duration: 8 Hours (approx.)
Return details: Returns to original departure point
What You Can Expect
Designed for Shah Abbas I, the unrivalled Fin Garden in Kashan is renowned as being the very best of the Persian gardens; so much so it was recently added to the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Tabatabaei%u2019s Historical House is one of the patrician houses which is a symbol of significant Persian architecture. The beauty of the building gave it the title of %u201CBride of Houses. Build in the early 18th century, by the order for the affluent Tabatabaei family, the house represents the unique artistic taste of its architecture.
This is another house worth being visited in Kashan and it is the famous Borujerdi House whose owner was a wealthy businessman of the city of Kashan. The story behind building this house is really interesting.
The Ameri House also is known as 'Khan-e Ameriha' or house of the Ameri family is a historic house in Kashan. It was built during the Zand era for Agha 'Ameri, the governor of Kashan, who was responsible for maintaining the security of the route between Tehran and Kerman.
This 500-year-old hammam is a glorious example of an Iranian bathhouse. A recent reparation has stripped away 17 layers of plaster (note the wall inside the second room) to reveal the original sarough, a type of plaster made of milk, egg white, soy flour and lime that is said to be stronger than cement. Richly colored tiles and delicate painting feature throughout, and a further highlight is the panorama of the town's minarets and badgirs viewed from the roof.
The mosque of Agha Bozorg in Kashan is one of the best mosques in Iran. The historical mosque was built in the late 18th century & is famous for its precise, symmetric architecture & attractive appearance.
Sialk Hill, is the remains of an ancient city, with the world's oldest ziggurat in the world from 7500 years ago belonging to the Elamite civilization. The site is still under excavation. Based on archaeological investigations carried out by both the French and Iranian teams, 6 cultural periods were differentiated in ancient hills of Sialk. The remains of people who used to live there can be seen. In early 1933, some beautiful ceramic wares were appeared in Paris, which came from Sialk.
Please Note
Guides in the following languages (Arabic, Turkey, French, German) are only available upon request and availability.
There is a chance to change the itinerary as you desire, please do not hesitate to contact us.
