The Last Supper Iran Tour Package-9 Days 9 Nights

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9 Days 9 Nights
Tehran
Isfahan

The Last Supper Iran Tour Package is a 9-day Iran Trip that starts from Isfahan and ends in Tehran, but as we have already mentioned, it can be modified and extended according to your interests.
On this religious Christian Iran Tour Package, you will travel from the center to the northwest.
You’ll visit the cities such as IsfahanTehranKashanTabriz, and Ardabil where hotspots will be waiting for you.

Arrival Airport

Departure Airport

Departure Time

3 Hours Before Flight Time

Bedroom

Based on your request

Bathroom

Private Bathroom included

Price Includes

  • Iran Visa authorization number
  • 9 Nights Hotel Accomodation/BB
  • English Speaking Tour Guide
  • Driver for the whole Trip
  • All transportation in destination location
  • Two domestic flights

Price Excludes

  • International Air Fare
  • Consular Fee at the Embassy
  • Any Private Expenses
  • Room Service Fees
  • Tip to the driver, guide, laundry, mini bar
  • Meals (lunch & Dinner)
  • Entrance Fees

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What to Expect

  By The Last Supper Iran Tour Package, you will travel from the center to the northwest for 9 days. You’ll visit the cities such as IsfahanTehranKashanTabriz, and Ardabil where hotspots will be waiting for you.
The tour is a religious Christian package. Christians with a long history in Iran played a significant part in the history of Christian missions. There are at least 450 churches in the country that approximately all of them are historically important, but only 300 of them are in good condition. We put the most important churches of the five major Denominations of Christianity including Catholic, Orthodox (Eastern & Oriental), Anglican, and Protestant in our plan.

It also takes you to the main highlights containing the ones inscribed on UNESCO’s world heritage sites like Naqshe Jahan Square, Isfahan’s Jame mosque, Chehel Sotoon Palace, and Fin Garden as a sample of Persian gardens, Armenian Monastic Ensembles of Iran, Tabriz bazaar and Sheikhsafi ad-in Khaneghah and nature activities such as trekking and spa experience, so don’t forget to bring your swimsuits.
The tour is a mixture of the overland trip and two flights so if you are not a fan of air travel let your travel consultant know to make the needed changes.

Our routes have been carefully chosen to include the best night stops and highlights. However, as local and operational conditions may vary and unforeseen circumstances can arise, the following itinerary should be used as a guideline.

Trip Highlights
  • Naqshe Jahan Square
  • Jame Mosque of Isfahan
  • Chehel Sotoun Palace/Persian garden
  • Fin Garden
  • Golestan Palace
  • Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex
  • Sheikh Safi al-din Khanegah and Shrine Ensemble in Ardabil
  • Armenian Monastic Ensemble of Iran
  • Local Cuisine
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Itinerary

Arrival At Isfahan International Airport-Isfahan

Upon your Arrival at Isfahan international airport, you will be greeted by our driver and transferred to the hotel.

Day 1Isfahan

  Embark on a full day city tour of Isfahan. As you might have heard, Isfahan is one of the most popular Iran tourist destinations, so after a few hours rest your city tour begins in the city, by Chehel Sotun palace. The Chehel Sotun palace or forty columns palace is one of the nine Persian gardens registered by UNESCO, from the Safavid era.

You will undoubtedly be impressed by its exquisite murals and charming garden. Your next stop will be the most memorable landmark of the city which is called Naghsh-e-Jahan Square. This amazing square is considered as the second largest square of the world and another UNESCO’s world heritage site of the country. It is surrounded by some of the most important historical sites of Isfahan including the Ali Qapu Palace in the western part , the Lotfollah Mosque in the eastern part, Shah Mosque on the south end, and the grand bazaar on the north end. It is Obvious that No trip to Isfahan would be complete without walking along the Zayanderood River and visiting Si-O-Seh pol & Khadju bridges especially at night so these sites will be your today’s last stops. Overnight Isfahan  

Day 2Isfahan

Have a delightful breakfast and then go out for today’s sightseeing tour. Your second day tour in Isfahan will cover the rest of the attractions of this historical and magical city. After meeting your guide at the hotel lobby, you will drive to Jolfa district to visit the impressive Armenian church, the Vank Cathedral with its beautiful and colorful wall painting. It is noteworthy that one of the largest Christian communities of the country lives in Isfahan. You will continue your tour to visit the Hasht Behesht palace, the Aligholi bath and the Jame Atigh mosque as another UNESCO’s world heritage site and one of the oldest mosques of Iran.

Day 3Isfahan-Abyaneh-Kashan

 After a leisurely breakfast, head toward Kashan through the charming village of Abyaneh. Thanks to its location on the Karkas hillside and its Altitude ,this picturesque village has one of the coolest weather. Its architecture, the costume and the culture kept by the locals are obviously worth a visit. Proceed to Kashan city to visit the Fin garden (UNESCO world heritage site) and the archeological site of Tappeh Sialk or the Sialk ziggurat. This Ziggurat is claimed to be one of the world’s oldest ziggurats, dating back to the 3rd millennium BC. The discoveries in this region have revealed that this place was one of the primary centers of civilization in prehistoric ages.

Your next stops will be a few historical houses of the city such as The Tabatabaie and Boroujerdi Residences which will give you a distinctive idea of traditional and regional Persian residential architecture of the city. Among the highlights of this day tour you will see the Public bathhouse of Sultan Amir Ahmad originally built in Safavid era, Agha Bozorg mosque and the Kashan’s historic bazaar and its remarkable Timche-ye Amin od-Dowleh, Check-in at the hotel in Kashan, and enjoy a good night’s sleep.  

Day 4Kashan-Tehran

  It’s time to say goodbye to Kashan and Hello to Tehran, the country’s capital. along the way, you will have a stop at Nooshabad underground city. This ancient city is one of the outstanding examples of former Iranian architecture of this region used as a Shelter by inhabitants at the time of being attacked. Then you will continue your way to Tehran. Once you arrive at the city, you will drive to visit one of its recognizable landmarks which are called Golestan complex registered as a UNESCO’s world heritage site. The complex consists of several palaces and buildings dating back to the Safavid, Qajar, and Pahlavi periods. After visiting the historical Grand Bazaar as your last today’s attraction , you will be transferred to your hotel for a relaxing overnight stay.  

Day 5Tehran-Tabriz

  After breakfast leave for a full day city tour of Tehran including the Carpet museum, The Archaeological or national museum, the Jewelry museum and the Azadi tower. The carpet museum founded by the last queen of Iran from Pahlavi dynasty, contains more than 140 pieces of precious carpets and valuable Glims from all over the country specially Kashan, Kerman, Isfahan, and Tabriz.

The archeological or national museum of Iran is one of the most important museums of the country including a large variety of archeological artifacts from different parts of Iran and its different eras and Iran’s national Jewelry museum holds one of the most impressive and unique jewelry complexes of the world so worth a visit. On your way to the Mehrabad airport for your flight to Tabriz, you will have a short stop at Azadi tower as one of the famous landmarks of the city completely covered by marble. The tower was built by order of the last king of Iran to celebrate the 2500th year of the foundation of the Imperial State of Iran. Transfer to the Mehrabad Airport for your flight to Tabriz. Upon your arrival at Tabriz airport, drive directly to Kandovan, the man-made inhabited rock village, located 60 km southwest of Tabriz. Enjoy the experience of staying the night at Laleh rocky hotel  

Day 6Tabriz

 This morning you will head to Tabriz as one of the most populated cities in Iran and the largest Northwest economic hub of the country. Your journey today includes the Blue Mosque (Masjid-e Kabud) famous for its navy blue tilework, built on 1465, then one of the historical and archeological museums of the city called The Azerbaijan Museum located just next to the Blue Mosque and more than 80 years old Sa’at Tower also known as Tabriz Municipality palace. Your next stop will be the largest covered bazaar in the world, Bazaar of Tabriz. This magnificent and old Bazaar is another world heritage site of Iran and offers a wide variety of goods in its sub bazaars such as carpet, shoe, gold and Jewelry and finally strolling through El Goli park as your today’s last attraction. You will be transferred to your pre-arranged accommodation and settle into your room.  

Day 7Tabriz-Maku-Jolfa

We can name today, the church day; as early in the morning you will travel to Maku to visit the oldest standing church in the world called the Monastery of Saint Thaddeus. You can also hear the other names for this church such as a black church or Qare Kelisa. Then you will visit the small but an impressive church located in this region called Chapel of Dzordzor dates back to the 9th to 17th centuries. Move toward Jolfa to have a visit to the Saint Stephanus Monastery. In fact, UNESCO has given all of these three churches a world heritage ranking. If you have time you will have a short stop at Choopan church before you head to your hotel and rest.  

Day 8Jolfa-Ardabil

Overland trip to Ardebil but on your way, you will visit the Babak castle, a Sassanid- period fortress at an altitude of 2300 m. You will have a marvelous view on your way to the top so the climb is well worth the effort. Your next stop will be the suspension bridge of Meshginshahr originally built in 2015. The bridge is 365 meters long and 80 meters in height and is considered as the largest suspension bridge in the Middle east.

Day 9Ardabil-Tehran

Before your flight to Tehran in the afternoon let’s do some last minute sightseeing. you will go to see the Sheikh Safi Al-din Khanegah as one of Iran’s 23 registered World Heritage Sites dedicated to Sheikh Safi Al-din, the Safavid dynasty’s founder. Then visiting the natural attraction of the city, the Shurabil lake. Your last stop will be Sarein. The city is located About 27 km west of Ardabil and it is famous for its hot springs and their medicinal qualities. Take a flight to Tehran,  and then transfer directly to Imam Khomeini airport for your return international flight.

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FAQ

Is it safe to travel to Iran?

Iran is a safe country and it has a great level in medical range but anyway, caution is necessary for any country while you are travelling.

Which currency is most widely accepted on this tour?

Our Agency accepts both Euro and dollar (USD).
For your other costs in Iran you need to bring Euros and dollars in cash then you can easily change them at the exchange offices.
The currency in Iran is Rial and all of the bills are according to it. All money should be exchanged with Rial, but you will also hear about Toman so don’t get confused. For example, 100,000 Rials equals 10,000 Tomans or 10000 Rials equals to 1000 Tomans.
Please be informed that credit cards don’t work in Iran and all expenses here should be paid in cash in the local market .
A few souvenir shops accept credit cards.  

What is the dress code in Iran?

There are dress codes in Iran that you need to follow but don’t worry, the rules of the wear in Iran aren’t so strict for tourists and foreigners.
Women can wear tunic, jeans, loose pants, long ankle skirt and scarf (Hijab in Iran is compulsory) and Men can wear everything except short pants that end above or at the knee.

What is cancellation policy?

In case you wish to cancel your tour and do not wish to reschedule the tour due to any reason the cancellation policy will be as follow
30 days prior to departure: 25% of total charge
Between 30 to 7 days prior to departure: 50% of total charges
Less than 7 days prior to departure or no show: 100% of total charges.