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Relax and experience the tranquility riding a camel in a scenic desert area near Yazd. And imagine a night under the stars at desert! You can experience the wonders of a desert sky and take a visual journey through the cosmos. [tabs slidertype=”left tabs”] [tabcontainer] [tabtext]Itinerary & Highlights [/tabtext] [tabtext]Inclusions & Exclusions [/tabtext] [tabtext]Where …
According to historical evidences before the existence of Yazd, the main city was located near the historical Saryazd village. The other highlight of this tour is the marvelous Persian caravanserai located between the Dasht-e Lut and the Zagros Mountains with views over the desert especially at sunset and sunrise. [tabs slidertype=”left tabs”] [tabcontainer] …
Enjoy having your dinner at the home of a hospitable Yazdi family, who most welcome foreigners into their home to show them what everyday life in Yazd is really like. Don’t miss this unique experience to learn how to make some of the Iranian dishes and have dinner in the company of an Iranian …
Yazd is a center of Zoroastrian culture and an architecturally unique city due to adaptations to its desert surroundings. It is also known for the high quality of handicrafts, especially silk weaving and confectionery. Camels were an important part of life in Iran desert areas as the means of transportation. In this tour, you …
Yazd is a center of Zoroastrian culture and an architecturally unique city due to adaptations to its desert surroundings. Chak Chak, Meybod and Kharanagh are three important and must-see historical and Zoroastrian cities in Yazd province. Pir-e Sabz, the most sacred of the mountain shrines of Zoroastrianism is located in Chak Chak and serves …
Yazd is a center of Zoroastrian culture and an architecturally unique city due to adaptations to its desert surroundings. It is also known for the high quality of handicrafts, especially silk weaving and confectionery. It was visited by Marco Polo in 1272 who remarked on the city’s fine silk weaving industry. [tabs slidertype=”left tabs”] …
Yazd is a center of Zoroastrian culture and an architecturally unique city due to adaptations to its desert surroundings. It is also known for the high quality of handicrafts, especially silk weaving and confectionery. It was visited by Marco Polo in 1272 who remarked on the city’s fine silk weaving industry. Most places in the …