Iran Tour Packages from Pakistan
Religious Pilgrimages:
For many Pakistanis, especially the Shia Muslim community, Iran is a significant destination for religious pilgrimage. The country is home to important Islamic sites, including the holy shrines of Imam Reza in Mashhad and Fatima Masumeh in Qom. These sites attract thousands of Pakistani pilgrims annually, seeking spiritual fulfillment and a connection with their religious heritage.
Educational and Medical Opportunities:
Iran's advancements in education and medicine attract Pakistanis for both short-term visits and longer stays. Iranian universities offer a wide range of programs in various fields, attracting international students with high-quality education at affordable costs. Similarly, Iran's medical sector provides services that are both advanced and more accessible than in many other countries, drawing Pakistanis to seek medical treatments and procedures.
Natural and Historical Sites:
Beyond religious and cultural connections, Iran boasts a diverse landscape and rich historical sites that appeal to Pakistani tourists. From the ancient ruins of Persepolis and the historic city of Isfahan to the natural beauty of Iran's mountains, deserts, and coastal areas, there's a wide range of experiences for travelers. Pakistanis interested in history, architecture, and nature can find much to explore in Iran's varied geography and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Cultural and Linguistic Affinities:
Iran and Pakistan share deep historical and cultural ties, with Persian influence permeating Pakistani culture, language, and literature for centuries. The Persian language has historically been a language of government and literary expression in the region that now comprises Pakistan. Traveling to Iran offers Pakistanis a chance to explore these shared cultural roots, experience Persian literature and art firsthand, and see the historical impact of Persian civilization.
What travelers from Pakistan like about Iran
7 Days
Highlights
- Tehran
- Tehran to Kashan: (244 km)
- Kashan to Abyaneh: (87 km)
- Abyaneh to Isfahan: (178 km)
- Isfahan to Shiraz: (480 km)
- Shiraz
- Duration: 7 Days
- Arrival: Tehran
- Departure: Shiraz
- Wheelchair Access Available
- Iranian SIM card
- Cultural Tour
- Welcome to Tehran, where tradition meets modernity. Your introduction to Iran's famous hospitality mirrors the warm welcomes of Pakistan. Immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of Tehran at the National Museum of Iran and the Iran Glassware and Ceramics Museum, showcasing centuries of history that resonate with the shared artistic expressions across the region.
- Discover Kashan's architectural splendor through its renowned traditional houses, such as the Borujerdi and Tabatabaie residences, which mirror the architectural elegance found in Pakistani heritage. The serenity of the Fin Garden echoes the beauty of gardens in Lahore or Islamabad, offering a peaceful retreat.
- Travel through the picturesque village of Abyaneh before arriving in Isfahan, where the preservation of culture and tradition offers a window into the region’s rich history. Isfahan’s Naghsh-e-Jahan Square, surrounded by architectural masterpieces, stands as a testament to the Islamic Golden Age, drawing parallels with Pakistan’s own historical sites.
- Conclude your journey in Shiraz, the city of gardens and poets. Visit awe-inspiring sites like Pasargadae and Persepolis, UNESCO World Heritage sites that showcase the grandeur of ancient Persia. The intricate beauty of the Nasiralmolk Mosque and Narenjestan Garden in Shiraz reflects the shared love for Islamic art and architecture, a common heritage with Pakistan.
Hotspots
- UNESCO World Heritages
- Persepolis
- Pasargadae
- Golestan Palace
- Masjed Jame Isfahan
- Eram Garden
- Hafezieh
- Sadieh Tomb
- National Museum of Iran
- Abyaneh village
- Tape Silak
- Chehel Sotoun
- Persian Gardens
- Borujerdi House
- Khajoo Bridge
Day 1: Arrival in Tehran
Welcome to Tehran, a city where tradition meets modernity. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your guide and taken to your hotel, offering you a first glimpse into Iran’s famous hospitality, reminiscent of the warm welcomes in Pakistan.
Stay overnight in Tehran.
Milad Tower - Tehran
Day 2: Tehran’s Cultural Tapestry
Embark on a journey through time at the National Museum of Iran, showcasing centuries of history that resonate with Pakistan’s rich past. The Iran Glassware and Ceramics Museum highlights the artistic expressions shared across the region, reflecting a common appreciation for beauty and craftsmanship.
Explore Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the intricate Islamic art and architecture speak to the shared aesthetics between our cultures. End your day wandering through Tehran’s bustling bazaar, a vibrant marketplace that feels like a home away from home for Pakistanis.
Stay overnight in Tehran.
Day 3: Kashan’s Architectural Splendor
Travel to Kashan to explore its renowned traditional houses, such as the Borujerdi and Tabatabaie residences, which mirror the architectural elegance found in Pakistani heritage. The Fin Garden, a Persian masterpiece, offers a peaceful retreat, much like the beautiful gardens of Lahore or Islamabad.
Stay overnight in Kashan, enjoying the hospitality and comfort that echo the warmth of Pakistani guest traditions.
Day 4: From Abyaneh to Isfahan
Journey through the picturesque village of Abyaneh, where the preservation of Iranian culture and traditions in architecture and attire offers a window into the deep roots of the region’s history, reminiscent of Pakistan’s diverse cultural heritage.
Arrive in Isfahan by evening and marvel at its famous bridges, showcasing the Islamic architectural brilliance shared with the grand structures back in Pakistan.
Stay overnight in Isfahan.
Day 5: The Splendors of Isfahan
Isfahan’s Naghsh-e-Jahan Square, flanked by the Imam Mosque, Aliqapu Palace, and Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, stands as a testament to the Islamic Golden Age, with beauty and heritage that Pakistani travelers can relate to, drawing parallels with the historical mosques and madrassas in Pakistan. The traditional bazaar pulses with life, offering crafts and goods that tell stories of the region’s rich cultural fabric.
Visit the Chehel Sotun Garden and the Masjed-e Jame of Isfahan, reflecting the importance of communal and spiritual spaces in Islamic culture, a value deeply appreciated in Pakistan.
Stay overnight in Isfahan.
Day 6: Shiraz - The City of Gardens and Poets
On your way to Shiraz, stop at the awe-inspiring sites of Pasargadae and Persepolis, UNESCO World Heritage sites that not only showcase the grandeur of ancient Persia but also echo the shared historical narratives of empires that once flourished across Asia, resonating with Pakistan’s historical sites like Mohenjo-Daro and Taxila.
Stay overnight in Shiraz, ready to explore its poetic and cultural depth.
Day 7: Departure from Shiraz
Begin your day in Shiraz by visiting the Nasiralmolk Mosque and Narenjestan Garden, showcasing the intricate beauty of Persian Islamic art, a reflection of the shared Islamic heritage and love for beauty in architecture found in Pakistan. The Zand complex offers a final immersion into Iran’s rich cultural and historical landscape.
Depart from Shiraz International Airport, enriched by a journey through Iran that not only explored the beauty of Persian lands but also highlighted the shared cultural and historical ties with Pakistan.
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