Step by step to the tomb of the Ibn Sina

Exploring Western Iran: Slow Travel from Arak to Hamedan

Embark on an unforgettable 3-day expedition that takes you through the heart of Iran’s cultural and natural treasures. From the heights of Lorestan’s peaks to the historic streets of Malayer, and finally to the renowned attractions of Hamadan, this tour offers a perfect blend of adventure, heritage, and scenic beauty.

3 Days

Arak Durood Malayer Hamedan

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Tehran
Shiraz
7 Days
Free Visa
Airport transfers
Free breakfast
Local tour guides
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Free Wi-Fi
Adventure activities
Historical landmarks visits

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Tour Itinerary

We want to inform you that this tour is not bound to specific dates. It’s an introductory Iran tour designed to be flexible and adaptable to your schedule and preferences. Whether you wish to explore the wonders of Iran in the spring, summer, fall, or winter, the opportunity is always available. We aim to make your dream trip come true, allowing you to discover Iran’s diverse cultural heritage, natural beauty, and warm hospitality at your convenience. Whenever you are ready to embark on this incredible journey, we’ll be here, eager to curate an unforgettable experience that aligns perfectly with your desires.

Day 1: Arak to Durood

It is better to take the Durood route from Arak City on the first day of the trip. Durood is one of the cities of Lorestan province, and Ashtrankoh, a part of the Zagros mountain range in the east of Lorestan, which has high and young peaks, starts from this city. Gahar Lake is also one of the natural attractions of this region.

Gahar Lake Durood

Durood

Gahar Lake Durood

Day 2: Malayer

The second day of this journey is dedicated to sightseeing in Malayer. In this city, you can visit the Museum of Anthropology and try Malayer grape juice and take it as a souvenir to your city. Interestingly, this city was constructed during the Qajar period and by the order of Fath Ali Shah. For overnight stays, you can also use Malayer eco-tourist lodges.

Mini World of Malayer

Lotfalian Museum - Malayer

Grape syrup - Malayer

Traditional Cooking Grape Syrup - Malayer

Day 3: Hamedan

The third and final day of the trip is dedicated to sightseeing in Hamadan. With its famous tourist attractions, including Abu Ali Sina Tomb, Baba Taher Tomb and Shirsangi, especially in the spring, Hamedan welcomes travelers from all over Iran and the world. In addition to the attractions in Hamadan city, we can mention Hegmataneh Hill, Lalejin village, its famous pottery, and the Ganjnameh inscription. We suggest you don’t miss visiting Ali Sadr Cave while in Hamadan.

Dome of Alevies - Hamedan

Tomb of Babataher - Hamedan

Lalejin village - Hamedan

Ganjnameh Inscription - Hamedan

Hegmataneh Hill - Hamedan

Tomb of Avicenna - Hamedan

The Stone Lion - Hamedan

Alisadr Cave

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