Complete guide: 3 weeks in Iran itinerary.
3 week Iran itinerary. We will talking about our itinerary, plans, budget and some of the highlights during our 3 weeks in Iran.
Complete guide: 3 weeks in Iran itinerary.
Crossing the Persian gulf from Iran to Dubai, by boat.
Crossing the Persian gulf from Iran to Dubai, by boat.
We say goodbye to Iran as we board the ferry that will bring us to into the Ultra Modern Age: Dubai.
2 days on Hormuz Island.
2 days on Hormuz Island.
An Island made out of nothing but salt. A display of the most beautiful colours give this Island it’s nickname: Rainbow Island.
3 days in Shiraz and a day trip to Persepolis.
3 days in Shiraz and a day trip to Persepolis.
Shiraz famous for its Pink Mosque and close to Persepolis: One of the most historical places on earth.
Visiting the desert cities Yazd and Kerman.
Visiting the desert cities Yazd and Kerman.
Spending 4 days riding horses, exploring desert cities and visiting the hottest place on earth: The Kaluts Desert.
2 days in Isfahan: half the world.
2 days in Isfahan: half the world.
Half the world or “Isfahan nesfe Jahan” as you would say in Persian. Probably the most popular and most beautiful city in all of Iran.
2 days in Kashan.
2 days in Kashan.
In just two days we visited: traditional houses, underground cities, a salt lake and watched the sunset in the Maranjab desert.
The Castle of Assassins in the Alamut Valley.
The Castle of Assassins in the Alamut Valley.
The Castle of Assassins in the Alamut Valley. Follow our adventure as we venture into the Alamut Valley and go into the mysterious Castle of Assassins.
3 days in Tehran, the capital of Iran.
3 days in Tehran, the capital of Iran.
3 days in Tehran, the capital of Iran. After a short introduction into Irans beautiful culture and hospitality in Mashhad. We made our way to the capital.
From Ashgabat (Turkmenistan) to Mashhad (Iran).
From Ashgabat (Turkmenistan) to Mashhad (Iran).
After our camping adventure at the Darvaza Crater (or Door to hell), we spend 3 days wandering around in the weirdest city we have ever been: Ashgabat.