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Kashan

Best known for its historical 18th century houses such as the Ameri House or Borujerdi House, Kashan has a wealth of other architectural and historical beauties which warrant it a stop on anyone’s trip to Iran.

Pasargadae and Persepolis

Brazilian poet Manuel Bandeira referred to it as a utopia, and though Pasargadae is a far cry from its former days, you haven’t seen Iran until you’ve visited the birthplace of its ancient empire.

Shiraz

Shiraz is the city of love, literature, and Persian gardens.

Rudkhan Castle

This military complex was initially built on two mounts during the Sassanid era and rebuilt a few centuries later.

Kashan’s historical homes

Bridges of Esfahan

Whether it’s Si-o-seh Pol, the Khaju, or one of the other nine bridges, a romantic stroll along the marvelous architecture of Esfahan’s bridges on the Zayandeh River is a must.

Yazd

Simply put, Yazd has good energy, amazing sites, kind people, and delicious food.

Naqsh-e Jahan Square

Naqsh-e Jahan Square is probably the main attraction in Esfahan, and what earns it the nickname nesf-e jahan, ‘half the world’. Built in the 17th century, this massive square was once a royal polo field.

Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System

Hailed as a ‘masterpiece of creative genius’ by UNESCO, this ancient irrigation systemdates to the time of Darius the Great in the 5th century BCE.

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