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The journey
Visit the notable locations of Iran's beautiful cities on this 2-day guided tour from Tehran. Explore the magnificent Alamut Fortress and admire the beautiful scenery at Ovan Lake. In Qazvin, see remarkable sites such as Tehran Gate, Sepah Street, Jameh Mosque, Ali Qapu Gate, Chehel Sotun Palace, Kantor Church, Gajar Bathhouse, and Aminian House. This journey combines history, architecture, and memorable local sightseeing.
Upon arrival, see the splendid Alamut Fortress, then enjoy a delicious lunch before heading to the glorious Ovan Lake to marvel at the beautiful scenery.
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Day by day
Meet your Iranian tour guide and get picked up from the hotel at 6 o'clock, followed by a hearty breakfast at a restaurant on the way to Alamut.
Upon arrival, see the splendid Alamut Fortress, then enjoy a delicious lunch before heading to the glorious Ovan Lake to marvel at the beautiful scenery.
Return and rest at the hotel in the evening.
Head to view the marvellous Tehran Gate, followed by a stroll through the spectacular Sepah Street, the first street in Iran.
Visit the sacred Jameh Mosque before going to Ali Qapu Gate to observe its splendid architecture.
Marvel at the royal Chehel Sotun Palace before exploring the great Saed al Saltane Bazaar and its vibrant markets and streets.
Proceed to the holy Kantor Church, also known as the Russian Church, followed by a visit to the mesmerising Gajar Bathhouse and Aminian House, a luxurious house built west of the Dezej River by Haj Mohammad Reza Amini.
Enjoy a lip-smacking lunch before returning to Tehran.
Where this trip takes you
Alamut Fortress, Ovan Lake, Sepah Street, Chehel Sotun Palace
The route
The fine print
Persian/English-speaking Iranian tour guide
Private car
Breakfast
Lunch
Snacks and beverages such as coffee, tea, water, and fruits
Tickets to sites
Logistics
Your 2 days finish where they began, in Tehran.
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