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Discover the enchanting wonders of Iran with ease from Istanbul or Ankara, thanks to our seamless travel packages and convenient direct flights.

Customized Itineraries

At Let's Go Iran, we pride ourselves on creating tailor-made itineraries to suit your preferences, ensuring complete flexibility. Our thoughtfully curated tours cover must-visit cities and landmarks, but these are just starting points. Simply let us know how many days you wish to stay, and we'll craft a personalized package for you. Whether you prefer a leisurely pace or a more compact itinerary, we're here to make your trip unforgettable.

Convenient Flight Connections

Traveling from Istanbul to Iran is straightforward, with multiple daily direct flights to major Iranian cities such as Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz and Tabriz. The flight duration is approximately 3 hours, making it a quick and easy journey. Major airlines, including Turkish Airlines and Iran Air, operate these routes, ensuring a comfortable and reliable travel experience.

Affordable Travel Options

Traveling to Iran from Istanbul is cost-effective, with competitive flight prices and affordable accommodation options. The cost of living in Iran is generally lower than in Turkey, making it an attractive destination for budget-conscious travelers. Whether opting for luxury hotels or budget-friendly guesthouses, Tourists can find suitable options that fit their budgets.

Special Offers

Desert Tour
- Witness breathtaking sunsets, stroll on sand dunes, enjoy safari adventures, and gather around a campfire for tea and traditional music.

Culinary Tour in Shiraz
- Engage in cooking sessions and spend time with local families, experiencing authentic Persian hospitality.
Carpet Workshop
- Visit workshops where skilled artisans craft and design beautiful carpets, learning about their intricate processes.

Nomadic Experience
- Live with nomads, embrace their tranquil lifestyle, and enjoy light treks through picturesque mountains.
Zurkhaneh
- Observe traditional heroic sports accompanied by the recitation of moral Persian poetry.

Suggested Itinerary

Day 1: Shiraz

Explore the Vakil complex, including the Bazaar, Bathhouse, and Mosque. Visit the vibrant Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, dine at a traditional luxury restaurant, and wander through the old city. End the day at Hafez and Saadi tombs, where you can delve into the mystical world of Persian poetry.
- Special Offer: Culinary Tour or Family Dinner in Shiraz

Day 2: Shiraz - Persepolis - Yazd

Depart early to visit Persepolis, Naqsh-e Rustam, Naqsh-e Rajab, and Pasargadae. Continue to Yazd, with a stop to admire a 4500-year-old cypress tree. Overnight in Yazd.

Day 3: Yazd

Discover Yazd's Zoroastrian heritage, visit the Fire Temple, and walk through the old city to see the Jame Mosque. After lunch, explore the Amir Chakhmaq Complex and enjoy a desert camp experience with camel rides, stargazing, and traditional tea.
- Special Offer: Zurkhaneh Performance

Day 4: Yazd - Isfahan

Travel to Isfahan via Meybod and Na'in villages. Visit the pigeon tower, Narin Castle, and a cotton-weaving workshop. Overnight in Isfahan.

Day 5: Isfahan

Begin your exploration of Isfahan at the magnificent Imam Square, the second-largest square in the world. Visit beautiful mosques, the Ali Qapu Palace, and the Chehel Sotoun Palace. Spend time in the bustling Bazaar, and in the evening, relax by the illuminated Siosepol and Khaju bridges before returning to your hotel.

Our Special offer in Isfahan: Carpet Workshop

Why Turkish Travelers choose Iran ?

Visa on Arrival for Turkish Citizens

For Turkish travelers, obtaining a visa to enter Iran is hassle-free. Iran offers a visa on arrival at several international airports, including Tehran Imam Khomeini Airport, Isfahan International Airport, and Shiraz International Airport. This simplifies the entry process, allowing Turkish visitors to travel without the need for pre-arranged visas.

Cultural and Linguistic Affinity

The cultural and linguistic similarities between Turkey and Iran make travel more comfortable for Turkish tourists. Many Iranians speak Turkish, especially in regions with Azerbaijani populations. The shared Islamic heritage and similar customs provide a sense of familiarity, enhancing the overall travel experience.

Historical and Cultural Connections

Shared Heritage: Turkey and Iran share a rich historical and cultural heritage. Both countries have ancient civilizations that have significantly influenced each other over centuries, from the Persian Empire to the Ottoman Empire.
Islamic Culture: As predominantly Muslim countries, Turkey and Iran have numerous cultural and religious similarities, which can make Turkish travelers feel more comfortable and connected.
Language and Literature: The Persian language has influenced Ottoman Turkish literature, and many Persian words are part of the Turkish language, creating a linguistic and literary bond.

Architectural Wonders:
- Isfahan: Known as "Half of the World," Isfahan's stunning Islamic architecture, including the Imam Mosque, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and Naqsh-e Jahan Square, attracts those interested in historical and religious sites.
- Shiraz: The city is famous for its beautiful gardens, such as Eram Garden, and poetic heritage, including the tombs of Hafez and Saadi.
Rich History:
- Persepolis: The ancient ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. Its ruins provide a glimpse into the grandeur of one of the world's oldest civilizations.
- Golestan Palace in Tehran: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this palace showcases the opulence of the Qajar era and offers insight into Iran's royal history.
Natural Beauty:
- Alborz and Zagros Mountains: For nature lovers and adventure seekers, Iran's mountain ranges offer stunning landscapes and opportunities for hiking and skiing.
- Desert Landscapes: The Dasht-e Kavir and Dasht-e Lut deserts provide unique experiences such as desert safaris and star gazing.
Cultural Experiences:
- Persian Cuisine: Iranian food is renowned for its rich flavors and variety. Dishes like kebabs, stews, and saffron rice will delight Turkish travelers who enjoy culinary adventures.
- Traditional Bazaars: The vibrant markets in Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz offer authentic shopping experiences, where visitors can buy Persian carpets, spices, and handicrafts.
Hospitality:
- Warm Welcome: Iranians are known for their hospitality and friendliness. Turkish visitors often find the warm and inviting nature of Iranian people a familiar and comforting aspect of their trip.