Here’s another Iran Nomadic Tour, focused on exploring different nomadic tribes and their unique lifestyles across Iran:

This Iran Nomadic Tour offers an enriching experience where you can witness the lives of two distinct nomadic tribes: the Kurdish Nomads in the Azerbaijan Plateau and the Qashqai Nomads in the desert region of Kerman. It combines cultural immersion, practical experiences of migration, and a glimpse into traditional Iranian nomadic culture. You'll get a deeper appreciation for the nomads’ unique lifestyle, survival skills, and customs while exploring some of Iran’s most stunning landscapes and historic cities.

Day 1: Arrival in Tehran

Arrive in Tehran: Transfer to your hotel and relax after your flight.
In the evening, explore Tehran’s vibrant bazaars or visit the National Museum for an introduction to Iran's rich history.

Day 2: Tehran to Tabriz

Travel to Tabriz: Head to Tabriz, the capital of East Azerbaijan, a city with a long history of trade and craftsmanship.
Visit the Tabriz Grand Bazaar, one of the largest covered markets in the world.
Spend the night in Tabriz, immersing yourself in the local culture.

Day 3: Tabriz to Nomadic Heart of the Azerbaijan Plateau

Travel to the Nomadic Region: Journey from Tabriz to the Azerbaijan Plateau, where you’ll meet the Kurdish Nomads, also known as Kurdistan Nomads.
Spend the day with the nomadic families, learning about their traditional practices, and observe the way they manage livestock and produce dairy products such as cheese and yogurt.
Stay overnight in a nomadic tent or yurt, experiencing life under the stars.

Day 4: Living with Kurdish Nomads

Participate in Daily Activities: Engage with the Kurdish nomads, helping with herding and assisting in setting up their camps.
Learn traditional Kurdish songs and stories that have been passed down for generations.
Experience nomadic cooking, preparing stew and bread using locally sourced ingredients.

Day 5: Migration to New Grounds

Join the Migration: Accompany the Kurdish tribe as they migrate to fresh pastures. This includes guiding sheep, goats, and other livestock across the plateau.
Set up temporary shelters and gather around the campfire at the new location. Enjoy a nomadic feast and share in their traditions.

Day 6: Kerman and the Qashqai Nomads

Travel to Kerman: After your time with the Kurdish nomads, head to Kerman, located in southeastern Iran, and meet the Qashqai Nomads, one of Iran’s most famous nomadic tribes.
Explore the Kerman desert landscape and visit Mahan, a town known for its tranquil gardens and ancient history.

Day 7: Qashqai Nomads and Desert Living

Meet the Qashqai Tribe: Arrive at a Qashqai camp located near the Kerman desert, and learn about their seasonal migration.
Experience life in the desert with the Qashqai people, including herding livestock, weaving, and carpet making.
Participate in nomadic cooking and experience local dishes like Kebab and Tazeh (fresh yogurt).

Day 8: Discovering Qashqai Culture

Learn Traditional Crafts: Spend the day learning from the Qashqai women as they teach you the art of weaving or carpet making. The Qashqai are famous for their handmade rugs, which are known for their intricate designs and natural dyes.
Cultural Exchange: Share meals with the Qashqai, and gain insight into their spiritual practices and cultural beliefs that have been preserved for centuries.

Day 9: Isfahan

Travel to Isfahan: After your time with the Qashqai nomads, head to Isfahan, Iran’s cultural capital.
Explore the city’s historical landmarks, including Naghsh-e Jahan Square, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, and the Vank Cathedral.
Stroll along the Si-o-se-pol Bridge and enjoy a relaxing evening in one of Isfahan's charming cafés.

Day 10: Departure from Isfahan

Explore More of Isfahan: Depending on your departure time, visit some of Isfahan’s lesser-known gems, like the Chehel Sotoun Palace or Jameh Mosque.
Depart from Isfahan: Transfer to Isfahan International Airport for your flight home.