At 08:30 in the morning, your guide will pick up you from your hotel in Tabriz. The tour starts with visiting the Azerbaijan Museum and then the Blue Mosque. After that, you will visit Arg-e Alishah, and Tabriz Municipality building and its clock tower. After lunch, visit one of the old houses of Tabriz Constitution House,  Nikdel House, Amir Nezam Garosi House (Qajar Museum), Hariree House, Saraflar House (Pottery Museum), Heidarzade House, or Sharbatoghli House, based on your selection. Then, we go to Tabriz Bazaar (UNESCO), a must-see on Tabriz tours, where you can buy leather products as a souvenir at a very good price. The last site is El Goli or Shah Goli Pavilion and Park. Your tour will finish at 17:00.

No tour of Iran is complete without a visit to a carpet factory! This also applies to Tabriz tours. Anyone having an interest in carpets is welcome to visit this handmade carpet factory situated in Tabriz. You will get a  presentation about the various types and grades of carpets in a showroom, and then sitting on the carpets in the next room are some women with colorful scarves weaving their carpets. Here, you will have an explanation of silk production and carpet weaving, including the difference between silk and wool carpets. Then, if you are interested in Persian carpets, you can also buy a nice Tabriz silk carpet as well, and back to your hotel.

At 09:00 in the morning, your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Tabriz.  Then, drive to Osku and Kandovan Village (57 km). The village is included in most Tabriz tours. During this one-day excursion to the splendid village of Kandovan, one of the world’s 3 cliff villages and the only one still inhabited by people, you will visit the amazingly built stone-carved homes, making a unique landscape. This daily tour is a great chance to get to know the lifestyle, traditions, and customs of a large majority of Iranians who speak Azeri and are widely spread throughout the whole country. You will be back to your hotel in Tabriz around 13:00.

The day tour starts around 08:00 a.m. from your hotel in Tabriz. This tour is special for visiting Armenian churches in the northwest of Iran which are UNESCO sites. You will drive to the border of Azerbaijan enjoying the scenery of mountains and the Aras River which are Grand Canyon of Iran.  

The Armenian Monastic Ensembles of Iran, in the northwest of the country, are of great importance on most Tabriz tours. They consist of three monastic ensembles of the Armenian Christian faith: St. Thaddeus, St. Stepanos, and the Chapel of Dzordzor. There is also a small church Chupan (shepherd) church that is said to be a place for Armenian shepherds to pray. More

At 09:00 in the morning, your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Tabriz. Before driving to Ardabil, we will visit one of the best leather shops in Tabriz. Tabriz leather is famous and the price is also very good in comparison with Turkey and Europe. You can go shopping there, and then drive to Ardebil (around  3 hrs). You will eat lunch in Ardebil, then visit Shorabil Lake and Sheikh Safi tomb, and finally visit Ardebil bazaar. Your tour will finish at 17:00.

At 08:00 in the morning, your guide will pick you up from your hotel in Tabriz.  Then, drive to Takab (295 km). It takes about 4 hours to reach there and visit Takht-e Soleyman (the Throne of Solomon ) which is a UNESCO archaeological site in West Azerbaijan. It includes the principal Zoroastrian sanctuary partly rebuilt in the Mongol period as well as a temple of the Sassanid period dedicated to Anahita. Takht-e Soleyman consisted of a fire temple called Azargoshasb in the Sassanid era which was one of the three main fire temples built around the lake located in the region. This fire temple contained one of the three Royal Fires that Sassanid rulers humbled themselves before ascending the throne. You will have lunch in a guest house, and after lunch, you will visit Takht-e Soleyman prison (The Prison of Solomon). The Prison Mountain is the name of a hollow cone-shaped mountain located 3 kilometers west of Takht-e Soleyman. This mountain was formed thousands of years ago due to the deposition of water minerals in its lake. This mountain was a place of worship during the Manichaean period from 830 to 660 BC. Numerous hot springs have been seen around the mountain of Soleyman Prison with healing properties. During the prosperity of the Azargoshasb fire temple, the Sassanids used the mountain of Soleyman as a prison and some of its units as the fortress of the guard. Some archaeologists believe that the prison mountain was originally like Lake Takht-e Soleiman, and then its water dried up and returned to its current state. You will reach your hotel in Zanjan at 19:00.