Isfahan, a bustling metropolis with a population of around 2 million, is the third-largest city in Iran. Nestled in the heart of the country’s classic travel route, it’s a must-visit destination. It is located 450 km and 200 km in south of Tehran and Kashan, respectively. Isfahan is also 300 km northwest of Yazd and 400 km north of Shiraz.

Being the capital of the Persian empire during the Safavid dynasty, Isfahan’s rich heritage is evident in its numerous architectural marvels and vibrant cultural scene.

Kashan history dates back centuries, and its architectural heritage is a testament to its glory. Visitors can explore beautiful traditional houses, such as the Tabatabaaei House and the Borujerdi House, which showcase intricate Persian design and craftsmanship. Additionally, Kashan is famous for its rosewater production. The city with 300.000 population is situated approximately 200 kilometers south of Tehran and North of Isfahan.