Kermanshah Tours & Kurdistan Travel Packages
The mountainous region in the west of Iran is a gallery of rare culture, gorgeous nature and ancient treasures. On these Kurdistan and Kermanshah Tours, this charismatic area, home to Iran’s Kurdish people, will treat you to the adorable terraced villages of Hawraman Region (UNESCO) and historical hits like Taq-e Bostan, Bisotun Inscription (UNESCO), Anahita Temple & the Historic Ensemble of Qasr-e Shirin. It will also connect you to the rural lifestyle, Kurdish traditions, and mystical festivals and music of Sufis. If you’re into adventure, enjoyable hikes from village to village will bless you with the lovely landscape of the western mountains of Iran as well.
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- Kermanshah Vacation
Contents
- 1 Kermanshah Tours & Kurdistan Travel Packages
- 2 Iran Multi-Day Tour Including Kermanshah
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- 4 Kurdistan & Kermanshah Multi-Day Tour
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- 6 Things to Do in Kermanshah
- 7 Kermanshah City Tour
- 8 Day Tours From Kermanshah
- 9 Nomad Tours from Kermanshah
- 10 Places To Visit in Kermansha
- 11 Tailor-Made Kermanshah Tours
- 12 Discover More about Kermanshah Tourist Attractions
Iran Multi-Day Tour Including Kermanshah
Like to include the ancient history, picturesque nature and unique culture of Kermanshah to your multi-day tour of Iran? These tour packages are made for you!
Kurdistan & Kermanshah Multi-Day Tour
With a lovely mountainous nature, thousands of years of history and culture, and an adorable rural lifestyle, the Kurdish west of Iran doesn’t stop to charm you on this Tour of Kermanshah and Kurdistan.
Touch the depth of Kurdish culture, get mesmerized by the rare music of the Sufis, and get familiar with their mystical beliefs on these experience-based tours from Kermanshah.
Kermanshah City Tour
Hop aboard a city tour of Kermanshah to find the historical and architectural delights of the lovely Kurdish city.
Day Tours From Kermanshah
Ancient history, scenic nature, and rural delights expect you one these one or two-day tours from Kermanshah.
Nomad Tours from Kermanshah
Get away from the modern world and find a lifestyle of simplicity and harmony with nature! The hospitable Payravan nomads you’ll meet will treat you to all the simple beauties of their unique lifestyle.
Places To Visit in Kermansha
Bisotun Inscription (UNESCO)
Persian civilization shows itself off on an elegant rocky mountain you’ll find on your Kermanshah Tour: Bisotun Historical Site (UNESCO). On the face of this mountain, emperors from the ancient world carved mementos that have become precious legacies to the modern world. Darius the Great’s inscription is the highlight of the site.
Taq-e Bostan
The 1700-year-old Taq-e Bostan is a charming memento of the glory of Sassanid Empire. As one of the most well-known historical relics of western Iran and a hotspot on Kermanshah Tours, Taq-e Bostan is a collection of rock reliefs, alcoves and inscriptions remained from powerful Persian rulers.
Anahita Temple
Iran’s second largest stone construction after Persepolis, Anahita Temple, is another attraction near Kermanshah. This temple was built as a place to worship Anahita: the goddess of water, the guardian angel of fountains, and a symbol of beauty, healing, and fertility. The temple is a relic of the close bond between Persian and Greek culture.
Tekyeh Moaven Olmolk
This spectacular religious heritage from the 20th century Kermanshah serves to commemorate the 680 AD martyrdom of Imam Hussain (the third Shiite Imam). This gathering spot for Muslim mourning ceremonies is well-known for its glamorous and exceptional decorative tilework as well as the admirable paintings.
Hawraman Region
Kurdistan and Kermanshah’s adored Hawraman Region (UNESCO) is probably the most attractive highlight of a tour from Kermanshah. There, you’ll fall in love with the breathtaking mountainous landscapes, the untouched Kurdish culture, the traditional lifestyle, the hospitable people, the Kurdish mysticism, and the scenic terraced villages.
Biglar Beigi Tekyeh
In an old neighborhood in Kermanshah, Biglar Beigi Tekyeh has been attracting visitors since Qajar Era. Fine manuscripts, mirrorwork, inscriptions, calligraphic works, and old documents belonging to the owner are on display in this Kermanshah Tour highlight.
Tailor-Made Kermanshah Tours
We have done our best to consider both your various tastes and Iran’s immense potentials to craft the best possible Kermanshah Tours for you. Yet, if you’d like your Kermanshah trip to be different in any way, we will be more than happy to help you create it.
Discover More about Kermanshah Tourist Attractions
Find out more about all the attractions you’ll discover on your Kermanshah Tour, from Hawraman region and Uramanat Takht to the sweet Kurdish culture.
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Comments
I really like the architecture of Shafei mosque!
Hey dear Suri. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.
Hi. I’d like to spend 4 days in Kermanshah. Would you help me with my tailor-made?
Hi there Luigi. Sure thing! Let us know more about your interests and expectations through an email or a WhatsApp message. We’ll take care of your tour together.
I surely will. Thanks for your quick response!
Anytime amigo 🙂
Takieh Moaven ol-Molk is so dreamy! It has a nice spritual atmosphere and the paintings are so delightful!
Hi Sid. I hope you’re fine. We’re happy that you liked it. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. Best wishes.
Hi. Daryan Village seems so nice. When is the best time to visit there?
Hi. I hope you’re fine dear Dean. Spring is the best season to visit there I assume.
Cool! Thanks for your quick reply!
Bisotun is a wonderland! I’ve been there years ago. It’s full of historical remains from different ages.
Indeed, I agree. Thanks for your feed back!
I’ve been in a tour with Kurdish nomads. They are so generous and kindhearted.
Very nice!
Hello guys. How many days can I add to an excursion tour?
Greetings dear Lora. As much as you want. You can share your interests with us through email or WhatsApp so that we design the tour according to your own interests!
Hi. I like to visit both Kurdistan and Kermanshah attractions inside the city. How many days would do?
Greetings dear Lila. It depends on the attractions you are interested in and the number of places you want to visit. I suggest you to send us an email about your interests and we will refer to you with the best plans possible.
Hello IranOnTour, I’d like to spend 3 days in Kermanshah and the region. Can I put visiting Anahita Temple in my program?
Dear Selim, I hope you’re fine. We’d be glad to sort the plan according to your ideals and interests. Let us know more details by sending us an email about your expectations.