Yazd tour - 3 Days

The name of this city means the holy land and the city of God. Throughout history, you can see the name of Yazd in many travelogues. Throughout history, there is a lot of evidence which this city is one of the first areas where the Aryans appeared.
Bahram Gour, the fifteenth Sassanid king, on his way to Khorasan, reached the province of Kath (modern Yazd) and because his illness improved, he blessed this city and ordered that it be developed and a city Create a beautiful. Due to he was doing this in the name of Yazdan, he ordered which this city is called “Yazdan Gerd”.
The Atabaks of Yazd was one of the dynasties of Iran which ruled Yazd for nearly 140 years. At the time of Genghis Khan the Mongol invasion of Iran, Yazd was under the rule of Sultan Qutbuddin, of the Atabakan dynasty. He quickly accepted the Mongol domination and his successors remained in Yazd as the puppets of the Mongols. With adequately and cleverly he protected Yazd from the wrath of the Mongols. In the Zandieh and Qajar periods, this city flourished.

Yazd is one of the hot and dry cities of Iran, that is located between Shirkuh and Khoranagh mountains. This city is actually located in a plain between two mountains that has caused the city to be too dry. Yazd city is neighboring with some big cities such as Meybod, Ardakan, Bafgh, Isfahan, Taft, Abarkooh and Mehriz. The height of this city is 1200 meters above sea level. Being in an unfavorable natural situation has caused the city to see an average of little rainfall throughout the year and due to extreme heat and high evaporation as well as being far from the sea, it does not have a suitable climate. The city has a very hot climate in summer; the extreme fluctuation of temperature between night and day creates a lot of problems for the people of this city.
The language people of Yazd are Persian and they speak with Yazdi dialect. Undoubtedly, Yazdi dialect can be considered as one of the most beautiful moments of Persian language, that unlike many other dialects and dialects in other cities of Iran, this dialect is in Yazd. It is preserved and many people speak with the same accent. Most of the people in Yazd are Muslims and follow the Shiite religion. However, religious minorities, including Zoroastrians and Jews, also live in the city.
Local foods

Yazdi stuffing is one of the most delicious local dishes in Yazd, in that chickpeas are used instead of chickpeas. The recipe of this delicious local dish is completely similar to ordinary stuffing. The only difference is that chickpeas are used instead of chickpeas. And its spices are slightly different.
Eggplant tomato broth is another very tasty local food in Yazd, the raw materials of which include mutton, eggplant, cob, and gourd. This food is one of the most delicious Yazdi foods that are cooked in most restaurants in this city.

Kofta Yazdi is a very tasty dish that is very similar to Tabriz Kofta. In cook this food from raw materials such as minced meat, raw eggs and boiled eggs, fragrant vegetables, barberry, raisins, fried onions, Tomato paste and special spices are used.
Yazd souvenirs

Halva Ardeh is one of the most delicious souvenirs of Yazd, that is unique to this city. This delicious food is made from sesame, Ardeh, sugar, and egg white powder.
Yazdi cake is a very delicious sweet which is one of the original sweets of this city. This cake is mostly baked in different ceremonies of Yazd city; the necessary ingredients for baking Yazdi cake are white flour, solid oil or butter, and yogurt or milk.

Baklava is a very delicious dessert which is baked in many countries around the world, including Iran and Turkey. If you want to buy baklava, we recommend which you don’t miss the purchase of fresh Yazd baklava, because in baking baklava in Yazd Special instructions are used that are very tasty.
Important tourist attractions of Yazd
Dolatabad Garden in Yazd is one of the tourist attractions of Yazd, which along with eight other Iranian gardens have been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Inside this garden, there is a very large mansion which shines like a diamond in the middle. This garden is one of the oldest gardens in Iran that is 260 years old; this garden is built in an area of 6.4 hectares.
Clock Square is one of the historical tourist attractions of Yazd, that is one of the largest clock towers in Iran. According to historians, this tower dates back to the Qajar period. The beautiful architecture of this tower has made it one of the most popular tourist attractions in Yazd.
Lary house of is one of the historical tourist attractions of Yazd, that is 150 years old. In ancient times, the Lary, who were a people in Persia, traveled to this area for trade, as a result of that they decided to visit the city of Yazd. Build a large mansion to make their stay in the city easier, today this mansion is known as the House of Lary.

Verhram Fire Temple is a very famous fire temple in this city that according to many historians has not been extinguished for more than 1500 years. This fire temple was actually a place of Zoroastrian worship during the Aryan period and after that today it has become one of the most important tourist attractions of this city.
Handicrafts

Handicrafts are a part of art and craft which is done by exploiting local raw materials and doing basic work with the help of traditional handicrafts and tools, and is limited to making products that express.

The most important handicrafts in Yazd province are: carpets, rugs, kilims, velvet, cashmere, curtains, zillow, rugs, canvas, baqcheh, long, bath bags, pouches, blankets, pottery, ceramics, mats, tiles and quilts.
Among the handicrafts of carpet weaving, cashmere weaving, zillow weaving, pottery, ceramics and tiles are of special importance. Confectionery has a long history in Yazd. In Yazd, traditional sweets such as baklava, qotab, coconut, pashmak, rice bread and Haji Badam, etc. is prepared.

Local customs of Yazd
At the end of the year, the younger ones visit the elders and perform the Nowruz visit. One of the differences between Nowruz in Yazd and other cities in the country is that on the first day of Nowruz, the traditional food of Eid is vegetable pilaf with meat. During Nowruz, valuable gifts are sent by the husband’s family to girls who intend to get married.

In Yazd, there is an interesting tradition to commemorate the martyrs of Imam Hassan, a ceremony called Nakhl Gardani! An authentic ceremony in the customs of Yazd that is a special manifestation of Hosseini Ashura. In the days of Muharram, a palm tree is made of wood and leaves in the shape of a cypress, that is a symbol of the coffin of the martyrs. This symbolic coffin weighs a lot and is lifted off the ground by dozens of people. During Muharram, the people of Yazd walk around the city that is also called “narration” in their own dialect and is a symbol of the endurance and freedom of the martyrs.
Arbaneh is the oldest and only traditional instrument of the people of Yazd that is considered native and is played with local poems in happy ceremonies. In the past, people played the harp at weddings, and others danced and danced to the encouragement of local poetry.

In Yazd tour, we go to see one of the historical cities of Iran that is known as the city of windmills, the bride of the desert, the city of science and the city of bicycles. Yazd that is known as the first brick city in the world and the second historical city in the world has a unique architecture from 3000 years ago until now. We get acquainted with different Iranian styles in this city. We get together to get acquainted with the customs and traditions of the people of Yazd. Get acquainted with their handicrafts in Yazd market. We test the souvenirs of this city that includes a variety of dairy products. We see the water supply system of this city called Qanat that is unique and is 3000 years old. In this tour, we take very beautiful photos that are unique to this city.

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