Persian Desert Cities in Winter
Yazd, Kashan and Isfahan in the mild season
- Windcatchers and Zoroastrian sites of Yazd
- Fin Garden and the merchant houses of Kashan

Isfahan, Shiraz and Yazd — the heart of Iran
The western arm of the Silk Road — Persia. From the splendor of Naqsh-e Jahan Square to the clay towers of Yazd and the ruins of Persepolis. A journey through 2,500 years of history, architecture and poetry.
Arrival, Iran National Museum.
Flight, Eram Garden, the pink Nasir ol Molk Mosque.
Ancient capital of the Achaemenids, Naqsh-e Rostam necropolis.
Tomb of Cyrus the Great, train to Isfahan.
Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque.
Vank Cathedral, bridges over the Zayandeh River.
Clay city, wind towers, Zoroastrian fire temple.
Persian carpets, miniatures, a teahouse evening.
Return to Tehran, flight home.
Yazd, Kashan and Isfahan in the mild season
Jewels of the Great Silk Road in Uzbekistan
Xinjiang and the ancient gates of China