Abyaneh tour
1-Day Kharanaq & Chak Chak tour
Overview of Kharanaq & Chak Chak tour
Enrich your trip to Iran by visiting the land of the sun and a village of 4000 years old. These two magnificent sites have always grabbed the attention of every tourist. On one day excursion, visit the historical attractions of Yazd province called Kharanaq and Chak Chak. Explore the shaking minaret from the 17th and go to Chak Chak to visit the Zoroastrian shrine. This holy shrine of Zoroastrians has settled on a huge cliff. Enjoy a journey full of walking, climbing, and exploring.
Included in the 1-day Kharanaq & Chak Chak tour are an expedition to the Kharanaq, the Menar Jonban of Kharanaq, the historic Citadel of Kharanaq, and the Chak Chak fire temple.
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Itinerary (Kharanaq & Chak Chak tour):
Day 1: Kharanaq
We move from the Zoroastrian Fire Temple of Yazd to the Kharanaq at 9 AM. These impressive attractions, Kharanaq and Chak Chak are not far from Yazd city. The length is approximately 80 km and it consumes proximately 1 hour. Visiting the Menar Jonban of Kharanaq and exploring the historic Citadel of Kharanaq. Later on, after lunch, move towards the Chak Chak fire temple. We go back to the Yazd and arrive there at dark.
What's Included in Kharanaq and Chak Chak Tour
Transportation
- Tourist Vehicle
- All The Excursions
- All Transport Between Destinations & To/From Included Activities
Staff & Experts
- English Speaking Tour Leader Throughout
Accommodations
- None
Other Services
- Entrances Fee
Meals
- None
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Comment
Kharanaq means 'place of birth of the sun' and has been continuously inhabited for 4,500 years.
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