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3 days Ahvaz Tour (Khuzestan Tour)
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3 days Ahvaz Tour (Khuzestan Tour)

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Overview of 3 days Ahvaz (Khuzestan) Tour

​Visit the home of one of the most ancient temples in the world and the Seven Hills Museum. Walk around in the Heaven of Gardens full of bergamot and good pomegranate, grapes, and excellent pears beside dates. Buy traditional handicrafts as souvenirs, and enjoy flavorful and exotic Persian cuisine.
Visit the home of one of the most ancient temples in the world, the Ziggurat Choqa Zanbil. The province of Khuzestan is one of the most “watery” cities, so many rivers are flowing through it, and have made it a significant location for civilization since ancient times. Some Cerographists believe that the name of the country is "India" or "Ind" which means "place of many glasses of water". Visit the groves and gardens. It's a heaven of gardens, full of bergamot and good pomegranate, grapes, and excellent pears and dates. Skilled weavers of cotton and Diba (a sort of fiber) are considered superior to all others.
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Service code: 101384
Trip Code: AHV 99
Update: Saturday 2026/05/23
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Is this Ahvaz (Khuzestan) Tour for me?

Travel Style

Travel Style: Iran cultural Tour, Iran city tours, Iran food tours, Iran Multiday tours

All of the highlights, culture, access, and I-can’t-believe-we-did-that moments, all at a great price.
Service Level

Service Level: Standard

Comfortable tourist-class accommodations with character; a mix of public and private transport.
Demanding

Demanding: AVERAGE- 2

Light walking, few climbs more challenging than a flight stairs. Easy do it.
Trip Type

Trip Type: Iran Private tours

Private tours are more flexible when it comes to your group size, travel dates and what your trip includes.
3 days Ahvaz Tour (Khuzestan Tour)
Ahvaz

Itinerary ( 3 days Ahvaz (Khuzestan) Tour)

Day 1: Susa City Tour
Visit Susa UNESCO listed, The Demorgan Palace and Museum, Apadana Palace, and Tomb of the prophet Daniel. Visit the Ziggurat Choqa zanbil Temple, Seven Hills Museum.
Day 2: Ahvaz City Tour
Drive to Ahvaz, enjoy Karun River, Ahvaz city and Metal Bridge.
Day 3: Shushtar City Tour
Drive to Shushtar city, and visit the genius Hydraulic water system of Shushtar, Salasel Castle, the Mizan dam, Shadravan Bridge and dam.

Included Services & Limitations

What's Included in Ahvaz (Khuzestan) tour

✔️Tourist Vehicle

✔️All The Excursion

✔️All Transport Between Destinations & To/From Included Activities

✔️English Speaking Tour Guide Throughout
✔️Hotel (2 Nights)
✔️Entrances Fee

✔️VAT

✔️Breakfast (2 Courses)

 

What's Included in Ahvaz (Khuzestan) tour

❌International flights

❌Lunch and dinner

❌Tips

❌Personal expenses


7 reasons to travel to Ahvaz:

  1. Iran’s most effluent river passing through the city
  2. There are 3 UNESCO world heritages in the Khuzestan province: Chogha Zanbil, Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System, and Susa
  3. Traditional foods like: Bakhtiari Kebab, Amgasht, Gavmish ice cream, and tropical fruits
  4. Traditional dresses of the locals
  5. The dam on the Dez river
  6. Haftkal city, the second Petroleum city in Iran
  7. Izeh city and its Inscriptions

Try Ahvaz (Khuzestan) tour as private!

Book this tour as a private departure, with your local tour guide and all the benefits of a HiPersia group tour for any group, big or small even just one traveler (any day you want). 
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Description Amount (per person)
For 2 pax or more
$53
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