Isfahan to Kashan Pick up Tour

The village was established toward the east to get maximum sunlight over its bright crimson colored soil and old style houses. As it lies among mountains it has remained safe from any change since the end of the Sassanid era. The history shows that in the 7th century after Arabs invasions, some Zoroastrians escaped to mountains to skip Islam conversion and they formed some villages, Abyaneh is the last surviving village.

As we stroll in the village, people are wearing their traditional clothes and speak ancient Persian even nowadays. Amazingly, you can’t find any other village like Abyaneh all over Iran, as it has been stayed intact after about 1700 years. In recent years, Abyaneh’s population decreased to about 250, a lot of them emigrated to other cities due to their jobs. However, they travel back to the village to participate in their customs and traditions.

While driving to Kashan, we may see Madar Shah Caravanserai on the way. When people used to travel by camels for hours, they needed a station to rest, so such places were built on the ways. Madar Shah is one of the largest caravansaries in Iran as it dates back to the Safavid era. While keeping the same architecture with arches and also artistic values, it has turned into an international guesthouse recently.

Apart from cities, Iran has lots of eye-catching spots on the ways and villages. Let’s save time and energy by visiting them during our trips and don’t miss any marvel.