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Shiraz Activities

Tour Guide, Arash Sadeghzadeh

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Good for: architecture, An interest in ancient history, literature, ancient history, Backpacking

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Lonely Planet review for Tour Guide, Arash Sadeghzadeh

Young, enthusiastic, knowledgeable and highly organised guide and fixer. Recommended.

 

Traveller reviews for Tour Guide, Arash Sadeghzadeh (6)

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    I enjoyed Persia History and found everything I want in Iran

    mathew82 recommends this,

    I know Arash from the "Lonely planet" book, and searched his website "Trip to Persia". So I reserved my tour package online and also my package was include every thing that I wanted. He knows everything about Iran culture, history and nature. If you want to travel to Iran as you like and have nice time, I recommend him. You can find everything you want about him in his website.

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    he can tell you EVERYTHING you need to know about Iran!

    martymac recommends this,

    I travelled with Arash for a few days in Shiraz. He is an excellent guide who can provide a lot of insight into Iranian culture and history. He is also very knowledgeable about bus timetables, hotels and other good cities/ sights in Iran He can also help you get to Persepolis, which isn't far from Shiraz! He's recommended in the Lonely Planet guide for good reason! So give him a call when you get to Shiraz.

    Good for: architecture, An interest in ancient history, literature, ancient history, Backpacking, backpackers, Poets, Budget Travelers, architecture lovers, Iran, Shiraz

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    best way to discover Persopolis and Shiraz

    lucas11 recommends this,

    We contacted Arash in Shiraz to guide us to Persepolis which was the best thing we could have done. His has an extensive knowledge of the place, history and persian culture, plus a good sense of humor. But even better it was to have found a friend who helped us a lot during our stay in Shiraz. Your experience in Shiraz will definitely be different after meeting him.

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    Friendliest guy in Iran

    freddyjones85 recommends this,

    I read about Arash in Lonely Planet, and then a friend recommended him to me. I got in touch with him, and he was immediately so helpful. He provided me with great advice and was even able to sort out a camping trip next to Mount Damavand, all the way from Shiraz. Then when I met him in Shiraz, he came to meet me in the very early morning and was able to sort out a trip to Naqsh-e-Rostam and Persepolis in the same day. He came with us and was really entertaining, but also really knowledgable and helpful. It was really amazing to meet someone so helpful especially after experiencing some problems in Tehran with hostels. He is a really fun guy to go to a coffee shop with, and I highly recommend everyone, from backpackers to tour groups, to get in touch with him in Iran!

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    The best guide in Iran and probably in the galaxy

    kamilm recommends this,

    I found Arash Sadeghzadeh ‘s website “Trips to Persia” and we met in Iran. I wouldn’t have managed without him in this wonderful country that has a lot to offer. Arash knows everything about it and helped me a lot in finding myself in the sophisticated maze of Persian culture. I particularly appreciated his knowledge in the area of Persian architecture – he just explained plainly its history, all the influences and symbols. But he knows almost everything you would like to know about Iran. And last but not least Arash is a really funny and relaxed person, you cannot get bored being with him. I highly recommend his company.
    Iran was one of the best countries I have visited, so far I haven’t had any single problem, people are just hospitable as much as you can imagine and helpful as much as they can.

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    Great sense of humor and a lot of knowledge of Persia

    mikelator recommends this,

    I met Arash in Shiraz and it was a very good experience. I didn´t expected find a guy with spanish sense of humor in Iran. He knows a lot about Iran, how the young people (modern society) are and about ancient Persia.
    If you have the opportunity of meeting him in Shiraz just do it.

    Good for: hanging out, showing around, solving problems for travelers

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