The Kohan Traditional Hotel offers an evening of classical entertainments over a Persian dinner in the fine setting of its beautiful courtyard garden. The price includes live setar music, story-telling, a three-course meal, including Yazdi cake with bitter orange blossom tea. Reservations are required. The evening is subject to sufficient bookings.
Traditional Persian Night
Yazd
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