Revolutions have occurred during human history and vary
widely in terms of methods, duration and motivating ideology. The revolution of
1979 in Iran marked the beginning of a completely new era in various
socio-economic fields and political systems. Are you eager to walk through some of Iran's most interesting
landscapes in search of the richest stories from the recent past? Uppersia team organized
The "Two revolutions and a coup" tour to help you learn what has happened in Iran
during its constitutional revolution of 1905, the Coup against the prime
minister of the time Dr. Mossadegh in 1953, the revolution of 1979 and in
general its recent history.
Mashq Squrae, Tehran, Iran |
Iran has been the cradle of the
movements, revolutions and changes in the Middle East the same way it was the
first country in the region that forced the king to accept the constitution
around in 1905. This trip includes Tehran and Tabriz that were the focus of
these incidents. In Tehran, Visit historical Baharestan Square and get
acquainted with Islamic Consultative Assembly, former Embassy of United State, Mashq
Square, and visit Ebrat museum, a prison during the second Pahlavi era. Also stroll around Mausoleum of Imam Khomeini,
an
Iranian Shia Muslim religious leader and politician. In Tabriz,
besides exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you Visit Ali Monsieur’s house,
who is one the most prominent political figures involved in Iran’s
Constitutional Revolution, Sattarkhan’s museum and Bagher Khan’s tomb in
Tobaieh Garden. You also explore the grave of Howard Conklin Baskerville, a foreign
leading figure in the revolution of 1979, who was killed during an attempt to
break the Tabriz siege.
Constitutional museum, Tabriz, Iran |
Your tour guide will tell you the stories of
revolutions and the coup while you are visiting the neighborhoods of the events
and you will visit the places open to public and world-famous sightseeing. Regarding
the budget,Two Revolutions and a Coup Iran Tour includes basic services so that it can be affordable for
everyone.
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