Ladies & Gentlemen: I have found my new favorite city in Iran and one of the coolest places on Earth -- ISFAHAN! Our G Adventures tour continues in this UNESCO World Heritage city that has so much beauty, the locals turned in into a Persian phrase "Isfahān nesf-e- jahān" meaning "Isfahan is half the world." If you want to see how magical this city is, just head over to Naqsh-e Jahan Square (the 2nd largest city square in the world) right before sunset, have a picnic in the grass, and observe the

The Ancient Fire Temple of Isfahan (Atashgah), perched atop a rocky hill west of the city in Iran’s Isfahan Province, is one of the few surviving pre-Islamic Zoroastrian fire temples. Dating possibly to the Sassanid era (3rd–7th century AD), this circular mud-brick structure with eight pillars once housed an eternal flame symbolizing purity and divine light. From its elevated position, it offers breathtaking panoramic views over modern Isfahan and the Zayandeh Rud valley. Though the sacred fire