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Service code: 100973

Trip Code: SNJ 83

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2 days Marivan Tour

overview of 2 days Marivan Tour

Enjoy visiting the beautiful Zrebar Lake in the west of Marivan and the beautifully preserved nature of Marivan. An excursion to the boundary market (Baneh Market). The native language of the city is the central dialect of Kurdish (Sorani) with a minority of Hawrami dialect (Gorani language).

Is this Marivan tour for me?

Travel Style: Iran cultural Tour, Iran nature tours, Iran city tours, Iran Multiday tours

Hiking, trekking, biking, rafting, and kayaking adventures all over the world, made for outdoor types.

Service Level:

Simple and clean hotels and hostels; affordable public and private transport; lots of optional activities

Demanding: AVERAGE- 2

Light walking and hiking are suitable for most fitness levels. Nothing too challenging.

Trip Type: Iran Private tours

Private tours are more flexible when it comes to your group size, travel dates and what your trip includes

Itinerary (2 days Marivan Tour)

Day 1: Marivan

Visit Zarebar Lake and spend time at the Marivan boundary market (Baneh Market).

What's Included in Marivan Tour

Transportation

Tourist Vehicle
All The Excursions
All Transport Between Destinations & To/From Included Activities

Staff & Experts

English Speaking Tour Leader Throughout

Accommodations

Hotel (1 Night)

Other Services

Entrances Fee
VAT

Meals

Breakfast (1 Course)

5 reasons to travel to Marivan:

Zrebar Lake, the biggest lake with fresh water in the world
Tasting special grilled fish of the lake
Kūh-e Chehel Cheshmeh with a height of 3137 m
The blue dome of Pir-e-Shaliyar located in Uraman Takht
The traditional dresses of Kurdish people or Kurds

Description	Amount (per person)
	$38

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