Pomegranate Harvest Festival Tour in Iran
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Call for Price
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Daily Refreshment
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Eco-friendly lodging
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Supporting local communities
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Sustainability Commitments
Description
🍎 Pomegranate Harvest Festival in Kurdistan & Yazd – A Sustainable Journey with PGTG
Every autumn, Iran glows with the deep red of pomegranate orchards. With Persian Gryphon Travel Group, you’ll celebrate the Pomegranate Harvest Festival in two of the country’s most enchanting regions—Kurdistan and Yazd—where traditions meet sustainability.
In Kurdistan, wander through terraced orchards against a backdrop of rugged mountains. Join villagers in handpicking fruits, pressing fresh juice (ab-anar), and sharing communal meals flavored with the tart sweetness of pomegranate. Folk songs, Kurdish dance, and craft markets make the celebration lively and immersive.
In Yazd, desert orchards burst with crimson fruit. Learn how locals turn pomegranates into syrups, jams, and sauces, while savoring classic dishes like fesenjan (pomegranate-walnut stew). Stroll Yazd’s winding alleys, marvel at windcatchers, and discover how communities have thrived for centuries in harmony with the desert.
With Persian Gryphon Travel Group (PGTG), you can join local communities to celebrate the Pomegranate Harvest Festival in an eco-conscious way. Throughout your journey, sustainability is at the heart—from eco-lodges and farm-to-table dining to purchasing directly from farmers, ensuring your travel leaves a positive impact.
Experience
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Highlights
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Pick pomegranates in Kurdistan’s mountain villages and Yazd’s desert orchards.Taste fresh pomegranate juice, molasses, and traditional dishes like fesenjan and anar polo.Join local festivals with folk music, storytelling, and village markets.Stay in eco-lodges and village homes, supporting community livelihoods.Explore cultural gems of Yazd (UNESCO city) and Kurdistan’s terraced villages.
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Includes
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Daily RefreshmetAll entrance fees per the itineraryWell-experienced local Tour GuideAll transportation in destination location
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International airfareTravel insurance (required)Tips and any private Expenses
Faq
Late October to mid-November, when pomegranates are harvested in Kurdistan and Yazd.
Yes! Harvest activities, cooking, and cultural festivals are family-friendly.
Not at all—local farmers guide you, and it’s fun, hands-on learning.
By staying local, buying direct, and reducing waste, your visit actively strengthens rural communities and protects cultural heritage.
Yes, the itinerary can be tailored to your preferences and interests.
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