Damavand Climbing Tour
Climb the Mount Damavand, the highest Mountain at West-Asia and the highest Volcano at Asia.
What's Included
- 7 Overnights at 4* Hotels, Mountain Hut and Tent at the camps with breakfast
- Licensed Tour Guide
- A certified expert English-speaking mountain guide
- A.C. Minibus / Van or Sedan car depends on the group size, Jeeps (4WD vehicles for the dirt roads)
- 7 X Breakfast - 6 X Lunch 6 X Dinner
- 2 Airport transfers in Iran
- Visa support & reference code for Visa
- Damavand permit fee (50 USD) per Person
- Alam Kuh permit fee (30 USD) per Person
- Luggage carriage with mules/porters (15kg/person)
- Tea/Coffee (no limitations) in camps
- Bottled mineral water
What's Not Included
- Visa fee at Iranian Embassy
- Travel insurance
- Trekking Equipment Rental (if needed)
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Tehran
Day 1: Arrival in Tehran Imam Khomeini Airport (IKA), our representative will meet and assist you to be transferred to the hotel. (35 Km).
Day 2: Tehran-Vandarbon Village
Day 2: Tehran- Vandarbon Village
We will drive from Tehran to Vandarbon Village via Marzan Abad and Kelardasht. Vandarbon is one of the beautiful villages of Kelardasht which is located 10 km away from Rudbarak. It is an attractive tourist resort suitable for mountain climbers. In fact, this village is one of the routes for climbing the snowy summit of Alam Kuh, the second-highest peak in Iran. We will stay at Vandarbon mountain hut. (157km)
Overnight: Tehran-Vandarbon Mountain Hut
Day 3: Tang-e Galu
Day 3: Tang-e Galu
Today, we will drive to Tang-e Galu on 3200 m, which takes about one hour. Afterward, we head for Hesarchal Camp on 3700 m with 2 hours of hiking. Tonight, we will stay in this camp.
Overnight: Hesarchal Camp
Day 4: Lashgarak Peak
Day 4: Lashgarak Peak
Today is the day of acclimatization and we are going to climb Lashgarak Peak at 4200m for about 2 hours, and then turn back to the camp. Here, you will have an amazing view of Alam Kuh from the peak as well.
Overnight: Tent
Day 5: Tang-e Galu
Day 5: Tang-e Galu
Today will be dedicated to climbing Alamkuh with 4860 meters height. Its fascinating glaciers and snowfields as well as its steep foothills could be extremely challenging for mountain climbers. Early morning, the nearly five-hour climb to the peak will begin. There will be an opportunity to have a view of Damavand (the highest peak in Iran) from Alam Kuh Peak in case the weather is good. Then, we will turn back to the camp and continue our way to Tang-e Galoo and Vandarbon mountain hut.
Overnight: Vandarbon Mountain Hut
Day 6: Namakabrud
Day 6: Namakabrud
Drive to Namakabrud to spend a day in this dreamy green tourist place with various exciting activities to offer. The most popular entertainment of Namakabrud is its cable car. We can have an amazing view of the Caspian Sea and Chalus City at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea level. (81.3 km)
Overnight: Namakabrud
Day 7: Namakabrud-Rineh
Day 7: Namakabrud-Rineh
Leave Namakabrud and drive beside the Caspian-Sea to Rineh. Arrive at evening at Rineh. (220 Km).
Overnight: Rineh
Day 8: Rineh-Gusfandsara
Day 8: Rineh-Gusfandsara
Early in the morning, have an almost 1-hour 4WD ride from Rineh (2889m) to Damavand’s Gusfandsara Camp (3000m). From Gusfandsara, trek up to Bargah-e Sevom Shelter (4200m) for about 4-5 hours.
Overnight: Camp
Day 9: Damavand
Day 9: Bargahe Sevom-Damavand Peak-Bargahe Sevom
Early in the morning, trek up to the summit (5610m) in 5-7 hours. Having conquered the giant, descend to Bargah-e Sevom Shelter (4200m).
Overnight: Camp
Day 10: Gusfandsara-Tehran
Day 10: Gusfansara-Tehran
Take a trek (about 2hours) down to Gusfandsara (3200m). From there, get a ride on a 4WD to Rineh (2889m). Then have a road trip (around 118 Km) back to Tehran (1118m). Enjoying our farewell dinner at a traditional Persian Restaurant.
Day 11: Tehran
Day 11: Tehran
At the early morning hours transfer to airport. Fly back to home.
Tour Gallery
Guest Reviews
John Doe""An unforgettable experience, everything was excellent!""
Date: August 2023Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to visit Iran is normally from April to May and from September to early November. However, Iran, as a vast country is a destination for all four seasons. For instance, in July and August, the west and northwest of Iran are the best choice due to cooler weather, mixed with classic route, such as Tabriz, Kurdistan, Kermanshah, and Hamedan. The months of November, December, January, and February are the best time for traveling to south Iran, and visit the islands of Qeshm, Kish, Chabahar, and Bushehr.
The national currency in Iran is the Iranian Rial (IRR). But due to the dramatic decrease in Iran’s currency value, Iranians informally use Toman to make the daily transactions easier. Each Toman equals 10 Rials and you just need to omit one zero to find out the value in Toman.
Iran is generally safe for foreign travelers and Iranians are well-known for their warm hospitality. But if you are still in doubt, let a licensed Iranian tour operator or travel agency organize a hassle-free tour for you.
Yes, they absolutely can! They are just required to travel with a licensed local guide across the country and arrange their visas in advance.
Foreign women should wear hijab in Iran according to the country’s laws. But just a loose hijab covering their hair, neck, arms, and legs is enough. Chador and burqa are not mandatory. Chador is just mandatory in some religious sites, including some mosques or shrines, and is offered to the visitors at the entrance.
Credit cards and debit cards do not work in Iran, unfortunately, due to the sanctions. So, you can either bring enough cash with you during your trip to Iran or exchange money at the airport or exchange offices across the cities. Iranian debit cards are also available.
Yes, you can access Wi-Fi in most public places, such as hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops. But due to filtering on some social media and websites, you should use a VPN to unblock them. You can also use data internet by buying local SIM card in the airport or mobile shops.
Alcoholic drinks are forbidden according to the country’s laws.
You can find a great variety of vegetarian meals in the Persian culinary, as well as vegetarian restaurants in larger cities. If you are going to travel to Iran on a tour, you’d better inform the tour operator or the travel agency in advance.
Dates & Prices
| Start Date | End Date | Availability | Price (per person) | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat 14 Jun, 2025 | Tue 24 Jun, 2025 | Available | €980 EUR | Enquire |
| Sat 5 Jul, 2025 | Tue 15 Jul. 2025 | Available | €980 EUR | Enquire |
| Sat 19 Jul, 2025 | Tue 29 Jul, 2025 | Available | €980 EUR | Enquire |
| Sat 2 Aug, 2025 | Tue 12 Aug, 2025 | Available | €980 EUR | Enquire |
| Sat 16 Aug, 2025 | Tue 26 Aug, 2025 | Available | €980 EUR | Enquire |
| Sat 6 Sep, 2025 | Tue 16 Sep, 2025 | Available | €980 EUR | Enquire |
* Prices are based on double room occupancy. Single supplement applies for single room.
Enquire About This Tour
For more information or to book this tour, please complete the form below. We will contact you as soon as possible.
Similar Tours
Historical Capitals of Persia
Explore the heart of ancient civilizations, journeying through the majestic cities that once reigned supreme across the Persian Empire.
Explore the Splendid Iran
This amazing tour invites you to delve deep into the heart of Iran, a land of ancient wonders, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes.