This impressive journey to the ancient city of Meybod starts with a pick up at your accommodation in Yazd. Our first stop in Meybod will be the historical Narin castle. We can climb up the hill and step on the traces of the soldiers’ footsteps who traveled along the Silk Road and stopped here to rest. This 4000-year-old mud brick structure invites us to a nice panoramic view on its top. Next, we will visit a pigeon tower decorated with sun-dried bricks. Aside from its remarkable architecture, we can visit a number of lovely pigeon nests. Just a few steps further; we visit a historical icehouse, a 400-year-old structure used to protect icing ponds from the summer heat. Our next destination, standing very close to the ice storage, is the traditional post house. This 300-year-old structure encompasses a museum showcasing the history of stamps, telephones and letter exchanges in Iran.  Afterwards, we stop at an ancient cistern from the Safavid era, which used to provide the drinking water for the people passing along this route. We walk for a few seconds to visit a 17^th century caravanserai including the Maybod Zilu museum. Traditional floor covering collections, with samples from 16^th century, are on exhibit in this caravanserai. Then, we head to Mehrjerd village to visit its historical castle and our last visit will be to the pottery workshop, as Meybod is famous for its quality pottery across the country.