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31/10/2017

Evergreen Cheshmeh-Ali, This is one of the permanent springs in Damghan, 30 km north of the city. Thanks to its verdant foliage and pleasant climate this region has been frequented by people from ancient times. During the Qajar period many buildings were constructed in Cheshmeh Ali among which the Fat'hali Shah and Agha Mohammad Khan palaces still stand erect. Fat'hali Shah's palace is built in the middle of a lagoon placed between the first and second spring and Aqa Mohammad-Khan's palace is facing opposite the former palace. Cheshmeh-Ali has always interested the visiting tourists.
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30/10/2017

You didn't come into this world. You came out of it, like a wave from the ocean. You are not a stranger here. Alan Watts
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30/10/2017

.My name is Veronika and I'm from Austria 🇦🇹
This year I visited Iran for the first time with my sister and our dad and I absolutely loved it. The history, ancient as well as more recent, is unique and captivating. The Iranian people are among the most friendly I have encountered in my travels so far and I thank every one I met for making my trip such an amazing experience!
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30/10/2017

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I've come to Iran four times over the past two years, each time discovering new places and meeting new people. The hospitality of Iranian people is well known, but you cannot fully understand it without coming here and experiencing it yourself. Around every corner is a new person who is curious to meet you, and to show you the next beautiful building, park, garden, palace, mosque or area around the next corner.
I'm originally Dutch, currently traveling the world.
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24/10/2017

The word "صلح" (pronounced Solh) means "Peace/Reconciliation" in Farsi. 🕊

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23/10/2017

A glimpse of heaven in Persian gardens.🕌
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21/10/2017

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I made it to IRAN!! And let's just say that all of the misconceptions I had of the country have already gone quickly out of the window. What a beautiful group of people live here and it pains me to know how horribly our government and media make them out to be. I can't believe that I was somewhat nervous and anxious to come here because in these last hours I've felt safer than I have sometimes in my own country. I already thank the Iranians for their kindness, peacefulness and generosity. The people here know our governments are the problem but they know it's just the government and still LOVE Americans with a big L... I wish the USA could do the same for them. It's amazing how life in Tehran is just like life in any other big city and I felt perfectly normal walking around...besides getting used to my head scarf of course. :) • Oh and for those of who you are interested in this stuff...going thru customs was super easy. They checked my visa and asked me what my job was and where I was staying and let me in. Easy as that!
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19/10/2017

Some beautiful paths can't be discovered without getting lost.
But make sure you are lost with the right car🚗 .
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15/10/2017

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I am a pharmacist who loves to travel and explore cultures and bridge the gap between people. The media can give wrong perceptions sometimes and I hate that. We are all one. 😍 I also want my son to learn about cultures from a young age so I take him on trips sometimes to explore and learn.
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13/10/2017

Sometimes you just need to get away right in a middle of desert to let yourself shout, scream, get wild and free your innere child.
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08/10/2017

Between Taybad and Khaf cities in Razavi-Khorasan province, there is a small town called Khargerd. One of the most important tourist attractions of Khargerd is the Ghyasyh School, a beautiful example of pure Timutid architectural style, with the spirit of Persian art and culture.
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04/10/2017

Visiting Iran during Ashura and can be a truly extraordinary experience – and a perfect time to experience one of the most important and significant events of Shia Muslims in Iran.
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29/09/2017

Iran for me is a place which cannot be described within a short text. It's very intense, thus interesting. Iranians are warm-hearted and hospital, that's what all the travelers say who have been here. But Iran and Iranians for me are more complex than this. I was living in Tehran for a year learning Farsi(which is definitely one of the sweetest languages in the world!). Being able to speak the language opened up doors for me to understand the culture and the society of the current Iran better. And that Iran made me laugh, made me think, made me angry, made me cry. But when I'm away, it touches a soft spot in my heart when I think of it.

I only would like to give an advice for single female travelers: be aware that you are coming to a sexually not open advertised and on average well educated country. It is safe to travel in Iran as a single women, but I'd be lying to say there's nothing you should be more careful about than in other places.xiang 🇨🇳

24/09/2017

Aminoddole Caravansarai (Persian: تیمچه امین الدوله -Timche-Aminoddole) is an old caravansarai in Bazaar of Kashan. The place is used for some important religious ceremonies. The most famous one is Muharram during which Hai'ats inter the place, sing about events happened to Hussain third Imam of shia's and his family in Karbala on the day of ashura. It's been an Important place along silk road. Its chambers have been traditionally a place for buying and selling rugs woven by Kashanis or rugs of other cities .There are also some old teahouses in the Timche.
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23/09/2017

You'd better give up on your diet when you come to Iran 🇮🇷

19/09/2017

My name is Théo, I am 26 and come from Switzerland. I came to Iran for my master thesis in social geography. I am mainly staying in Tehran this time, but I already came to Iran three years ago: I arrived from Turkey to Tabriz, went up to the Azerbaijan border, then down east to Tehran. Then I went to Kurdistan, which I loved, and then to the more "classic route": Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz and Kashan, with a stop in Dasht-e-Kavir.
I really like Iran firstly for its people, who are very welcoming and interesting, and of course the landscapes and architecture are super impressive. I know Iranian people are very proud of their food too, but as a vegetarian it's sometimes hard to get something else than kashka bademjun and falafels.
Facebook account: Théo Héritier 🇨🇭
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16/09/2017

Prison Giants
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11/09/2017

The Ali Sadr Cave 🌄
The Cave (Persian: غار علی صدر) originally called Ali Saadr or Ali Saard (meaning cold) is the world's water which attracts thousands of visitors every year.It is located in Ali Sadr Kabudarahang County about 100 kilometers north of Hamadan, western 🇮🇷. Because of the cave's proximity to large cities such as Hamadan, it is a highly recommended destination for tourists from all corners of the world. Tours of the cave are available by pedalos.
Prehistoric paintings, pitchers, and jugs found onsite indicates that the cave were inhabited by early humans starting 12,000 years ago. An additional entrance to Ali Sadr was constructed during the reign of Darius I (521-485 BCE), but at some point after that the cave was apparently forgotten, being rediscovered only in 1963. .
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09/09/2017

“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.” – Saint Augustine

06/09/2017

This mansion is an example of residential palaces of last Safavid rulers. It has built on the 1080 A.D and its other names are Eight to Eight, Eight to Eden, Night angle garden.

It is an octagonal mansion with four facades which with all similarities no one is like the other. It looks like north facade is the main facade while the existence of pool in the east side of main façade is determiner.

This mansion has built two meters above the ground level and has two floors.

first floor rooms in the four corners of the mansion has stucco and painting ornaments, in the second floor there are a series of porches and rooms with inlaid doors and windows. In the middle of the hall there is a pond made of marble which is known as pearl pond. The feature of this pond is that the water comes out of its holes like pearls.

Around of this palace there is a luxurious and beautiful park that is already one of the famous promenade of Isfahan city.
All of the travelers and tourists who have visited Isfahan and have managed to enter to the Hasht Behesht palace has called it one of the most beautiful monuments of the world.

05/09/2017

17.04.17 snow covered mountains, historical sites, desert road trips or a lush oasis - iran has so much to offer 🇮🇷
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03/09/2017

Yazd; a desert city reconverting commercially and industrially, as well as a historical city, which regrets never having been a national capital, Yazd commemorates by unusual monuments the importance given it by scores of scientists and scholars in the past centuries. In the industrial fields, Yazdis practice carpet weaving, silk weaving, shawl making, the manufacture of the shoes known as giveh and the making of abasor cloaks. Many are engaged in agriculture, the noblest of all employment according to the Avesta, the holy book of Zoroastrianism.
The architecture of Yazd is unique, combining a proliferation of those graceful bad-girs (wind-towers) seen in central and southern Iran: the houses are surmounted by high turrets with openings oriented toward the dominant winds; these insure the ventilation of the lower parts of the house rather like air-vents on a ship. Enormous domes starting at ground level and also surmounted by air-vents act as protective roofs for deep water-tanks six, eight or ten meters below street level, which were reached by stair-cases. Yazdis of the present day retain their sterling qualities of old. They are strongly religious, whether their faith is Islam or the “Good Religion” of ancient Iran.

01/09/2017

Golden view over the desert

31/08/2017

This is probably the most famous of Isfahan's bridges. It is made up of a series of 33 arches and was commissioned in 1602 by Shah Abbas I from one of his Generals. The name - Si-o-Seh Pol is derived from the Farsi for 33 (Si-o-Seh). The bridge is built on a series of pontoons of great width and there is a famous tea-house amongst them which is accessible from the southern bank.
The bridge was originally known as the Bridge of Allahverdi Khan who was the general responsible for its construction. The lower level of 33 arches is surmounted by a second layer, with one arch above each of the pontoons and two arches above the lower single arch, giving it its name and rhythmic appearance. The road along the top is sandwiched between high walls which give some shelter from the wind as well as protection for travellers who can walk along the footpaths on either side to avoid the crush of the traffic. Originally there were frescoes on the walls which Sir William Ousely, who saw them in 1823, felt to be dangerous for the morals of passers by!
The bridge itself is 295m long and 13.75m wide. The thirty four piers on which it is constructed are 3.49m thick and the arches are 5.57m wide. The southern side of the bridge, where the waters of the Zayandeh run more swiftly has supplementary arches, and it is this that makles them suitable as a tea house. The bridge acted as a springboard for the development of the Khajou Bridge some 50 years later.

29/08/2017

DER PERSISCHE GARTEN
Die Erfindung des Paradieses
13. April bis 15. Oktober 2017
📷:Sibylle Pietrek, 2017
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29/08/2017

The forests of the northern province of Gilan are an area of outstanding natural beauty, and offer some beautiful hiking trails for tourists. An eight hour drive from Tehran, the mountainous Masal region has some particularly popular walking routes, although you’d be wise to bring your own supplies as shops and hotels are few and far between. The mixture of lush lowlands and mountain forests make for a pleasing contrast with the harsh landscapes of southern Iran, although lynxes, wolves, and bears are said to inhabit these territories.

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28/08/2017

Do Iranians make the best tea in the world? ☕️ Try it once and you will know why Iranians are addicted to tea...photo by: Romain Cantenot

26/08/2017

This is a list of ski areas and resorts in Iran:

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25/08/2017

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My name is Théo, I am 26 and come from Switzerland. I came to Iran for my master thesis in social geography. I am mainly staying in Tehran this time, but I already came to Iran three years ago: I arrived from Turkey to Tabriz, went up to the Azerbaijan border, then down east to Tehran. Then I went to Kurdistan, which I loved, and then to the more "classic route": Esfahan, Yazd, Shiraz and Kashan, with a stop in Dasht-e-Kavir. I really like Iran firstly for its people, who are very welcoming and interesting, and of course the landscapes and architecture are super impressive. I know Iranian people are very proud of their food too, but as a vegetarian it's sometimes hard to get something else than kashka bademjun and falafels. . Facebook account: Théo Héritier 🇨🇭 . Upload your photos and memories of traveling to Iran with the hashtag #withiniran to be featured . #iran#camping#offroad#switzerland#adventure#trip #travel#mustseeiran#desert#culture #erasmus#erasmuslife#wanderlust #europcar #europcariran #hospitality#Deutschland#Aachen#rwth#instagood#reisen#middleeast #mustseeiran#iranissafe#roadtrip #travel#camping#tourism_iran #uncoveriran#Beautiful_Iran#myerasmus#taleqan

ʿAlam-Kūh ( also: Alam Kooh) – Mount Alam – is a mountain in the Alborz mountain range in the north of Iran, Mazandaran Province, forming a peak of the Takht-e Suleyman Massif. It is located in the Kelardasht District of the Mazandaran Province of Iran. With an elevation of 4,848 meters, it is the second highest peak in Iran behind Mount Damavand . . Upload your photos and memories of traveling to Iran with the hashtag #withiniran to be featured . . #iran#camping#offroad#withiniran#adventure#trip #travel#mustseeiran#desert#culture #erasmus#erasmuslife#wanderlust #europcar #europcariran #hospitality#Deutschland#Aachen#rwth#instagood#reisen#middleeast #mustseeiran#iranissafe#roadtrip #travel#camping#tourism_iran #uncoveriran#Beautiful_Iran#myerasmus#alamkuh#mountains

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Experience of pottery🇮🇷 The history of Iran Pottery goes back into ancient time. When agriculture came into existence and cultivation started on Iran’s plateau by me primitive races of this land, people made utensils of killed clay in order to meet their needs. Fingerprints of primitive natives of Iran can be seen on these earthenware. The first earthenware were two kinds, black utensils and red ones, both of these had very simple construction. Gradually, simple earthenware, were being decorated by geometric designs. Studying these designs shows us that Iranians were very skillful in making designed earthenware and represented these designs in a very lively and beautiful manner. Iran could be called the main birth place of designed earthenware utensils. Designing earthenware in Iran started about 4 thousand years BC. The earthenware belonging to four thousand year BC had been killed more carefully in newly made kilns. The shapes and forms of these earthen’s show that, invention of the pottery rotating machine must have been done in that time. The artists by using this new machine made different kinds of utensils like: piped pots, bowls and jars for storage of corns and grains. Among excavated earthen’s belonging to this age, some primitive earthen statues in the form of animals and birds were found which were used more ornamentally rather than anything else. #iran#camping#offroad#withiniran#adventure#trip #travel#mustseeiran#desert#culture #erasmus#erasmuslife#wanderlust #europcar #europcariran #hospitality#Deutschland#Aachen#rwth#instagood#reisen#middleeast #mustseeiran#iranissafe#roadtrip #travel#camping#tourism_iran #uncoveriran#Beautiful_Iran#myerasmus#yazd#pottery

Best Tourist Attraction place in Iran

Iran with a history of several thousand years and a very versatile climate, is an interesting place that many have yet to explore. In this video, we are covering some of the interesting and fun places that you can explore, if you visit the Northern Western parts of Iran.

Climbing in Iran

Damavand ( 5609m ) , Alamkouh ( 4851m ), Sabalan ( 4811m ) mountains and bigwalls like Alamkouh northface, Bisotun ( 1200m high, 5km width ) and many other bigwalls in Iran + Sport climbing area and awesome canyons invite different tastes for a trip in Iran.

Rudkhan castle

Rudkhan castle is one of historical buildings in Gilan located on the crest of a mountain and is called by locals “Zhiyeh Castle”. The castle has been alternatively called “One Thousand Steps”, “Hesami”, and “Saksar” castle too. The important historical castle has been the seat of Gilan governments for a long time. It is said to date back to the Sassanid period and after destruction, it has been rebuilt under the Seljuk rule. It was a base for Ishmaelite clan and was used by local rulers up to the Zand dynasty. Thereafter, it was abandoned. The exact date of its construction, however, is still a mystery. Since Fouman has been the seat of Gilan government for a long time (after Eshaqvand dynasty) the castle has gained more in importance. Unreliable stories have it that Mirza Kouchak Khan Jangali has taken shelter there for a period of three years. There is a plaque on its entrance which reads, “This castle has been built for Sultan Hesamoddin Amir Dabbaj between 918 and 921 AH”. The castle is located 25 km southwest of Fouman City, which is part of Gurabpas Mountains, The castle has an area of 2.6 hectares and is located on the heights overlooking Rudkhan village. The castle is 665-715 m from sea level and is near the Rudkhan River. Its wall is 1,500 m long and the castle has 65 towers. Rudkhan castle has an area of over 2.4 hectares long with 42 watchtowers. There are loopholes in the thick wall of the castle through which molten metal was poured on assailants and through which archers targeted the enemy. In the past, there has been a spring inside the castle, which was used by the inhabitants when they were under siege.

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