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- BijaipurWell, its been a while since we blogged. There was really no reliable access to internet or we were just too tired, or busy to type. Actually getting ready to head home, so I'm back tracking! After, camping we Posted by JanandEllen in Jan and Ellen's Adventures in India! | Nov 18, 2011
- شعرترجمه شعري از شاعر مشهور كورد شيركو بيكس آزادی آواز چاقوها شد وجیب ِدزدها وجانماز تبر ها آزادی، جواهرات گذرگاه سیاست وبازرگان دروغهای رنگین میان شهرها آزادی، لنگه بارهای قاچاق های ؛ چه كسی نشان كامل آزادی را به من میدهد؟ این واژه ی بی آبرو Posted by Roj in Roj | Sep 2, 2011
- شعرترجمه شعري از شاعر مشهور كورد شيركو بيكس آزادی آواز چاقوها شد وجیب ِدزدها وجانماز تبر ها آزادی، جواهرات گذرگاه سیاست وبازرگان دروغهای رنگین میان شهرها آزادی، لنگه بارهای قاچاق های ؛ چه كسی نشان كامل آزادی را به من میدهد؟ این واژه ی بی آبرو Posted by Roj in Roj | Sep 2, 2011
- Kurdistanهمراهان عزيز در اين سفر وب سعي خواهيم كرد اطلاعات و عكس و شعرهاي زيبايي در رابطه با طبيعت و فرهنگ كردستان براي شما عزيزان به نمايش بگذاريم اميد كه با نظرات پر بارتان ما را ياري كنيد. Posted by Roj in Roj | Aug 28, 2011
- Icy Passes, Flaming Deserts===Tuesday 15-12-64 to Friday 18-12-64 === The 350 mile bus ride from Shiraz to Abadan, over varying terrain, was extremely dangerous, and our fellow passengers continuously burst into chanted prayers, which we felt inclined to join in, as one hair-rais Posted by Ozac in Shoestring Road | Apr 21, 2011
- But Raining in Persepolis===Monday 14-12-64=== Because of heavy snowfalls between Teheran and Isfahan, the bus was late in arriving, and we sat around the bus station from 10.30 pm until 3 am. It finally arrived and we left, in none too good a mood. Posted by Ozac in Shoestring Road | Apr 16, 2011
- It's Snowing in Isfahan===Saturday 12-12-64=== This morning was miserable. The day was bleak and I felt quite sad about leaving Farshid and his family, not because I was losing the comfort of their home, which I was, but because I felt they were all Posted by Ozac in Shoestring Road | Apr 16, 2011
- R & R in Tehran===Wednesday 3-12-64 to Monday 7-12-64 === In and around Tehran, mostly in - First few days I was sick with diarrhoea. I’m sure it was those pickles on the train. I can’t look at or think of pickled vegetables Posted by Ozac in Shoestring Road | Apr 14, 2011
- Civilization Please===Monday 30-11-64=== Got up to an unexpectedly shitty day. I thought I had a really comfortable bus ride assured, but after delays at Security and Police I hopped on the bus to find twice as many people aboard as there had Posted by Ozac in Shoestring Road | Apr 13, 2011
- The Real Adventure BeginsThe beginning of my Iranian experience began with picking up my visa in Istanbul, Turkey, which was a much easier process than I assumed it would be. Beginning in October, I applied through a tour agency for an application code Posted by alexis.f in Alexis' Travel Blog! | Dec 15, 2010
- Fascinating IranSilk Road hostel Arriving in the hostel in Yazd was a pleasant reunion with many travelers we met before in Iran. And of course we also met some 'new' travelers. Among them Jane and Letitia, both living in Tehran and on Posted by Dorus in Crossing Countries & Cultures | Dec 12, 2010
- Welcome in IranThe border crossing I was quite excited we were about to enter Iran. When you plan a journey like this, there are always some countries that you looked forward to the most. For me, Iran was such a country. Iran has Posted by Dorus in Crossing Countries & Cultures | Nov 26, 2010
- My Memories of IranYears back, I along with my family and two other students landed at Meherabad International Airport of Tehran on one bright September morning (although it didn’t have to do anything with the September Morning sung by one of my favourite Posted by jalalspage in Jalal's Travelog | Nov 25, 2010
- Swimming with Osama Bandar Abbas, Iran (photo: wikipedia) Does Osama like to swim? Yes he does. If it was more wading and paddling or arms stretched to the front parting the water like morning curtain Posted by jajabor in Cholche, Jibon | Nov 24, 2010
- IranOur hotel choices in Iran (there are no real high end accomodations unfortunately). Hotel Sepehr*****, Tehran Hotel "Hilton" Esteghlal****, Tehran (the former Hilton, not much renovated since) Hotel Homa***, Mashad - [img=http://upload.wikime Posted by LuxuryRogue in Gentleman Adventurer | Sep 20, 2010
- you come me here nature come normalWe wanted to go trekking in the Alamut Valley - an area of the Alborz mountains north of Tehran. Needed a guide. So we headed up there, phoned a guy in the guidebook, and 2 hours later we were sitting Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Sep 7, 2010
- Photos UpI've uploaded a bunch of photos from Iran, take a look. Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Sep 7, 2010
- Closing impressions of IranWe arrived in Damascus last night and are having a bit of an admin day today. Dave is registering us for Glastonbury next to me, we've just booked flights to Malawi (woop), going to the post office next. Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Sep 7, 2010
- The chuckling mosque of BaledehContinuing our road journey back to Tehran via the winding North Iranian mountain roads brought us to the pretty little valley town of Baledeh (population 9000). Baledeh is the only village in the area apparently to have accommodation or Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Sep 7, 2010
- Towering sucessesThe guidebook describes a road of seemingly unending hairpins skirting the edge of steep edged valleys and forests. Nearby were the intriguing sounding sights of West Radken tower and the tower of Gonbad which might have been built by Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Sep 6, 2010
- Baggy TrousersThe west of Iran is the land of the Kurdish people who wear baggy trousers with a low crotch around the knees of which any hoxtonite would be proud. The Kurdish people in Iran have their own culture and Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Sep 6, 2010
- Heldev!Let me introduce you to Mahsa (which means moon-like and explains her nickname Moonie) and her friends: Mehran, Arman, Shayan, Ali and oo i forget one guy's name because he wasnt on the camping trip i'm about to tell you Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Aug 28, 2010
- Bridges, blankets and brave young bellesEsfahan is probably the main tourist town in Iran in the sense that it has grand squares and beautiful buildings and the river to meander along with it's many bridges that are lit up by night and crowded with people Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Aug 28, 2010
- Camping fail - mountain winThe Lonely Planet guide suggests that catching a train or a direct bus between the two main towns of Shiraz and Esfahan would be a wasted opportunity since between the two cities lies the stunning Zagros mountains although LP cautions Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Aug 28, 2010
- How to cross a road in Iranstep 1. Walk. That's it. At first this was terrifying. You have to suspend all self preservation instincts and reverence for your own life and hand over the respect for your life to the drivers instead (who Posted by rachndave in Adventure Points | Aug 21, 2010
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