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Seyed Shohada Conjuction, In Front Of Naderi Garden Mashad, -, Iran

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Zug, Pilgerstaette

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

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Am 3. und 4. Januar machte ich eine Reise quer durch den Iran. Und zwar reiste ich von Yazd via Isfahan und Teheran nach Mashhad. Die Route ist ziemlich komisch, da man aber am besten per Zug nach Mashhad reist und es von Yazd nach Mashhad nur Nachtzuege gab, entschied ich den Umweg ueber Teheran zu nehmen. Ich reise naemlich viel lieber am Tag, wenn man auch tatsaechlich was vom Reisen hat! Von Isfahan bis Teheran war ...

Mashad - Our Confronting Introduction to Iran

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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If we thought the Turkmenistan side of the border procedures were difficult, we had seen nothing compared with the Iranian side.

My headscarf kept slipping and I had great difficulty carrying my bags and keeping the wretched scarf attached as we stumbled in the overwhelmingly hot and windy conditions from the bus to the Iranian border formalities building. On our breathless arrival we were herded into a waiting room where our passports were ...

Stumbling Over the Border and Into Iran

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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The next day we drove three and a half hours along a rough and bumpy road to the Turkmenistan-Iran border at Saraghs. Hostile desert scenery interspersed with dry land wheat farms, surrounded us for for most of the trip. A dust storm encroached the desert late in the morning, sweeping vast deposits of suffocating brown sand across the road and reducing visibility to a few hundred meters. The storm was from Iraq, Maksat told us. From here on all the dust storms ...

Mashhad, the holy city of Iran

A travel blog entry by groundhopper

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... person. All other Imams are not buried in Iran. Only the shi'it muslim have the 12 Imams, the sunnit and other muslim do not use them in their believe. Iran is one of very few countries with a majority of shi'it muslim, others are Palestine, Bahrain and I guess Lebanon.

Unfortunately I lost the pics of the Hamam, I will try to get some of my tourmates. Hope to show them later. ...

Entering Iran

A travel blog entry by sheikha

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... sight to see! This mosque is a very Holy place for the Shiite sector of Islam, it's considered 2nd important to Makkah. I've been to many mosques throughout this trip, but by far this has been the most spiritual and intense. Especially since i can finally feel its Ramadhan! I respect the fact that once the Imam calls to break the fast (magharb prayers), people don't rush off to eat or drive like maniacs to make it on time (I'm referring to Kuwait fasters), they ...