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Kashan - Esfahan
One can't go to Kashan and miss out on the Bagh-e Tarikhi-ye Fin, or the the Fin Garden. Built for the Shah (Shah Abbas I), it's a classical Persian garden with natural spring water flowing through blue-tiled channels that are dug throughout the grounds. The central pavilion is decorated with beautiful tiles and frescoes on the interior side of the …
Isfahan - Only a Bridesmaid.... Pt. 2.
... lovely four story home that was used for his residence and studio. In addition, his son and daughter-in-law lived on one level of the home.
As we got out of the van, we were nearly swept away in the wind and dust. I looked at Bahman and said "storm", but Bahman wasn't convinced it was going to rain. We walked down a sidestreet and rang the bell and were almost instantly greeted by Mr. Fotowat. He invited us inside to what was a grand entry. We immediately ...
Isfahan - Only a Bridesmaid.... Pt.1.
... I moved on from the Church to the museum, which housed a historical tribute to Armenian history. The interesting artifacts included the world's smallest book (it was about the size of a baby's fingernail), a writing on a single strand of hair, the original Armenian land grant signed by the Shah and an original Rembrandt. However, the best part of the visit to the museum was meeting two charming medical students, Mahshid (which means moonlight) and Razieh (which means ...
Beautiful Esfahan...
... mosques, a palace and the amazing bazaar, there is more than enough to keep a wide eyed tourist happy for a few days. The monuments are a real testament to the skills of Iranian architects, builders and artists. Soaring domes, intricate tile work and majestic open spaces are simply astounding. The beautiful carpets, ceramics, miniatures and metalwork sorely tempt even the most budget minded traveller. It was here we loosened the purse strings to purchase the Persian carpet ...
Beautfiul Esfahan!
... next day, we went to the main hangout square in Esfahan called "Imam Square". Most people made sure to tell us that the name they prefer is not "Imam Square" but "Shah Square"- most things that were named after the Shah were changed to "Imam" or "Khomeini" in honor of the Iranian Islamic revolution. One old man, however, told me that the real name is Naksh-e-Jahan meaning "image of the world".
At the square, we checked out ...
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