Darya Hotel Tabriz

22 Bahman Ave Tabriz, Iran

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The Iranian border

A travel blog entry by durgai.nath

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Entering Iran was like entering a black and white movie, it all turned gray and colourless. At the border it was all very serious. We entered the country in which chess had just been legalized, wearing long black veils, under the scorching summer sun. Women must cover their head, and neck, wrists and ankles cannot be shown, the punishment for a …

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Our entry to Iran

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... the local shopping centre.



At 9.30 we grabbed a cab to the bus station and got there with a few minutes to spare. Then, after faffing about with baggage and what not we were on our way to Iran, our destination being Tabriz which was 14 hours away from Yerevan.

The journey was very impressive, with spectacular scenery as we made our way up through winding mountain roads covered in forests and patchy areas of snow and ice. The road was so twisting ...

Traped with no money.

A travel blog entry by cimek

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After a simply but tasty breakfast in hotel with probably half of the local population inside we left to the border.
About 10km before we were invited by queue of track from almost every country of Europe and half Asia. Passing it by we were thinking how lucky we are having bikes. Border crossing was easy and straitforward, all procedure took 1.5 hour. We paid for insurrance and fill petrol tanks, than rode off towards Tabriz. In there strangely, we notice that ...

Stuck in the middle with you!

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... to try our luck. We made an early start, cursing our alarms and got to the main bank as it opened. We took the bikes first, we hadn’t realised how close it was. Once inside we struggled to find someone who spoke English but a guy helped us out and gave us directions halfway across town. Worrying about fuel we took the bikes back. We tried to go down a side street but it turned out to be an alley so we turned about. By the time we got round the police were waiting. They just wanted ...

The other side

A travel blog entry by jtw000

... Turkish tea that everyone seems to love here. I guess it grows on you but I’m not a huge fan of tea in any case. Coffee is a distant memory now...

There was no space for us but we were invited to join a couple of guys by the door. Then we got some tea, eggs, olives, bread and cheese. All very simple but I got the impression they had gone to a lot of trouble and were quite proud of themselves for it. There was broken English and i was told the old man who ran ...

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