Enghelab Hotel
Travel Blogs from Tehran
Volleyball in the park, Tehran style
And so into the unknown. We cross the border, fighting our way through a sea of Iranians, some of them elderly, disabled and with small children, and three hours after we arrive we are through, our fingers blue from giving prints. We have said an emotional goodbye to the 16-seat Mercedes that has brought us from London. Instead we now have a full- …
Saying Goodbye Breaks My Heart!
... Bahman in the mean time found yet another carpet (this one for his home) and suggested that they put it aside for him while he considered it.
Just as we were about to leave, I spotted a carpet that had been hanging on the wall directly in front of me. How could I have missed this? I asked the guys to take it down, examined it, walked around it once, asked the price and said "sold". It was absolutely perfect for my entryway. YAY!
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So much wealth...
... France and Britain in Ruby sand the largest diamond in the world. It all became a bit surreal. I have to say, looking at that much wealth in one spot I wasn’t surprised there was a revolution.
We walked around the city in a big circle, planning our route to avoid crossing any roads where possible. I have to say I was veeery impressed by the shopping on offer. If you’re in the market for gorgeous leatherwear at bargain basement ...
Tehran
... many!
I am looking forward to getting back on the road. Tehran has been extremely social for me. In a very good way. A very enlightening experience. I realize more and more that people are the same all over the world. I happened in on some who are very kind.
I spent a fair amount of time here as well running the visa gauntlet. Picking up my waiting Uzbekistan visa at the Uzbekistan consulate, which turned out ...
Been Through The Desert On A Bike With No Name
... you will read...
I had an incident that left me a little rattled. And it was due to a number of road, weather, and bike conditions converging. Long story short, I found myself tumbling face first towards the pavement in heavy traffic. I ended up twisting my thumb pretty bad and had to bike without it for a few days. But more, my spill left me a little shaken and very appreciative of how quickly this thing could end. I rattled my jaw as well in the ...
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