Engelab Tehran

... v rozmačkání rajčete a neidentifikované věci v misce a zalití vývarem a vložením natrhaného chleba. Druhá fáze spočívala v rozmačkání zbylého obsahu keramické misky a vytvoření jakési pasty, kterou se plnil natrhaný chléb. Jídlo bylo velmí chutné.
Po obědě se z našeho ochotného Íránce vyklubal průvodce, který za peníze provází turisty. Už nám bylo trapné se ho ...

... please look for results in the fall.
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... the use of lanes – it
looked nothing short of a free for all. We saw numerous accidents
(some spanning over 100's of meters), particularly as we neared
Tehran. This isn't surprising as in Iran there are 30,000 fatalities
on the road every year, a staggering statistic, even for a country of
70 million. As we crawled along I watched my watch tick from 7pm to
8,pm, 9pm – finally we arrived at the bus station at 10pm. With no
way to communicate with Nikki and Heath, I was very conscious ...

After spending the last few days in Kashan and Qom, we finally we made our way back to Tehran for our last days in Iran. On our way back to Tehran we stopped at the shrine for Ayatollah Khomeini and it was enormous. What was most amazing though was how emotional many Iranians feel about this particular Ayatollah that they see as the grandfather of their revolution. Even though he died many years ago (1989), for many it's still traumatic and we ...

Culture can be viewed as a phenomena relating to each country or a region individually. A lot of theories talk about culture being predetermined and we all have a certain elements of our own culture implemented on some unconscious level. But the thing is that different cultures are more and more being viewed through a needs of global society that tends to marginalize small or ...

... ville puissante. Culturellement riche, historiquement puissante, mais également facade d'une nation moderne, d'une énergie géniale et d'une vie quotidienne fascinant. Passons rapidement sur l'énergie, qui se traduit surtout par un bordel automobile s'étendant sur 20km de nord au sud (la ville est assez compacte, "ŕ peine" 10 km d'est en ouest). On m'avait ...

... been diddled by the cashier as I could only count around R600,000 in notes. Turns out the R1,000 note (or was it R100,000 - really can't remember) was in fact a R1,000,000 note! Gotta love those noughts! After a seemingly endless bus journey into Tehran with the inside temperature showing as 38 celsius we arrived at our hotel, and checked in. I finally got into bed at 4.21 am, Tehran time, 19 hours after getting up! Still, at least I would have two and a half hours before I had to get up!!!

... started almost immediately. He asked questions like: -Where were you before Iran? (Turkey) -Where are you going after Iran? (Hopefully Syria via Turkey) -How long is your trip? (1 year) -Where have you been on your trip so far? (I told him) -Where will you be going after Syria? (Jordan) -What other countries do you have left on your trip? (I told him) -Why did you pick these countries? Aren't they dangerous? (Because they seem more adventurous than the alternative. And no they ...

... their shoulders and rub their hands through another man's hair. He laughed and said it was VERY normal. It means the man really values your friendship and that I should not confuse it with anything else. He also said I shouldn't be surprised if he tries to give me a kiss on the cheek when we say hello or good bye to each other. This I was used to because of my Italian background. The conversation then changed to safety in Iran. He said I would have no problems traveling in ...

... ok as I was an experienced traveler and that I would be able to take care of myself. I explained to him that if I could do East Africa by myself, I could do Tehran. To that he replied in a bewildered manner, "But Tehran is not like East Africa." This made me laugh. I explained that I would have an easier time here but he insisted that he escort me. Why not? It would make things easier. I didn't underestimate what a nice thing he was doing for me. He just completed a 36 ...