Photo of Esteghlal Grand Hotel Tehran
Blick vom Balkon Mountains, mountains..... The front of the hotel view from my room

Esteghlal Grand Hotel Tehran

Crossroads of Valie-Asr Ave. and Chamran Expressway Tehran, Iran

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Gastfreundschaft, Visa, 'Polizei'

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

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... ich noch das Nationalmuseum, das Juweliermuseum und den Golestan Palast. Diese Orte machten einem bewusst, dass das persische Reich mal aeusserst maechtig, reich und einflussreich in der Welt war. Der Reichtum dieser Zeit wird einem vor allem in dem wahnsinnig gesicherten Juweliermuseum vor Augen gefuehrt. Keine Ahnung wie viele Billionen dort in Gold, Edelsteinen etc. lagern. War echt eindruecklich diese Artefakte aus der Bluetezeit des persischen Reichs zu ...

2 jours inoubliables à bord du Trans-Asia Express

A travel blog entry by melindaoba

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... br> Mostafa n’est pas autorisé à résider plus d’un an en Iran, car détenteur de la double nationalité.
Il est époustouflé de voir de jeunes femmes telles que Johanna et moi voyager seule et se charger nous-mêmes de nos bagages. Selon lui, les femmes iraniennes se font toujours servir, sont très demandeuses.

Nous longeons un immense lac à sec qui a commencé à tarir il y a 5 ans, à cause de l’élévation de barrages. Des rivières ...

Mammouth city

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... s that the Shah tortured revolutionaries in order to gain information from them while also invoking terror into the public’s minds. The museum was interesting, though our tour was spoken in Farsi, so that made things somewhat unintelligible for us. The prison itself also suggested some rather heavy hints of propaganda, even an introductory video at the start which was in English mentioned something about America and Israel and how they are not democracies, though I will come ...

Crazy horses...

A travel blog entry by jtw000

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... very welcome. People leant out and waved, honked their horns and tried to chat with us at 65mph, wobbling dangerously close while other drivers blindly lurched in front of us. It was a warm welcome but you really just want them to stay in lane and a friendly smile would have done nicely.

The roads got more and more congested until we were stationary. In fact, everyone was stationary. We went through a tunnel and fought our way to the front down bus lanes which seem to ...

The last night

A travel blog entry by samuelfensterhe

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This hotel was formerly known as: Esteglal East Wing

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