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Lobby reception a big empty doubleroom! kitchen- not realy usefull

Homa Mashad

Ahmad Abad Street, Taleghani Square, P.O.Box: 91357-1568 Mashad, -, Iran

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Zug, Pilgerstaette

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

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... dauert normalerweise 7 bis 8 Stunden. Diese Strecke ist wirklich aeusserst zu empfehlen, auch weil man durch eine schoene Wuestenlandschaft faehrt. Aber etwa 20 Minuten vor Mashhad blieben wir aus unerklaerlichen Gruenden fuer 2 Stunden stehen, wohl wegen dem Neuschnee.
Mashhad ist eine sehr wichtige Pilgerstaette fuer die iranischen Muslime. Und zwar liegt dort Imam Reza begraben. Weshalb der so wichtig ist, ...

Mashad - Our Confronting Introduction to Iran

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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... out Alan's name and beckoned him in. After some twenty minutes, I was beginning to worry as Alan had been quite sick the day before. At last Alan emerged looking slightly surprised.The official was in fact a doctor who grilled him about what country he was from and where he had been, then grilled him about his health. Only one other person from about 30 or so of the bus passengers was called in to the Health Surveillance Camp. A strange way to ...

Stumbling Over the Border and Into Iran

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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... in Iran. Borders are tenuous in Central Asia and when boundaries change, the inhabitants are inevitably caught up in the disputes. You could be in one country today and another tomorrow. He continued to recount his relatives' perspectives of Iran. They also thought it was like being in jail.

Of course the guide was quite correct about personal freedoms in Iran. We knew very well that the country had very strict codes of conduct and that I had ...

Taking it easy today;-)

A travel blog entry by sheikha

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... of the day there until our train to Esfahan.

The wow-factor hit me immediatly when i entered!! it's a huge complex as big as the Kabbah, it might even be bigger! the complex houses many courtyards done in different eras, a historical museum, a mirrored mausoleum of Imam Reza that was one of the most facinating halls i've been in. A school or madrash for young boys and men, a restaurant that feeds people for free daily, a clinic with top notch equipment, and ...

My hot chick in Iran!!

A travel blog entry by ware_daniel

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Mashad

I am an American in Iran. I’ve been preparing for this day for quite a long time, and it’s finally here. We crossed the border this morning and it was probably the most uneventful border crossing yet. It took a really long time, but otherwise, it was really easy. I got pulled aside at one point where an official walked me down a long white corridor, turning on lights as we went. At then end ...

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