Hotel Jey Negin Esfahan

Jey Street Esfahan, TN12 9AE, Iran

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Isfahan, joyau de l'ancienne Perse

A travel blog entry by melindaoba

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... Il aurait aimé. Son souhait : aller étudier en Europe. Il s'y prépare en approfondissant ses connaissances en anglais, ce que permettent aussi les rencontres faites via le couchsurfing.

En Iran, comme en Turquie, des que j'arrive dans une ville je reçois des messages de couchsurfers qui veulent me montrer leur ville ou juste discuter. A Isfahan, j'ai plusieurs fois été abordée par des jeunes dans la rue. Ils aiment ...

The prettiest city in Iran

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... trek, so I spent a little bit longer then I would have liked faffing around looking for my way. Once I got my bearings back I found myself in a newly built part of the Bazar that still had works going on, and outside in front of me was a huge hole in the ground full of foundations for something enormous no doubt. I had to navigate between mucky puddles of mud and bits of machinery and half knocked down buildings before I arrived at my next destination – ...

We love Iran(ian people)!!

A travel blog entry by maartenmarieann

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... door je heen stuwt waar je niet goed van bent. Het beste is eigenlijk om een mentale reset te houden en alles te vergeten van wat je over Iran denkt te weten… En je dan te laten verwennen en onder te dompelen in hun vriendelijkheid, gastvrijheid en nieuwsgierigheid… Het motto hier is ‘Just say YES’. Als compleet vreemde mensen je op straat aanspreken, je dan uitnodigen voor thee, wat dan uitdraait op een hele maaltijd, je dan wordt meegenomen op ...

Toward Esfahan - "The Jewel of Ancient Persia"

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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... Pakistan city of Quetta and kindly warned us of the perils of being kidnapped and murdered on this route. We assured her we had no intention of visiting Quetta, although we would have very much liked to do so in better circumstances. Although we had travelled to Pakistan just two years before and had fallen in love with the country, stories such as these triggered within me a raw pang of fear. Alan as usual, just shrugged the story off. As he said, we were ...

It maybe miniature but it is beautiful

A travel blog entry by laurencegarner

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... This has happened most times we have stopped so far. Arrived quite late but went for a traditional Iranian meal in the top end hotel Abbas. What a gorgeous hotel though the food we were recommend was not quite so spectacular. The starter was a mashed lamb, yoghurt and some other stuff which made it taste as sweet as icing with the texture of polyfilla. You really could seal your windows in with it. Main was a chicken stew with pomegranate and walnuts which was just as ...

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