Hotel Jey Negin Esfahan

... je<br>souhrou dvou vecí - v Teheránu mají zavedený obvyklý megamestský systém,<br>kdy v urcité dny mohou do mesta jenom urcité znacky - víkend, tedy pátek,<br>je ale výjimkou a mohou v&#353;ichni, tak&#382;e jezdí autem a v pracovní dny ti co<br>nemohou do mesta autem jedou na motorce, proto&#382;e ty mu&#382;ou jezdit<br>neomezene. Druhou vecí je, &#382;e ka&#382;dé tri mesíce dostávají Iránci poukázky<br>na levný benzín (asi 300l), který pak stojí neuveritelné 2 koruny (bez<br>pouk ...

... type of food (ie. the bread store, the produce store, etc). It was so fun and I did enjoy looking so cute in my red scarf. <br><br>The food is great! And, I especially enjoyed the puff pastry......heaven..heaven with powdered sugar on top.<br><br>Tomorrow - we plan to go to the bazaar and see them make copper pots! Can't wait.<br>Will post some pictures as soon as we can.<br><br>Miss you all! See you soon.<br><br><br>

... thoroughly enjoyed our 3 or 4 days exploring Esfahan. Not only did we take great pleasure in the aesthetics of the city, we also had some lovely interactions with locals, we managed to master the art of carpet buying (well, kind of) and we were blessed with staying at one of our favourite guest houses we'd come across on our travels. <br><br>From the bus station, our taxi dropped us at the northern end of the Bazar-e Bazorg (meaning large bazaar in Farsi), From there we (James mostly ...

... is created by some clever mathematics on the part of the architects and the rainbow colours of natural sunlight.<br> <br>We were beginning to learn that there is often something quite unique in each mosque &#8211; especially the more significant ones. <br><br>The final stop in the square was the Ali Qapu or Ali Ghapu Palace (translation = &#8220;Lofty Gate Palace&#8221;). Ali is Arabic for 110 and there were 110 cannons in ...

... sva srecala tudi, ucitelja anglescine, ki se je porocil s svojo studentko, enega smesnega ata, ki je hotel da mu zrihtam vizo za slovenijo in je imel ze pripravljeno potovalko in popolnoma nic znanja anglescine in se mnogo zanimivih pojav. Jutri greva pocasi proti Yazdu, ki naj bi bil zanimivo mesto sredi puscave. Upam da bom tam lahko dodal kaksne slike, saj je travelpod tukaj blokiran. Bom pa tudi napisal se kaj zanimivega iz Esfahana, ce se bom spomnil :)

... Et bien évidemment non, la ville s'étant avérée faire partie de ces lieux où, comme on dit, la somme de toutes les choses... C'est surtout ce nombre prodigieux de petites discussions avec des djeunz ; je réalisai en fin de journée dimanche que les dialogues avec les ...

... though there wasn't an infidel in sight (or for that matter a local friendly Iranian) these abandoned structures were still in use. Yes siree, the eau-de-camel-dung hung in the air adding a dose or reality to the situation. Seriously though it would have been wonderful travel back in time, just for five minutes to see this place in its hey-day. Camels doing what they do (something along the lines of ...

... politely declined but he insisted and showed me where he would be, and when I wanted to go to just tell him. Good enough. I finished my time there at the restaurant and he must have been watching me because he came to me before I got to him. We jumped in his car, with my bags, and drove to the station. He made sure I had my ticket with me, my bags were in the bottom of the bus, and that I was inside and comfortable before he felt he was able to leave to go back ...

... I didn't have any other interesting things happen to me after this. My birthday wasn't turning out to be such a boring one after all. After I left the bridge, I went to but my birthday supper. I took it back to my hostel where I ate it in the company of a Dutch and Austrian traveler. We spoke for a short while and then they left. It was a quiet night. I took one more stroll around Imam Square. I actually took a nice flip. I walked right into a pothole that I didn't see and ...

... throughout the country, all financed personally by the supreme leaders, who have de facto control over the oil revenues of the country. In fact, I believe Forbes has ranked them as some of the wealthiest petro tycoons in the world. Any student who wishes to enroll can do so after having passed a general exam. During the six years of study, their tuition, room and board and school material are entirely paid for by the supreme leaders. And after graduation, they are ...