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Iran Hotel Mashad

Andarzgoo Ave Mashad, Iran

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Zug, Pilgerstaette

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

6

... aber nie so richtig verstanden beziehungsweise schon wieder vergessen. Die Kuppel ueber der Grabstaette ist goldig, allgemein dominieren die Farben Gold und auch blau. Das Areal um das Mausoleum ist immens. Es ist eigentlich eine Stadt in der Stadt. Nicht-Muslimen ist es nur erlaubt mit einem Fuehrer rein zu gehen und in die heiligsten Gebaeude darf man gar nicht rein. Auch Fotos kann man nur von weit weg schiessen.
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Mashad - Our Confronting Introduction to Iran

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

8

... problems, we thought.

We waited again. One by one the other travellers' names were called to receive their stamped passports. In a now empty room, we were still waiting. Finally we were summoned by a stern faced official. He looked at our passports for some ten minutes, looked at us, then at our passports. Surely, it would not take all that time to ascertain that we were the passport holders? And then to my surprise, he came within inches of my ...

Stumbling Over the Border and Into Iran

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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... fully covered neck to ankles and to wear a head scarf at all times. We were also very mindful that, amongst an array of personal restrictions, alcohol is totally prohibited. I couldn't help but think that 15 days in Iran was sounding like a very long time.

We arrived very suddenly at Saraghs, a rather non-descript border township. And suddenly our trip in Turkmenistan was over and another adventure was about to begin. I never cease to be amazed ...

Taking it easy today;-)

A travel blog entry by sheikha

5

... that i stopped listening to the guide and tried to take all in. I was in aww as i walked around the complex and took pictures with my iphone (cameras arent allowed, so i had to sneak my phone in, sorry for the quality). The intricute details of all the tiles, the crystal chandeliers that were hanging in the huge nitches facing Makkah, and the inlaid marble in each room....it was breathtaking! it was like walking in a proper islamic city....i can feel the vibe bouncing off ...

My hot chick in Iran!!

A travel blog entry by ware_daniel

5
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... corridor was a single, empty white room with a desk and two chairs in the middle. He sat on one side, I sat on another. I was honestly a little bit nervous at that point, not really sure what was going on. He pulled out two cards and an ink pad. I then proceeded to provide finger prints of both hands and basic registration information. He could tell I was a little bit nervous and said “I’m very sorry ...

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