Laleh Tehran

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... the use of lanes &#8211; it looked nothing short of a free for all. We saw numerous accidents (some spanning over 100's of meters), particularly as we neared Tehran. This isn't surprising as in Iran there are 30,000 fatalities on the road every year, a staggering statistic, even for a country of 70 million. As we crawled along I watched my watch tick from 7pm to 8pm, 9pm &#8211; finally we arrived at the bus station at 10pm. With no way to communicate with Nikki and Heath, I was very ...

... to Shiraz, which is about an hour flight south from Tehran and we'll be met by a different guide there. Shiraz is a city known for arts and culture and home to some of Iran's famous poets. We've been told that during the New Year a lot of locals visit places like Shiraz, so we're expecting it to be quite a different experience from Tehran and will have no shortage of opportunities to meet and talk to the locals. Until next time!

... about the evil regime in Iran. Seeing very few westerners in Tehran, of course our group was the eye candy for the collection of Tehran's youth. Sitting smoking water pipes and eating dates, a bell suddenly rang in the cafe and some people started shouting, all women correcting their hedjabs all covering their latest design jeans. everybody were dead silent. the religious police came into the cafe to bust a innocent young Iranians. the crime? to enjoy a water ...

... raconté comme cela (et d'autant plus que j'ai perdu les sublimes photos des fresques violemment anti-ricaines ; "down with america", la statue de la liberté avec une tête de mort..), mais l'impression d'être au coeur d'une grande puissance internationale, dont l'impact sur l'histoire contemporaine a été -et est- celui que l'on sait, évidente. Teheran est ...

... drive on without slowing down. Simply stepping out when the green walking man appears on the opposite light is likely to get you a stay in the local hospital - or worse! Crossing the road where there is no pedestrian crossing requires a special act of bravery. Jaywalking is too weak a phrase to describe crossing a four lane road, which the Iranian drivers have turned into five lanes all by themselves, where the traffic is still moving. The trick seems to be to make ...

... this week and that I wouldn't be able to travel in Iran because of this. He said that he would photocopy my whole passport and that I could have the original back immediately. In that case, I explained that I could wait a week. He finally directed me to leave his office and wait for a staff member to return my passport to me. While waiting for the passport, I realized that I didn't want to backtrack to Tehran while I was in the south of Iran. I knew I would be there for about 2 ...

... get my Syrian visa today as well. She said that would be fine. I was happy with this as I didn't want to be in Tehran longer than I needed to. When I left the Embassy, Ali was waiting outside. Damn. I really wanted to enjoy the day on my own. I told him what my plans were. He could join me if he wanted to but that it wouldn't be too interesting for him. He said he wanted to tag along. I wasn't surprised with his decision. First, I went to the Indian Embassy to find out what ...

... to live in Canada and if there still was a US Embassy in Tehran there would be a similar line as well. We ended up seeing an official outside the door and I told him what I needed. He explained that the office that provided letters of recommendation was already closed and that I would need to return tomorrow. The good news was that I would get my letter on the same day that I requested it. Ali and I then took a cab to a hotel I wanted to stay at. He wanted me to stay ...