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Malek-o Tojjar Yazd

Panjeh-ali Bazaar Yazd, Iran

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelMalek-o Tojjar Yazd

City of byciles and " badgir"

A travel blog entry by persian.gairl

Traveling to Yazd ismy best experience of traveling.and the hole was the best all over the world.

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Wuestenstadt

A travel blog entry by timon_richiger

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... Pilgerstaedte fuer die ZoroasterInnen weltweit.
An einem Abend fuehrte uns noch ein Iraner, seine Freundin und noch ein Maedchen etwas durch die Stadt. Den Iraner hatten wir im Bus nach Yazd kennen gelernt. Sie ermoeglichten uns nochmals einen besseren Einblick in die iranische Gesellschaft. Diese Begegnungen sind wirklich unheimlich wertvoll. So erfaehrt man unglaublich viel ueber die Kultur und erhielten einen Einblick in das Leben und die Traeume junger IranerInnen.
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Yazd

A travel blog entry by melindaoba

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... routes et une tendance à la diplomatie permettent d'expliquer la longévité de Yazd. Le fait que la prospérité commerciale ne s'est jamais traduite en un pouvoir politique réel est probablement une autre raison. Quand Marco Polo passa par là au 13e siècle, il décrivit Yazd comme une "une cité fameuse et splendide et un centre de commerce'. Elle fut épargnée des destructions de Gengis Khan ...

Big touristy day

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

... to overstep their boundaries of the strict Islamic code they are obliged to adhere to. The workout was uneventful until the end when a small group of three or so confronted me in the changing area with the usual "where are you from? Where are you going? Do you like Iran? Do you have a wife?" Ireland, Australia, Yes, No.

I then returned to the hostel where I treated myself to some camel stew which was remarkably like mutton in texture, but without that somewhat gamey ...

Yazd - Such a Lovely Place, Such a Lovely Place...

A travel blog entry by crowdywendy

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The dining area was lovely and where we enjoyed a welcome break and tea. And the toilets were for a change spotless. Unfortunately, a large tourist group was following us and so we could only spend a short time enjoying our tea before - yes - once again we were speedily carted off again on our tour.

Just before we arrived at Yazd we visited the Dakhmeh-ye Zartoshtiyun - or The Towers of Silence. Two eerie, lonely barren hilltops ...

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