Morvarid Hotel
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The border, a bush camp & our first scarved outing
The Iranian border, has to be one of the most nerve racking experiences I have ever had the pleasure of going through.
Our last night in Turkey was spent in a place known as Dogubeyazit (Doggy Biscuit as we all called it!), sitting just under the shadow of a snow capped Mt Ararat. It was a beautiful view, although the campsite had a little …
Lost (and Found) in Tabriz
Oops we did it again! For a moment, we thought we were LOST! Guess we should be used to all the "surprises" we encounter while traveling but this time the guardian angels got our back. To make a long story short, instead of getting dropped off at the Tabriz bus terminal, we ended up on a lone highway at 2 am with no taxis in sight. What to do? …
Leaving Tabriz for Teheran and Esfehan
... bedroom – not knowing where they will spend the night. Next morning we wake up early and after changing money we are leaving Teheran. We get escorted a bit but rather soon we are lost but finally Anna’s Arabic studies gives return and we manage to find some signs for Quom which we should head for. Iran is the country of U-turns meaning that you often get instructed to drive in the opposite direction to get to where you want – ...
Border crossing to Iran
... with rice – without sauce or vegetables. Not anything you grow fat from but it will keep you going at least.
Where ever we stop or drive people gives us horn, waves, takes our picture or want to have our picture taken with them. People here are overwhelmingly welcoming. We seldom spend more than one minute looking for things or looking confused. On step of hesitation is enough for people to start asking if we need help or if we have a problem. Many ...
We're Not in Kansas Anymore, Wilson
... what could be my last opportunity to experience the kind genuine hospitality I'd come to embrace from a country full of surprises for me.
It only put me back one day and it turns out the government hotel where Huseyin was put up had perhaps the most kick ass thermal pool I've ever been in. The place was a run down former four star hotel, in Diyadin, in the shadow of Mount Ararat. Who knows, Noah may have actually enjoyed these same hot springs. Maybe ...
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