Nabavi Hotel
Travel Blogs from Yazd
Yazd - The Silent Tower Academy Award
... It was interesting, but the skeptic in me wondered if someone doesn't just light the caldron every morning....
Once we were back outside the temple and in the courtyard we ran into … you guessed two of the Germans. They were apparently amused by the performance (but not nearly as much as Bahman and I), but didn't have time to speak to us for long … they wanted to get inside and see the site before Nadia and her guide showed up and her guide started ...
Windcatchers.....
... another mega walking tour. Our first destination was the Water museum, a very interesting display of the methodologies and history behind the Qanats or irrigation tunnels the area is famous for. Yazd tradesmen are famous for their extraordinary skills in locating, building and maintaining these structures so important to this dry desert area.
Next stop was Takyeh Amir Chakhmagh, a large square surrounded by a large mosque and local bazaar. We then headed out ...
Central Iranian Playground
... and schools were beautiful and should not be missed but I felt the real attraction won’t be found just walking around the city.
P.S. The airport in Tehran felt like I was sitting in a Victoria’s Secret shoot (glamorous, some of the most beautiful women I’ve ever seen!!!!), just that it was Halloween and everyone had opted for the bed sheet/ghost costume. Good ...
Too hot round here
... want to go on a desert tour because I was very tired, so I told him I would only go if the price was really low. We decided to call the tour guide again and try to
get an even lower price. He again lowers it and Max texts him that he agrees but that the “Pakistani” (Me) wants an even lower price. Then the tour guide calls back and says, “The f$$$$ing Pakistani! I give him half price on tour, half price on food, I even give him half ...
The Oldest Living City on Earth
... At that stage, negociations on wedding gifts begin. While in theory, women can
choose not to marry a man that a family is trying to arrange for them, heavy pressure is applied on young girls to submit to the will of their parents. In Shia Islam, a man must pay a dowry to the bride; the amount is set by her father. A marriage document will always include the dowry and whether it should be paid at once or in installments. In case a man does not have ...
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